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To Call Upon Jesus
Basilea Schlink
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Basilea Schlink

To Call Upon Jesus

Basilea Schlink · 4:35

The sermon emphasizes the importance of calling upon Jesus, accepting his offer of wealth and glory, and claiming his victory in times of temptation to inherit the crown of eternal life.
In this sermon, Basil E. Shlink emphasizes the importance of being strong in the face of approaching times of horror, characterized by violence, crime, lawlessness, apostasy, and rebellion. He urges listeners to claim what Jesus Christ is offering them and to experience His power in their lives. Shlink encourages individuals to call upon Jesus in present circumstances and difficult times ahead, seeking His victory over problems, sins, and failures. He emphasizes the need to dedicate time to the Lord, to make the most of the time left, and to have faith in what Jesus has given through His victory. The sermon concludes by highlighting the power and significance of the name of Jesus in bringing freedom from sin and overcoming the forces of evil.

Full Transcript

God lives and works today. Have you experienced his power in your life? Do you know the reality of his victory over your problems, over the sins which bind you, and over your failures? If not, today's meditation by Basilish Link can teach you how to call upon Jesus in present circumstances as well as in difficult times ahead. It is only one who has such might.

It is Jesus who once won the fight and Satan's power defeated. And still he puts the foe to flight and takes from Satan every right, our living glorious champion. Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Have we ever called upon Jesus as the redeemer, victor, and prince of victory over our sinful bondages, our fear, or our problems, even if for only ten minutes? Have we called upon him who alone has the might to break all these powers of darkness? The question as to whether or not we accept the offer of Jesus, the risen Lord, with all the wealth he's offering us, is not an insignificant one.

It's a matter of whether we will share in his glory one day. It's also a matter of whether we will bring Jesus fruit or not. And thirdly, a very important decision hinges upon it.

We can already begin to sense the horror of the approaching times. Violence and crime are on the increase. Lawlessness, apostasy, and rebellion characterize our times.

Wars and persecutions of Christians are threatening to break out. We have to be strong when this horror begins to break out. Otherwise, we will be lost in despair and finally deny and betray Jesus.

Therefore, we have to claim what Jesus Christ is offering us. Today is never before we need the risen, the living Lord. Let us say to our Lord Jesus Christ today, From now on, I want to give you my time.

I want to make the most of the time left and to accept in faith what you've given me through your victory. I want to do this so that I'll be full of inner strength and can overcome and be at peace when the hour of great temptation comes over the earth. I want to do this so that I'll inherit the crown of eternal life.

Therefore, come to Him. Come to the living Lord and claim His victory. Then your life will be filled with victory and joy.

One name there is, one name in earth and heaven, One and alone has glorious power, Victorious might, it is the name of Jesus. Let praises ring aloud this day, That Jesus' name has power To break apart the fearful chains of sin that bind us. One name there is, one name in earth and heaven, One and alone, this name is now the key To paradise and gates of hell.

Let praises ring aloud this day, That by this mighty name The powers of hell are put to flight and made to tremble. You have been listening to a program written by Basile Schlenk of the Little Land of Canaan. To learn more about how God lives and works today, visit us at our website, www.canaan.org. That's K-A-N-A-A-N dot org.

If you contact us, we would be happy to send you a free inspirational booklet. If you do not have access to the web, please contact this radio station for our postal address. God bless you.

Sermon Outline

  1. I. The Power of Jesus
  2. A. Jesus' victory over Satan and sin
  3. B. Jesus' ability to break chains of sin
  4. C. Jesus' power to overcome fear and problems
  5. II. The Importance of Calling Upon Jesus
  6. A. Accepting Jesus' offer of wealth and glory
  7. B. Sharing in Jesus' glory and fruit
  8. C. Claiming Jesus' victory in times of temptation
  9. III. The Need for Inner Strength
  10. A. Overcoming temptation and being at peace
  11. B. Inheriting the crown of eternal life
  12. C. Filling life with victory and joy
  13. IV. The Power of Jesus' Name
  14. A. Breaking apart chains of sin
  15. B. Putting powers of hell to flight

Key Quotes

“It is only one who has such might.” — Basilea Schlink
“One name there is, one name in earth and heaven, One and alone has glorious power, Victorious might, it is the name of Jesus.” — Basilea Schlink
“Let praises ring aloud this day, That Jesus' name has power To break apart the fearful chains of sin that bind us.” — Basilea Schlink

Application Points

  • We should accept Jesus' offer of wealth and glory and share in his glory and fruit.
  • We should claim Jesus' victory in times of temptation to gain inner strength and overcome fear and problems.
  • We should fill our lives with victory and joy by praising Jesus' name and acknowledging his power.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the significance of calling upon Jesus?
Calling upon Jesus is accepting his offer of wealth and glory, and sharing in his glory and fruit.
Why is it important to claim Jesus' victory in times of temptation?
Claiming Jesus' victory gives us inner strength to overcome temptation and be at peace.
What is the power of Jesus' name?
Jesus' name has the power to break apart chains of sin and put powers of hell to flight.
How can I inherit the crown of eternal life?
By accepting Jesus' offer and claiming his victory, we can inherit the crown of eternal life.

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