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"Unto the Least of These... Terri Schiavo, Jesus and America"
In a timely and powerful prophetic message that quotes Jer. 5:28-29, Peter Marshall warns us that if America continues to forsake her founding on the God-given, inalienable right to life in favor of a culture of death, she will incur the wrath of the God who called her into existence to bring hope to the oppressed and downtrodden. Hope for our future lies in putting 2 Chron. 7:14 into practice and repenting as groups , not just as individuals. All Christians must stand together against judicial tyranny's secularist agenda that promotes homosexual marriage and the destruction of our families.
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A New Birth of Freedom
In this unforgettable July 4th message, Peter Marshall takes us first to Valley Forge, where we relive the suffering of the men who won our freedom, and then examines the Founding Fathers' Biblically-based concept of American freedom -- so different from modern attitudes toward freedom. He tells of the personal sacrifice they made to give us the Declaration of Independence, and urges us to seek a "new birth of freedom" in Jesus Christ
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A Time to Choose
Under a strong anointing Peter Marshall gives a men's meeting in Dallas, Texas a passionate teaching on 2Chron. 7:14 and America's moral and spiritual crisis. He then exhorts us to recover the founding vision of Pilgrims, the leaders of the American Revolution, Sam Houston, and Abraham Lincoln, all of whom chose God's will over their own comfort and safety. He challenges men as husbands and fathers to put Jesus first in their lives. This is a powerful message.
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A Woman's Sense of Worth/A Man's Sense of Worth
Men and women have different sources of their sense of worth -- where does yours come from? Most of us have looked to our parents, or our careers, or each other, but Scripture calls us to find our own worth in a personal relationship with our Heavenly Father, through faith in Christ.
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All Things Are Possible With God
In this penetrating analysis of the truly radical nature of the Christian life, Mr. Marshall reveals how impossible it is to live as a Christian by self effort, how we must have a rebirth at the hands of Jesus Christ, and begin to let Him live in and through us. With self-realization and self-fulfillment all the rage today, this message confirms that Jesus is able to do in us what we cannot do for ourselves.
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Attack on America: What is God Saying?
Peter Marshall believes that the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 are a wake-up call, allowed by God to bring the nation back to Himself. Citing powerful Scriptures from Jeremiah and Isaiah, Mr. Marshall warns against pseudo-Christian sentimentalism in the war against terrorism, shows why America must repent, and relates heart-warming stories from the attacks that reveal God's mercy in the midst of the death and destruction.
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Control - The Hidden Crippler
Most people don't realize that control -- attempting to make things come our the way you think they should -- is a sin. But how foolish we are, when we compete with God for control -- and how miserable we become, when He lets us have it! Peter Marshall reveals the harmful effects of control in our lives, our relationships, and our emotions. He urges us to surrender control to Jesus, and experience the tremendous peace and joy that comes when we do.
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Control and Idolatry In Relationships
In one of his most revealing and healing messages, Peter Marshall uses the Biblical examples of Abraham and Hannah to expose the idolizing of self that lies behind our subtle attempts to control relationships. How blind we can be to the inner workings of these sins-- and how great the healing can be when we discover and repent of them.
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Dealing with Anger
How do we undo the damage that it does -- to ourselves, as well as to others? A probing, healing look into the origins and different expressions of the emotion everyone has experienced (and some seem to dwell in.)
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Do You Love Me?
After opening with a story of one of God's miracles in our American past, Mr. Marshall preaches on Jesus' restoration of Peter to discipleship in John 21, following his betrayal of the Master. Jesus asks Peter the same piercing question He asks us: "Do you love me?" Out of sin and failure and defeat, Jesus calls us into His service.
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