PRC International

PRC International

por Pentecost Revival Church Intl.

Cristianismo Espiritualidad

40 DAYS FASTING & PRAYERS - (Pastor Waterberg)

Welcome on board. This is not just a message—it’s a 40-day spiritual journey. In this powerful teaching, we are invited into the “Valley of Berachah” (2 Chronicles 20:26–27), a place where God’s people praised Him after victory. The message is clear: this journey is not about fighting your battles. It is about learning to praise through them. Through this season, you are called to shift from struggle to trust, from fear to faith, and from control to surrender. God Himself promises to give you a new reason to rejoice over your health, your family, your finances, and even over your enemies. The Valley of Berachah (Foundation) Berachah = blessing / praiseIn this place:People praised God after victory Praise became their identity Principle: You cannot be in the Valley of Barakah and not praise

Speak to Your Miracle - (Rev. Emmanuel Koney)

Miracles still exist. But faith requires action. In this powerful message, we are challenged to speak to the situations we are facing and exercise our faith in God. Drawing from Joshua 10, the message focuses on Joshua's command for the sun to stand still and the faith behind that extraordinary moment. The message encourages believers not to allow discouragement, fear, failure, or difficult circumstances to silence their faith. Instead, we are challenged to speak words of faith, declare God's promises, and trust Him to make a way where there appears to be no way. From Joshua and Hannah to the woman with the issue of blood, the centurion, and Peter at the Beautiful Gate, this sermon highlights the power of faith, declaration, and spiritual authority. The central challenge is simple: Don't just wait for your miracle. Speak to it in faith. Whatever you are facing—whether it is a battle, discouragement, darkness, failure, or an impossible situation—bring it before God and believe that He is able to change it. Speak faith. Speak breakthrough. Speak healing. Speak victory. Scriptures referenced: Joshua 10, Matthew 8, Matthew 9, and Acts 3.

Exercise Your Spiritual Authority | Speak to Your Miracle- (Ps. Waterberg)

Your breakthrough may be closer than you think. In this powerful message, “Exercise Your Spiritual Authority,” we are challenged to understand and exercise the authority God has given us as believers. Drawing from Deuteronomy 30, Luke 9, Exodus 14, Daniel 3, and other biblical accounts, this message teaches that the Word of God is near to us—in our mouth and in our heart—and challenges us to speak faith into our circumstances. The message explores what spiritual authority means, the difference between power and authority, and why believers must grow in faith, spiritual maturity, and alignment with God's will. Through the examples of Moses, Joshua, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, we are reminded not to bow to fear, pressure, compromise, or difficult circumstances. Instead, we are called to stand firm and speak our faith. What are you facing today? Speak to it. Speak life. Speak faith. Speak your breakthrough. Stand firm in Christ. As the message declares: “My God is bigger than you are.” Series: Miracles Speak to It Message: Exercise Your Spiritual Authority Key Scriptures: Deuteronomy 30:11–14, Luke 9:1–2, Exodus 14, Daniel 3

Signs and Wonders: Serve God with Joy - (Rev. Emmanuel Koney)

In this powerful message, we are reminded that God is still in the business of signs and wonders. The message challenges us to believe in the power of God, trust His Word, and understand that His miracles ultimately point back to His name and glory. The sermon also delivers a strong challenge about how we serve God. We are called to serve Him with joy, gladness, gratitude, and a sincere heart—not simply to attend church, but to love His presence and remain passionate about serving Him. Through Scripture, personal examples, and prophetic declarations, this message encourages believers to keep their faith, return to their first love, and trust God for what He can do. Key themes: Signs and wonders Faith in God The power of Jesus Serving God with joy Worship and gratitude God's faithfulness Miracles and healing Returning to your first love Scriptures referenced: Nehemiah 9, Isaiah 48:11, Deuteronomy 28, and Galatians 3. Message: Serve God with gladness of heart, believe His Word, and never lose your faith in what God can do. Listen, be encouraged, and share this message with someone who needs to hear it.

