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His Strength, Not Mine — God’s Word at Work in You
Julie Edensor
31 May 2026
In this teaching Julie shares from 1 Thessalonians 2:13, revealing the wonderful truth that the Word of God is not simply something we hear, but something living and active that continues to work within those who believe.
Paul uses the Greek word ἐνεργέω (energeō) — meaning to be active, effectual, operative, working — the root from which we get the idea of energy. God’s Word carries within itself His power and performs His work in the hearts of His people.
Julie also explores the Hebrew word כֹּחַ (koach) — meaning strength, power, capacity, ability and might — showing that the believer is not called to live from human strength, but from His strength working within us.
Through the life of Paul, the faith of the Thessalonian believers, and Jacob’s encounter with God in Genesis 32, we see how God meets us in our weakness and wrestling. The hand of God touches, transforms, and changes Jacob into Israel — a picture of surrender, dependence, and a life held by God.
This message reminds us that even in seasons of darkness, opposition, or weariness, God is still working. His Word brings life, His strength sustains us, and His power accomplishes what we cannot do ourselves.
"For this reason we also constantly thank God that when you received the word of God which you heard from us, you accepted it not as the word of mere men, but as what it really is, the word of God, which also is at work in you who believe."
1 Thessalonians 2:13 NASB
Paul uses the Greek word ἐνεργέω (energeō) — meaning to be active, effectual, operative, working — the root from which we get the idea of energy. God’s Word carries within itself His power and performs His work in the hearts of His people.
Julie also explores the Hebrew word כֹּחַ (koach) — meaning strength, power, capacity, ability and might — showing that the believer is not called to live from human strength, but from His strength working within us.
Through the life of Paul, the faith of the Thessalonian believers, and Jacob’s encounter with God in Genesis 32, we see how God meets us in our weakness and wrestling. The hand of God touches, transforms, and changes Jacob into Israel — a picture of surrender, dependence, and a life held by God.
This message reminds us that even in seasons of darkness, opposition, or weariness, God is still working. His Word brings life, His strength sustains us, and His power accomplishes what we cannot do ourselves.
"For this reason we also constantly thank God that when you received the word of God which you heard from us, you accepted it not as the word of mere men, but as what it really is, the word of God, which also is at work in you who believe."
1 Thessalonians 2:13 NASB
He Called His Strength
Julie Edensor
10 May 2026
In this powerful message, Julie explores the mystery of the Hebrew letter Aleph (א), revealing how its imagery points to the strength of God, the nail of redemption, and ultimately to Yeshua the Messiah.
Journeying through Leviticus, Romans, Job, Psalms, and 1 Samuel, this teaching uncovers the spiritual meaning of sacrifice, offering, refinement, and drawing near to God through the Hebrew concept of Korban (קָרְבָּן). Julie explains how God “called His strength” in Moses, and how today, through Christ living within us, God continues calling His strength forth in His people.
This sermon is a heartfelt call to deny the natural man, embrace the refining work of God, and become a living offering pleasing to the Lord. Through Hebrew word studies, prophetic symbolism, and practical exhortation, Julie encourages believers to walk in the power, authority, and life of Christ within.
Scriptures referenced include:
Leviticus 1, Job 33:33, 1 Samuel 6, Romans 10, Psalm 148
Key Hebrew words and themes:
Aleph (א), Yod (י), Vav (ו), Korban (קָרְבָּן), Chokmah (חָכְמָה), Yeshua (יֵשׁוּעַ)
“He called His strength…” — a message about surrender, refinement, and the life of God working through us.
Journeying through Leviticus, Romans, Job, Psalms, and 1 Samuel, this teaching uncovers the spiritual meaning of sacrifice, offering, refinement, and drawing near to God through the Hebrew concept of Korban (קָרְבָּן). Julie explains how God “called His strength” in Moses, and how today, through Christ living within us, God continues calling His strength forth in His people.
This sermon is a heartfelt call to deny the natural man, embrace the refining work of God, and become a living offering pleasing to the Lord. Through Hebrew word studies, prophetic symbolism, and practical exhortation, Julie encourages believers to walk in the power, authority, and life of Christ within.
Scriptures referenced include:
Leviticus 1, Job 33:33, 1 Samuel 6, Romans 10, Psalm 148
Key Hebrew words and themes:
Aleph (א), Yod (י), Vav (ו), Korban (קָרְבָּן), Chokmah (חָכְמָה), Yeshua (יֵשׁוּעַ)
“He called His strength…” — a message about surrender, refinement, and the life of God working through us.
