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May 21, 2025 25 min

Walking With God (Part 1)

from God’s Holy Mountain Broadcast Hosted by Evangelist Martha P. Davis

Evangelist Martha P. Davis delivers a passionate sermon warning of the urgency of spiritual preparedness in these evil days, emphasizing the coming of Jesus Christ to gather His church. Drawing from Jeremiah 17 and 32, she contrasts the fate of those who trust in God with those who reject Him, urging believers to remain faithful, watchful, and ready. She stresses that heaven is real for the redeemed, and so is hell for those who reject Christ. She reminds her listeners that salvation is not about religion, but about a personal, transformative relationship with Jesus. God searches the heart, and each person will be judged according to their ways and the fruit of their actions. She also recounts a personal revelation from God during a mission trip, warning that many preachers fail to speak about hell. Her message is a call to boldly proclaim the full gospel—including repentance and judgment. Evangelist Davis highlights the prophetic role of Jeremiah, who was persecuted for faithfully delivering God’s word, and compares his time to today’s resistance to truth. Despite the world’s hatred for the gospel, believers must stand firm. Though judgment is coming, God’s mercy still offers a way of escape for those who turn to Him. Her sermon ends with a powerful prayer, asking for spiritual awakening and God’s anointing to break every yoke.

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