The Evidence of a Wonder Life -(Ps. Waterberg)

What does a wonder life look like? Continuing the series “Signs and Wonders,” this powerful message, “The Evidence of a Wonder Life,” challenges us to examine whether our lives are truly pointing people to Jesus Christ. A life created by God as a wonder should carry visible evidence. In this message, we explore three important evidences of a wonder life: • Unexplainable Peace — remaining calm and trusting God even when life becomes difficult. • Compassion and Humility — putting the love of Christ into action and allowing our lives to demonstrate forgiveness, kindness, humility, and love. • Divine Protection and Provision — trusting God as our Shepherd through seasons of trouble, need, and uncertainty. Using Scripture and the examples of Joseph, Ruth, Naomi, and Psalm 23, this message reminds us that being a Christian is not simply about what we say or what happens inside the church. Our lives should point people outside the church to Jesus. The question is simple but challenging: When people look at your life, what evidence do they see? May our lives become a living testimony that causes others to say, “Your God must be my God.” Scriptures referenced: Psalm 71:7, Philippians 4:7, John 14:27, Colossians 3:12, Genesis 50, Psalm 23, and Ruth 1. Series: Signs and Wonders Message: The Evidence of a Wonder Life

Living as a Wonder | You Are Anointed to Be a Wonder- (Ps. Waterberg)

You were not created to simply blend in. You were created by God, set apart for His purpose, and called to live as a wonder. In this powerful message, “Living as a Wonder,” we are challenged to move beyond simply knowing who we are in Christ and begin living out that identity every day. Drawing from 1 Peter 2:9, Hebrews 11, Genesis 39, Acts 19, and Romans 4, this message explores what it means to live as a living testimony of God's grace, character, and power. The sermon challenges us to: • Discover and embrace our identity in Christ • Recognize the specific calling and anointing God has placed on our lives • Develop supernatural wisdom and make decisions according to God's Word • Prioritize our spiritual life through prayer, Scripture, and spiritual discipline • Stand apart from sin and temptation • Remain rooted in faith when God's promises seem delayed • Walk in integrity, love, loyalty, and purpose • Become a light in a world of darkness • Live in a way that points people directly to Jesus As the message emphasizes, knowing that you are a wonder is not enough—you must live as a wonder. You are anointed. You are equipped. You are set apart. You are called to be a wonder. “The only thing you need to do is begin to live in what God has called you to be.” Scripture References 1 Peter 2:9 Hebrews 11:24–27 Genesis 39:7–12 Acts 19:11–16 Romans 4:18–20 Romans 9:17 Listen, be challenged, and begin living as the person God has called you to be.

Evangelism: Sharing Christ in the Power of the Holy Spirit (Rev. Emmanuel Konney)

In this message, we explore the role of evangelism as a core expression of faith and a continuation of the power of the resurrection. Evangelism is defined as sharing Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit and leaving the results to God. This teaching examines why every believer is called to evangelize and how it can be practiced in different ways. Key topics covered: The biblical foundation for evangelism (1 Timothy 2:4) Types of evangelism: daily, public, personal, and strategic The role of faith versus works (Galatians 3:4–5) Evangelism through testimony and Scripture The connection between miracles and evangelism (Acts 3, Acts 8) Why signs and wonders create opportunities to preach Christ

Resurrection Miracle: The Power of Forgiveness of Sins -Pastor Waterberg

In this message, we explore one of the core benefits of the resurrection of Jesus Christ: the forgiveness of sins. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 15:12–17, this teaching examines why the resurrection is not optional to Christian faith. If Christ is not risen, faith is empty and sin remains unresolved. But because He is risen, forgiveness is available. Key points covered: Why the resurrection is essential to salvation The connection between faith and the forgiveness of sins How forgiveness restores relationship with God Why forgiveness cannot be earned or purchased The difference between accepting grace and trying to pay for sin

Miracles & Evangelism: Understanding Your Spiritual Language | Pastor Tadala

In this message, Pastor Tadala teaches on the importance of “spiritual language” in a season of miracles and evangelism. Drawing from Genesis 11 and John 14:6, the message explains how language creates unity, trust, and understanding and how believers must actively practice the language of faith, prayer, worship, and love. The sermon emphasizes that spiritual fluency is not automatic; it requires consistent practice. When believers stop exercising prayer, faith, or patience, they become less “fluent” in their walk with God. Listeners are challenged to remain grounded in Jesus, develop their spiritual language, and prepare for both miracles and harvest through unity and disciplined faith.

Miracles of First Fruits (Pastor Waterberg)

Lord, I choose to honor You with my first and best. Sanctify what remains, multiply what I release, and let miracles follow my obedience. What happens when we truly honour God with our first and best? In this powerful message, we explore the spiritual principle of first fruits and how prioritizing God activates supernatural provision, protection, and breakthrough. Discover how obedience in the first releases miracles in the rest.

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