Aleph to Halak (הלך): The God Who Leads You Forward
Julie Edensor
03 May 2026
In this rich and thought-provoking message, Julie unpacks the depth of the Hebrew letter Aleph (א) and its connection to the powerful word Halak (הלך)—“to walk,” “to go,” and “to ascend.” Through the beauty of the Hebrew language, we discover that nothing in God’s Word is accidental; every letter, every number, and every pattern reveals the nature of God and His purposes in our lives.
Aleph, the first letter, speaks of strength, source, leadership, and authority—a picture of Yeshua (Jesus Christ), the One who leads, sustains, and gives life. As we explore the gematria of Aleph (111), we see how it connects with the journey of walking forward, even through trials, setbacks, and seasons that seem confusing or difficult.
Drawing from passages such as Genesis, Exodus, and Deuteronomy, this teaching reveals a powerful truth: what may look like opposition or delay is often God leading us upward—closer to Him, deeper into His purposes, and forward into His plan.
This message will encourage you to:
See your journey through God’s perspective, not just your circumstances,
Trust that every step is ordered, even in कठिन seasons,
Recognise Christ as your strength, your Shepherd, and your authority,
Walk forward in faith, knowing He is always leading you upward.
Even when life feels uncertain, God is at work—guiding, lifting, and establishing your path.
From Aleph to Halak, your journey is not random—it is led by the One who is the beginning, the source, and the way forward.
Aleph, the first letter, speaks of strength, source, leadership, and authority—a picture of Yeshua (Jesus Christ), the One who leads, sustains, and gives life. As we explore the gematria of Aleph (111), we see how it connects with the journey of walking forward, even through trials, setbacks, and seasons that seem confusing or difficult.
Drawing from passages such as Genesis, Exodus, and Deuteronomy, this teaching reveals a powerful truth: what may look like opposition or delay is often God leading us upward—closer to Him, deeper into His purposes, and forward into His plan.
This message will encourage you to:
See your journey through God’s perspective, not just your circumstances,
Trust that every step is ordered, even in कठिन seasons,
Recognise Christ as your strength, your Shepherd, and your authority,
Walk forward in faith, knowing He is always leading you upward.
Even when life feels uncertain, God is at work—guiding, lifting, and establishing your path.
From Aleph to Halak, your journey is not random—it is led by the One who is the beginning, the source, and the way forward.
Amen (אָמֵן): The Aleph, the Water, and the Life
Julie Edensor
03 May 2026
Amen (אָמֵן): The Aleph, the Water, and the Life
In this powerful and revealing message, Julie explores the profound meaning of the word Amen (אָמֵן)—a word so often spoken, yet rarely understood in its depth. Rooted in the Hebrew letters Aleph, Mem, and Nun, “Amen” is more than agreement; it is a declaration of faith, truth, and alignment with God Himself.
Journey through Scripture as we uncover how Aleph speaks of strength, source, and leadership, Mem reveals the living water, and Nun points to life, seed, and resurrection. Together, they form a beautiful picture of Yeshua (Jesus Christ)—the One who is the beginning and the end, the source of life, and the fulfilment of every promise.
Drawing from passages such as Revelation 1:12–20, 1 Kings 1:36, and 2 Corinthians 1:20, this sermon shows how every promise of God is “Yes” in Christ—and how our “Amen” becomes a living response that brings glory to God through our lives.
This message will encourage you to:
• Rediscover the power behind saying “Amen”,
• See Christ as your strength, your source, and your life,
• Respond to God’s promises with faith, not passivity,
• Live with a renewed awareness of His presence within you.
“Amen” is not just a word—it is a heartfelt declaration: “So be it, Lord. I agree with Your truth.”
Let this teaching stir your spirit to respond to God with deeper faith, greater understanding, and a renewed passion for His living Word.
In this powerful and revealing message, Julie explores the profound meaning of the word Amen (אָמֵן)—a word so often spoken, yet rarely understood in its depth. Rooted in the Hebrew letters Aleph, Mem, and Nun, “Amen” is more than agreement; it is a declaration of faith, truth, and alignment with God Himself.
