Will your faith remain strong when all your circumstances demand that you give up? If you had no contact with other believers for a couple decades, would your heart still burn with the vision God gave to you? Would you be willing to put your life on the line for the sake of your commitment to Jesus Christ?

This inspiring message reveals a level of faith that will stand firm in spite of severe adversity. It was given during an international convention some years ago, and quickly became one of the most requested messages that Eli has ever preached. This word will challenge, stir, and stretch your faith as examples are given from the lives of Daniel, Esther, and others. Originally on cassette, it has been re-mastered on CD.

This challenging message reveals how Rahab’s faith went against all odds and brought her into covenant relationship with the God of Israel. In spite of living in the wrong city, in the wrong country, at the wrong time, and having been in the wrong profession, she is listed in the genealogy of the Lord Jesus Christ.

How did Rahab get listed in that divine roster with all those strikes against her? This woman’s faith is an inspiration to believe for what seems impossible when all of life’s circumstances are against you.

A crowd is coming down your street with a famous Man in its center. You want to see what the commotion is all about, but you can’t get through the throng surrounding Him. What will you do?

How desperate are you to see “The Man” Christ Jesus? Are you fanatic enough do something completely out of your normal character to see Him? Would you climb a tree like Zacchaeus did if it meant that the Lord would stay at your house? Would seeing Him change you life as it did his?

An inheritance is made available at the expense of another. Jesus Christ paid the price for our spiritual inheritance, but in many ways it has yet to be obtained. It is time to rise up and claim what rightly belongs to us. But to do this, we need to know what belongs to us, and how to posture ourselves in the spirit to obtain it. This message will challenge you to think as a son who understands his inheritance.

Life can become so stressful that at times we forget some the basic Christian graces. This message refreshes our perspective through twenty-four essential exhortations from the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Thessalonians. These practical exhortations remind us of our calling and challenge us to live righteously in an unrighteous world.

Few people have the opportunity to live in a world of their choosing because life and circumstances do not always cooperate with the way we would like things to go.

When you find yourself living in a second choice world, will you merely survive in it, or will you thrive in spite of it? Being able to see beyond your circumstances will determine how you will live in them. This message will inspire you to rise above your circumstances and live in your potential in spite of the circumstances.

We must be able to see what is available in the Spirit before we can receive it. If we can’t see that something is for us, we will not have faith to believe it can be ours. There are several people in scripture that God asked what they could see and He moved in relationship to their responses.

For instance, God asked Abraham to lift up his eyes and told him that all the land he could see would be his inheritance. Jeremiah was commended for what he saw and he became a great prophet in the land.

What things has God shown to you that challenge you to continue believing to receive them?

The consciousness of lack is the root of all evil. However, scripture tells us that we are complete in Christ. If we are complete in Him, then we do not lack anything. Temptation draws us away from our completeness and appeals to our sense of lack.

This devilish strategy was used in The Garden of Eden with great success and has been effective ever since. It is time to understand who we are in Christ and who He is in us!

Jesus said that He would build His church. That statement reveals that a church community does not happen on its own – it must be built. The church community must be built through spontaneous fellowship, then go on to develop meaningful friendship among its members, and finally to intentional community. Such relationships will edify and build up each member of the church so that destinies can be reached for both the individuals and the church as a whole.

The first chapter of Second Peter tells us that we are to add certain attributes to our faith. If we diligently allow these attributes to be developed within us, they will produce godly character. If we do not allow these to be added to our faith, doubt and unbelief will be strengthened within us. If we become entangled with the chains of doubt, we will be hindered and lose sight of our destiny because of compromise and indulgence.

The book of Haggai reveals some important principles that apply during this present season of revival and restoration. The prophetic word that came through Haggai was pivotal for the rebuilding the house of the Lord and to prepare the people for a divine visitation.

We can learn much from the principles contained in this short book. Although it is a “minor” prophetic book, the lessons it contains are major in significance for the present-day church.

Jesus asked His disciples this compelling question: “Who do you say that I am?” He is still asking the same question of us today. Our answer to that probing question will determine the level of our practical relationship with Him. Jesus can be no more to us than what we see Him to be. Do you know Him as your saviour, counsellor, and friend, or is He just a historic figure?