Sunday Sermons | Bethel House of Truth | Pastor Randall Crawford Sr.

If someone has ever told you that God does not love you, that is not true. 'The Three Hearts of God ' is a moving sermon that touches on three facets of God's grace, love, and mercy towards his children. Simply put, God aches for you because he created you. Therefore, he can never forget you. Pastor Crawford explores the nature of God's love, which exceeds that of any human. Within this sermon, you will learn three key Hebrew words that shine a light on topics such as unmerited favor, deep compassion, and loyalty. Overall, you will leave with a deeper understanding of God's love for you as well as a blueprint to love like Christ.

In today's message, Pastor Crawford details the very first Passover, revealing a newfound knowledge of the Passover, which means to hover. Listeners will begin the study in Exodus 12, setting the tone of Passover night while establishing the threefold meaning of the Hebrew word for pesach. Through in-depth study and various scriptural references, students will learn that the angel of the LORD did not simply pass by the children who obeyed his command on Passover night; rather, the angel of the LORD blocked their door like a soldier, protecting them against the angel of death. Not only is this message healing, but it is also reassuring and filled with the love of God. We hope you enjoy 'The First Passover'.

Did you know that the word 'shalom' is mentioned over 200 times within the Old Testament? Many people know shalom as a common greeting of peace, but Pastor Crawford will teach you the deeper meaning and context of the word and its significance to the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Shalom is an in-depth study of the power of the Holy Spirit and the transformative nature of God-given peace in comparison to the peace of the world.

Many Christians believe that the book of Revelation and other important messages in the Bible are forever hidden from God's children. What if I told you that is not the case? God intends for His children to know and understand His words, equipping them with lasting wisdom that can make their lives easier. In today's message, Pastor Crawford speaks about God's wisdom and how it is readily available to those who actively seek Him with a pure heart. This message encourages believers to walk the path God has intended for them and to avoid idolatry.

In today's sermon, you will discover how Satan uses a technique called emotional hijacking to prevent believers from having a sound mind in Christ. Using Ephesians 6 and 2 Corinthians 10, Pastor Crawford details the painful effects of spiritual warfare and the need to continually wear the armor of God—especially the helmet of salvation—to guard the mind, cast down imaginations, and bring thoughts into obedience to Christ. Pastor Crawford details what it means to persevere through affliction and gain a stronger relationship with Christ.

Pastor Crawford addresses the internal struggles believers face, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness, confession of sins, and reliance on God's wisdom. Using scriptural references from Matthew 10:28, James 4, and Romans 7, he delves into the origin of internal conflicts and how to overcome them through spiritual maturity, submission to God, and drawing closer to Christ. This sermon is a call to prioritize God over worldly desires and to seek a deeper, more authentic relationship with Christ. Prepare to be inspired and challenged to cease the inner battles and grow in spiritual strength. 00:00 Introduction and Announcements 00:37 Opening Prayer and Welcome 01:41 The War Within Yourself: Introduction 02:09 Understanding the Source of Inner Conflict 02:44 Biblical Guidance on Overcoming Inner Struggles 06:36 The Importance of Maturity and Confession 09:24 Loving God Over the World 13:40 Living by the Spirit 18:52 Living in the Spirit 19:29 Inner Peace and Self-Reflection 21:07 Walking in the Light 23:21 Confession and Forgiveness 26:24 Authority from God 33:31 The Struggle with Sin 39:26 Cease Fire Within 41:59 Final Blessings and Acknowledgements

In this sermon, Pastor Randall Crawford of the Bethel House of Truth delves into Daniel's vision from chapter eight of the Book of Daniel. Pastor Crawford elaborates on the historical context and significance of the vision, emphasizing its relevance to the current and final generation. He interprets the symbolism of the ram and the goat, linking them to historical figures such as Alexander the Great. The message also ties Daniel’s vision to the Book of Revelation. Pastor Crawford urges believers to stand in truth and be kingdom builders while preparing for the end times. He underscores the importance of understanding God's timeline and staying faithful amidst rising deceit. The sermon concludes with a call to embrace grace and remain steadfast in faith. 00:00 Introduction and Announcements 00:37 Welcome and Opening Prayer 00:43 Daniel's Vision: Context and Importance 02:13 Daniel's Vision: The Ram and the Goat 06:11 Historical Context and Symbolism 08:24 The Four Winds and End Times Prophecy 12:10 The Great Apostasy and Antichrist 20:13 Standing Firm in Faith 21:06 The Cleansing of the Sanctuary 21:39 The Significance of Repentance 21:59 Prophetic Timelines and Earth's Age 26:37 The Final Cleansing and Jesus' Return 27:30 Gabriel's Explanation to Daniel 30:59 The Rise of the Antichrist 34:33 The Great Apostasy 39:53 The Importance of Knowing Your Role 40:36 Final Blessings and Conclusion

In this sermon, Pastor Randall Crawford expounds on the reason why YHVH created humankind, emphasizing that our primary purpose is to worship and glorify God. He delves into various biblical passages, including Hebrews 9:27 and Jeremiah 1, to illustrate that our actions in life, particularly our devotion to serving and glorifying God, are crucial. He stresses the importance of living a life that aligns with God's will and warns against the consequences of failing to fulfill one's divine purpose. Pastor Crawford also discusses the concept of divine election and the roles people were created to fulfill, both positive and negative, within God's plan. The message underscores the necessity of wearing the full armor of God to protect oneself against spiritual challenges and to thrive in fulfilling God's mission.