Journey through Scripture as we uncover how Aleph speaks of strength, source, and leadership, Mem reveals the living water, and Nun points to life, seed, and resurrection. Together, they form a beautiful picture of Yeshua (Jesus Christ)—the One who is the beginning and the end, the source of life, and the fulfilment of every promise.
Drawing from passages such as Revelation 1:12–20, 1 Kings 1:36, and 2 Corinthians 1:20, this sermon shows how every promise of God is “Yes” in Christ—and how our “Amen” becomes a living response that brings glory to God through our lives.
This message will encourage you to:
• Rediscover the power behind saying “Amen”,
• See Christ as your strength, your source, and your life,
• Respond to God’s promises with faith, not passivity,
• Live with a renewed awareness of His presence within you.
“Amen” is not just a word—it is a heartfelt declaration: “So be it, Lord. I agree with Your truth.”
Let this teaching stir your spirit to respond to God with deeper faith, greater understanding, and a renewed passion for His living Word.
Unless It Dies: From Death to Resurrection Life
Julie Edensor
26 Apr 2026
Julie teaches from 1 Corinthians 15, John 12, Luke 24, Proverbs 18 and Psalm 119, exploring the principle that true resurrection life comes through death to self. “That which you sow does not come to life unless it dies” becomes the central challenge, as she encourages believers to surrender hopes, desires and self-protection to Christ, trusting that what is laid down before Him can be raised in His victory.
The message also includes Hebrew word study, looking at man/manna as “what is it?” and “from whom?”, the mem as water, the nun as fish/life, and the order of Psalm 119, where the mem section leads into the nun section. Julie connects this to Jesus as the true bread from heaven, the living water, and the source of resurrection life.
A sermon about dying daily, breathing truth, and being sustained by Christ in the wilderness.
The message also includes Hebrew word study, looking at man/manna as “what is it?” and “from whom?”, the mem as water, the nun as fish/life, and the order of Psalm 119, where the mem section leads into the nun section. Julie connects this to Jesus as the true bread from heaven, the living water, and the source of resurrection life.
A sermon about dying daily, breathing truth, and being sustained by Christ in the wilderness.
מְאֹד טוֹב: Very Good
Julie Edensor
05 Apr 2026
מְאֹד טוֹב: Very Good
This message explores the profound moment in Genesis 1:31 where God looks upon His creation—especially man—and declares it “very good” (מְאֹד טוֹב). Through the richness of the Hebrew language, we see that this phrase is deeply connected to Adam (אָדָם) himself, revealing both God’s original intention and the value He placed on humanity.
The teaching draws a powerful line from the first Adam to the second—Jesus Christ—showing how what was declared “very good” became fallen, yet never abandoned. In love, Christ descended to the lowest depths to restore what was lost, reconciling mankind back to God through His blood. The same letters that speak of “very” also echo the identity of man, pointing to a divine purpose that has not been erased.
From the mercy seat in the tabernacle to the empty tomb, this message reveals a consistent testimony: God meets man where blood is applied, where mercy is received, and where restoration begins. What God once called “very good,” He has made a way to redeem—fully, graciously, and eternally.
This is a call to see yourself not through failure or fear, but through God’s original declaration, fulfilled in
This message explores the profound moment in Genesis 1:31 where God looks upon His creation—especially man—and declares it “very good” (מְאֹד טוֹב). Through the richness of the Hebrew language, we see that this phrase is deeply connected to Adam (אָדָם) himself, revealing both God’s original intention and the value He placed on humanity.
The teaching draws a powerful line from the first Adam to the second—Jesus Christ—showing how what was declared “very good” became fallen, yet never abandoned. In love, Christ descended to the lowest depths to restore what was lost, reconciling mankind back to God through His blood. The same letters that speak of “very” also echo the identity of man, pointing to a divine purpose that has not been erased.
From the mercy seat in the tabernacle to the empty tomb, this message reveals a consistent testimony: God meets man where blood is applied, where mercy is received, and where restoration begins. What God once called “very good,” He has made a way to redeem—fully, graciously, and eternally.
This is a call to see yourself not through failure or fear, but through God’s original declaration, fulfilled in
Earth Trembles Before His Majesty
Julie Edensor
29 Mar 2026
Earth Trembles Before His Majesty
In this sermon we look at Isaiah 2 and the coming day when the Lord alone will be exalted, and the earth will tremble before His splendour and majesty. Through the prophetic language of Isaiah, this message sets before us the contrast between the instability of man’s rule and the unshakable authority of God. In a world marked by pride, fear, corruption, and confusion, we are reminded that the Lord remains righteous, sovereign, and utterly faithful.
