Biblical Restoration Ministries

The sermon centers on the critical need for churches to return to a foundational relationship with Christ, arguing that spiritual vitality is lost when congregations rely on programs, strategies, and behavioralism rather than abiding in Christ. Drawing from Revelation’s letters to the seven churches, it diagnoses modern churches as suffering from corporate bondage—rooted in unconfessed sin, unresolved generational trauma, and a failure to repent—leading to spiritual stagnation, legalism, and moral compromise.

Corrie Ten Boom shares her personal experiences of preaching the gospel and casting out demons. She recounts a time when she was in a concentration camp and witnessed the cruelty and hatred in people's hearts. Despite the fear and nervousness of the prisoners, Corey encouraged them to have faith in the power of the gospel and the authority given to believers by Jesus. She emphasizes the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit and relying on Jesus to do the work through us. Corey references Mark 16 in the Bible, where Jesus commands his disciples to go and proclaim the gospel, drive out evil spirits, speak in new tongues, and lay hands on the sick for healing. She concludes by urging listeners to share these powerful messages with others.

The sermon centers on the essential foundation of Christian service: living in union with Christ and operating from the victory He has already won over Satan. It emphasizes three key principles—relying on the finished work of Christ, the believer's union with Him, and the present indwelling of the Holy Spirit—as the unshakable basis for spiritual warfare and ministry. From this foundation, believers are called to wield powerful spiritual weapons: the Word of God, prayer, praise, and the authority granted through Christ's name. The message also highlights the necessity of cultivating spiritual graces such as a listening ear and an understanding heart, which enable genuine compassion and effective ministry, especially in confronting demonic oppression. Ultimately, the sermon calls every believer to extend Christ's ministry by embodying His life, authority, and love in practical, courageous, and grace-filled service.

As Christians we are told in scripture to "fight the good fight," but how can we fight unless we understand how the enemy works in our lives. He is cleaver and knows just where and how to attack us, while most of the time instead of resisting him we are resisting ourselves. The first video in this series in based on understanding the enemy and spiritual warfare that we face daily.

This message from Dr. Warner is a deeply personal and theological introduction to the reality of spiritual warfare, grounded in Dr. Warner’s lived experiences on the mission field and demonic oppression in counseling contexts.

This message centers on the necessity of enduring criticism and opposition with humility, integrity, and love, rooted in a deep commitment to Christ's character and the transformative power of grace. Drawing from personal experiences, biblical principles, and analogies from engineering and leadership, it emphasizes that true credibility stems not from intellectual prowess or public acclaim, but from a life marked by accountability, affirmation, and unconditional acceptance—mirroring God’s love.

Because of our sin, we can hurt deeply those who we love and be struggling with shame and guilt. How can you forgive yourself? Some of us even have a false guilt, where we believe others are holding things against us. We need to deal with this guilt and shame to be free in Christ.

Dr. Dickason explores the reality of Satan and demonic forces, emphasizing the importance of understanding their nature and methods to effectively combat them. Drawing from Old and New Testament scripture, it highlights Satan's rebellion, influence, and deceptive tactics, particularly within the realms of divination, magic, and spiritism. The speaker underscores the need for a biblical worldview, rooted in God's character and authority, to resist these forces and emphasizes that believers possess inherent authority through Christ, enabling them to confidently confront and overcome spiritual opposition through faith, repentance, and a commitment to a life aligned with God's will.

This message explores the profound significance of parental blessings and curses, drawing heavily from Old Testament narratives like Samuel 31 and Genesis 24 to illustrate their lasting impact. It contends that parental pronouncements, whether positive or negative, carry immense spiritual weight, shaping destinies and influencing generations. Examining the stories of Saul, Jonathan, and Rebecca, the message emphasizes the importance of intentional blessing, highlighting how neglecting this vital ministry can have far-reaching consequences, while also cautioning against the destructive power of curses, ultimately encouraging fathers and grandfathers to actively impart God’s blessing upon their children as a tangible expression of faith and a source of enduring spiritual strength.

We are engaged in a Spiritual Battle going on all the time, but most Christians are loosing the battle on a daily basis. People may not always live what they process, but they will always live what they believe. Our faith comes out when we are in stressful situations.

Are you believing a lie that is affecting your life and your family? Most Christians have several lies that are becoming strongholds in their life. They not only believe it, but live as if it is true. God wants us to live the truth, and to destroy and reject the lies.

Our nations, cities and homes need the revival of God. We have turned so far away, and calling "evil good and good evil." Our churches need to get serious about prayer. Prayer is the ministry of God that brings about revival. Does your church believe in the power of God through it's prayer ministry?

Missionary to Africa, Helen shares about how we can know the Power of God's resurrection in our life. Being a missionary, you are faced with times you need to depend on the power of God to fight your battles.

The enemy loves for us to live in secrecy. Do you have hidden areas of your life that are filling your life with shame and guilt? Being transparent is a gift of God to be living in the light with God and others.

Don't waste your opportunities that God has given you to witness to your families, co-workers, friends about the Gospel. Life is as the Bible describes as a vapor, and you never know how long someone has left on earth. Be diligent in sharing Christ.

In our world today, men are struggling in marriage, purity and depression. God has called you to be man of the Word. Not just to “attend” church, but to read, prayer, study, and live it out for your family.

Our soul made up of our mind, will and emotions can be tied to the people of our past. How can you cleanse your soul from the demonic and relationships? At our Spiritual Warfare conference, Gary shares the importance of breaking occult soul ties.

Dr. Jim Logan shares at this men’s conference about the importance for their family to be a Godly man. Even if they didn’t have a Godly father as a role model they can still be Godly. The Logan decided in raising children they needed a life notebook that would help them in their spiritual growth.

Dr. Jim Logan shares at this men’s conference about the importance for their family to be a Godly man. Even if they didn’t have a Godly father as a role model they can still be Godly. The Logan decided in raising children they needed a life notebook that would help them in their spiritual growth.

Mark Bubeck and Jim Logan have been pastors, dads, and counselors for years. It starts with Mark Bubeck sharing about the awareness of Spiritual Warfare in our families and cultures. Jim Logan shares about stories he hears from his years of biblical counseling.