This message also draws on the richness of the Hebrew text, especially the word eretz , earth, and its connection with the trembling that comes when the Lord arises in judgment. Through the Hebrew letters, the sermon reflects on seeing the Head of righteousness, following the path God sets before us, and living under His care rather than under the dread and terror that fill the earth. The contrast between fear, pachad, and God’s gracious visitation, paqad, becomes a powerful reminder that the Lord not only judges, but also sees, remembers, and takes note of His people.
Above all, this sermon is a call to keep our eyes fixed on Christ, the righteous One, to reject the fear of man, and to live faithfully in days of shaking. While the earth trembles, His majesty does not change, and those who belong to Him remain under His care.
In this sermon we look at Isaiah 2 and the coming day when the Lord alone will be exalted, and the earth will tremble before His splendour and majesty. Through the prophetic language of Isaiah, this message sets before us the contrast between the instability of man’s rule and the unshakable authority of God. In a world marked by pride, fear, corruption, and confusion, we are reminded that the Lord remains righteous, sovereign, and utterly faithful.
This message also draws on the richness of the Hebrew text, especially the word eretz , earth, and its connection with the trembling that comes when the Lord arises in judgment. Through the Hebrew letters, the sermon reflects on seeing the Head of righteousness, following the path God sets before us, and living under His care rather than under the dread and terror that fill the earth. The contrast between fear, pachad, and God’s gracious visitation, paqad, becomes a powerful reminder that the Lord not only judges, but also sees, remembers, and takes note of His people.
Above all, this sermon is a call to keep our eyes fixed on Christ, the righteous One, to reject the fear of man, and to live faithfully in days of shaking. While the earth trembles, His majesty does not change, and those who belong to Him remain under His care.
The Four Winds and the Corner of His Garment
Julie Edensor
15 Mar 2026
The Four Winds and the Corner of His Garment
In this sermon we explore the healing of the woman with the issue of blood and the deeper prophetic meaning behind her touching the corner of Jesus’ garment. Through the imagery of the tallit, the tzitzit, and the Hebrew understanding of the “corners”, this message opens up the beauty of Christ as the One who carries healing in His wings and restoration in His touch. What seemed like one desperate act of faith reveals a much greater picture of God’s redemptive plan.
Drawing from Matthew 9, Mark 5, Luke 8, Malachi 4, Isaiah 58, Jeremiah 52, and Ezekiel 37, this sermon connects the woman’s healing with the gathering of the four winds, the raising up of Israel, and the Lord Jesus as the Repairer of the Breach. The message shows how the personal healing of one woman points prophetically to resurrection, restoration, and the faithfulness of God to His covenant purposes.
This is a call to reach out in faith, to trust the virtue and power of Christ, and to remember that no one who comes to Him escapes His notice. He is still the One who heals, restores, gathers, and raises up.
In this sermon we explore the healing of the woman with the issue of blood and the deeper prophetic meaning behind her touching the corner of Jesus’ garment. Through the imagery of the tallit, the tzitzit, and the Hebrew understanding of the “corners”, this message opens up the beauty of Christ as the One who carries healing in His wings and restoration in His touch. What seemed like one desperate act of faith reveals a much greater picture of God’s redemptive plan.
Drawing from Matthew 9, Mark 5, Luke 8, Malachi 4, Isaiah 58, Jeremiah 52, and Ezekiel 37, this sermon connects the woman’s healing with the gathering of the four winds, the raising up of Israel, and the Lord Jesus as the Repairer of the Breach. The message shows how the personal healing of one woman points prophetically to resurrection, restoration, and the faithfulness of God to His covenant purposes.
This is a call to reach out in faith, to trust the virtue and power of Christ, and to remember that no one who comes to Him escapes His notice. He is still the One who heals, restores, gathers, and raises up.
A Healing Tongue
Julie Edensor
08 Feb 2026
A Healing Tongue
In this sermon we look at Proverbs 15:4, where a healing tongue is described as a tree of life. The Hebrew points to the power of gentle, healing speech, words that restore, strengthen, and minister life, while twisted or perverse speech crushes the spirit. This message centres on Jesus Christ as the true healing tongue, the eternal Davar and Logos, the Word made flesh, who came to bring life, truth, and light into a darkened world.
Drawing from Proverbs, John 1, John 6, Leviticus 1, Romans 12, and Job, this sermon also reflects on the Hebrew picture of sacrifice, obedience, and the believer’s call to become a living offering before God. The message touches on themes such as the etz chayim , the tree of life, the gift of heavenly bread, God’s sustaining care in sleep, and the contrast between the healing voice of Christ and the slanderous voice of the enemy.
This sermon is a call to receive the healing words of Christ, to offer ourselves afresh to God, and to let our own speech become a source of life, truth, and grace to others.
In this sermon we look at Proverbs 15:4, where a healing tongue is described as a tree of life. The Hebrew points to the power of gentle, healing speech, words that restore, strengthen, and minister life, while twisted or perverse speech crushes the spirit. This message centres on Jesus Christ as the true healing tongue, the eternal Davar and Logos, the Word made flesh, who came to bring life, truth, and light into a darkened world.
Drawing from Proverbs, John 1, John 6, Leviticus 1, Romans 12, and Job, this sermon also reflects on the Hebrew picture of sacrifice, obedience, and the believer’s call to become a living offering before God. The message touches on themes such as the etz chayim , the tree of life, the gift of heavenly bread, God’s sustaining care in sleep, and the contrast between the healing voice of Christ and the slanderous voice of the enemy.
This sermon is a call to receive the healing words of Christ, to offer ourselves afresh to God, and to let our own speech become a source of life, truth, and grace to others.
A Vessel Filled With the Breath of God
Julie Edensor
04 Jan 2026
In this sermon we explore what it means to be a vessel filled with the breath of God, as seen in Genesis 2:7, where God breathed neshamah (breath of life) into man and he became a living being. We consider the Hebrew understanding of the mouth, peh, as a vessel designed to carry and release what God has placed within. Through passages such as Psalms 34, 115, 119, and 145, this message highlights how the word of God becomes sweet to the chēk (palate), shaping what we speak and how we live.
Drawing on key Hebrew ideas like ra’ah (to see) and amar (to speak), we are reminded that what we behold in God should be what flows from our lips. This sermon calls believers to live as vessels filled with His Spirit, to let His word dwell richly within, and to become people whose mouths continually praise, declare truth, and reflect the life of Christ.
Let His breath fill your life, His word fill your mouth, and His praise be continually on your lips.
Drawing on key Hebrew ideas like ra’ah (to see) and amar (to speak), we are reminded that what we behold in God should be what flows from our lips. This sermon calls believers to live as vessels filled with His Spirit, to let His word dwell richly within, and to become people whose mouths continually praise, declare truth, and reflect the life of Christ.
Let His breath fill your life, His word fill your mouth, and His praise be continually on your lips.
Only One Voice Saves: Listening to Christ in a Noisy World
Julie Edensor
12 Oct 2025
Only One Voice Saves: Listening to Christ in a Noisy World
In a world filled with competing voices, opinions, and distractions, this message calls us back to the only voice that truly saves—Jesus Christ. While culture, technology, and even our own thoughts can lead us astray, the voice of the Good Shepherd brings clarity, truth, and eternal life (John 10:27). This sermon urges believers to discern what they are listening to, to quiet the noise around them, and to follow Christ with confidence, knowing His voice alone leads to salvation and peace.
In a world filled with competing voices, opinions, and distractions, this message calls us back to the only voice that truly saves—Jesus Christ. While culture, technology, and even our own thoughts can lead us astray, the voice of the Good Shepherd brings clarity, truth, and eternal life (John 10:27). This sermon urges believers to discern what they are listening to, to quiet the noise around them, and to follow Christ with confidence, knowing His voice alone leads to salvation and peace.
The Ram Caught in the Thicket
Julie Edensor
17 Aug 2025
This message looks at the moment God provided the ram in place of Isaac, revealing His heart as both Provider and Redeemer. In the midst of trial and surrender, Abraham discovered that God sees and supplies exactly what is needed. The ram caught in the thicket points us to Christ, the ultimate sacrifice, reminding us that God’s provision is always present, even when we cannot yet see it.
The Gate of Tears Is Never Shut
Julie Edensor
27 Jul 2025
The Gate of Tears Is Never Shut
In this tender and searching message, we are reminded that every tear is seen by God and never wasted before Him. Drawing from Psalm 56, Luke 7, John 11, and rich Hebrew word studies, this sermon opens up the truth that the Lord keeps every tear, hears every cry, and welcomes the brokenhearted through the gate of mercy.
A moving message on repentance, sorrow, grace, and the compassion of Christ, who wept so that we might be brought near to God.
In this tender and searching message, we are reminded that every tear is seen by God and never wasted before Him. Drawing from Psalm 56, Luke 7, John 11, and rich Hebrew word studies, this sermon opens up the truth that the Lord keeps every tear, hears every cry, and welcomes the brokenhearted through the gate of mercy.
A moving message on repentance, sorrow, grace, and the compassion of Christ, who wept so that we might be brought near to God.
Gog and Magog: The Battle for Israel and the Glory of God
Julie Edensor
22 Jun 2025
Gog and Magog: The Battle for Israel and the Glory of God
In this message, Ezekiel 38–39 is opened up to show that the battle of Gog and Magog is far more than a political conflict. It is a divine confrontation in which God brings the nations against Israel in order to reveal His holiness, vindicate His name, and bring about Israel’s awakening.
The sermon explores the invasion of the land, the judgment of Gog, and the restoration that follows, showing that God remains in complete control of the nations, the land of Israel, and the end of the age. Through prophetic Scripture, we are reminded that the Lord will not allow His holy name to be profaned forever.
A stirring message on prophecy, the central place of Israel in God’s purposes, and the certainty that all things are moving toward the glory of God.
In this message, Ezekiel 38–39 is opened up to show that the battle of Gog and Magog is far more than a political conflict. It is a divine confrontation in which God brings the nations against Israel in order to reveal His holiness, vindicate His name, and bring about Israel’s awakening.
The sermon explores the invasion of the land, the judgment of Gog, and the restoration that follows, showing that God remains in complete control of the nations, the land of Israel, and the end of the age. Through prophetic Scripture, we are reminded that the Lord will not allow His holy name to be profaned forever.
A stirring message on prophecy, the central place of Israel in God’s purposes, and the certainty that all things are moving toward the glory of God.
The Groan of the Righteous and the Seal of God
Julie Edensor
04 May 2025
The Groan of the Righteous and the Seal of God
In a world growing darker and more corrupt, God is still marking and keeping those who are His. This message draws from Ezekiel 9 and Revelation to show that the righteous are those who grieve over sin, not grow comfortable with it, and that they are sealed for the day of redemption.
Through the suffering of Christ in Psalm 22 and powerful pictures like the ark, we are reminded that our safety is found in Him alone. Though judgment is coming, the believer is known, marked, and secure.
A sobering yet comforting call to remain tender-hearted, faithful, and set apart as we await the return of the King.
In a world growing darker and more corrupt, God is still marking and keeping those who are His. This message draws from Ezekiel 9 and Revelation to show that the righteous are those who grieve over sin, not grow comfortable with it, and that they are sealed for the day of redemption.
Through the suffering of Christ in Psalm 22 and powerful pictures like the ark, we are reminded that our safety is found in Him alone. Though judgment is coming, the believer is known, marked, and secure.
A sobering yet comforting call to remain tender-hearted, faithful, and set apart as we await the return of the King.
Bound to the Altar: Dying to Self and Living for Christ
Julie Edensor
13 Apr 2025
Bound to the Altar: Dying to Self and Living for Christ
In this searching and deeply challenging message, we are called to look again at the true cost of following Jesus Christ. Drawing from Genesis 22, John 19, Galatians 2:20, and other passages, the sermon sets before us the solemn yet glorious truth that the Christian life is not about preserving self, but surrendering self so that Christ may live through us.
At the heart of the message is the picture of Isaac bound upon the altar, the Akedah, and how this points forward to the Lord Jesus Christ, the beloved Son, who willingly carried the wood of His own sacrifice and went forward in obedience to the Father. From Moriah to Golgotha, Scripture reveals the same pattern: the Son given, the will embraced, the sacrifice accepted. Christ did not draw back, but “went out, bearing His own cross” to the place of the skull, giving Himself fully for sinners.
The sermon presses this truth into the believer’s daily life. To follow Christ is to agree to walk with Him, not merely in word, but in death to self. It is to let go of self-preservation, self-will, excuses, fear, and comfort, and to say with the apostle Paul, “I have been crucified with Christ; and it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me.” This is not presented as a harsh religious duty, but as the only way true life, joy, and usefulness can be found. When self moves out of the way, Christ is seen more clearly.
The message also opens up the beauty of Christ in His binding, from Isaac on the altar to the infant Saviour wrapped and laid in a manger, already marked out for sacrifice. The language of being bound, restricted, and yielded is shown not as loss without purpose, but as the pathway through which God brings forth supernatural life. What appears to be surrender is in fact the place where resurrection power is revealed.
There is also a direct call for believers to shine as lights in a dark world. The sermon challenges every tendency to shrink back, to remain comfortable, or to hold part of life back from God. Instead, it urges the church to embrace the love, generosity, service, and wholehearted devotion that marked Christ Himself. To die to self is not to become empty in the wrong sense, but to become a vessel through which the life, kindness, truth, and strength of Jesus can be seen by others.
Ultimately, this message is a call to wholehearted consecration. Bound to the altar, the believer is invited not into despair, but into deeper union with Christ, deeper joy, deeper obedience, and deeper usefulness in His kingdom. It reminds us that the One who asks for our lives is the very One who first gave His own for us, and that in losing our life for His sake, we truly find it.
In this searching and deeply challenging message, we are called to look again at the true cost of following Jesus Christ. Drawing from Genesis 22, John 19, Galatians 2:20, and other passages, the sermon sets before us the solemn yet glorious truth that the Christian life is not about preserving self, but surrendering self so that Christ may live through us.
At the heart of the message is the picture of Isaac bound upon the altar, the Akedah, and how this points forward to the Lord Jesus Christ, the beloved Son, who willingly carried the wood of His own sacrifice and went forward in obedience to the Father. From Moriah to Golgotha, Scripture reveals the same pattern: the Son given, the will embraced, the sacrifice accepted. Christ did not draw back, but “went out, bearing His own cross” to the place of the skull, giving Himself fully for sinners.
The sermon presses this truth into the believer’s daily life. To follow Christ is to agree to walk with Him, not merely in word, but in death to self. It is to let go of self-preservation, self-will, excuses, fear, and comfort, and to say with the apostle Paul, “I have been crucified with Christ; and it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me.” This is not presented as a harsh religious duty, but as the only way true life, joy, and usefulness can be found. When self moves out of the way, Christ is seen more clearly.
The message also opens up the beauty of Christ in His binding, from Isaac on the altar to the infant Saviour wrapped and laid in a manger, already marked out for sacrifice. The language of being bound, restricted, and yielded is shown not as loss without purpose, but as the pathway through which God brings forth supernatural life. What appears to be surrender is in fact the place where resurrection power is revealed.
There is also a direct call for believers to shine as lights in a dark world. The sermon challenges every tendency to shrink back, to remain comfortable, or to hold part of life back from God. Instead, it urges the church to embrace the love, generosity, service, and wholehearted devotion that marked Christ Himself. To die to self is not to become empty in the wrong sense, but to become a vessel through which the life, kindness, truth, and strength of Jesus can be seen by others.
Ultimately, this message is a call to wholehearted consecration. Bound to the altar, the believer is invited not into despair, but into deeper union with Christ, deeper joy, deeper obedience, and deeper usefulness in His kingdom. It reminds us that the One who asks for our lives is the very One who first gave His own for us, and that in losing our life for His sake, we truly find it.
Iron in the Blood, Strength in the Lord
Julie Edensor
16 Mar 2025
Iron in the Blood, Strength in the Lord
In this searching and faith-building message, we are reminded that true strength does not come from man, but from the Lord who formed man from the dust of the ground and breathed into him the breath of life. Beginning with Adam, this sermon traces the theme of blood, strength, iron, and divine life through the Scriptures, revealing that the One who created man is also the only One who can sustain, restore, and lift him.
The message reflects on the meaning of Adam, the life that is in the blood, and the thought that iron in the blood speaks of strength given by God. From Genesis to the prophets, and through the pictures found in Daniel, Ezekiel, Judges, and 2 Kings, we are shown that man without God is weak, fallen, and sinking, but when the Lord intervenes, He raises up what has fallen and brings life where there was only loss and ruin.
A central picture in the sermon is the floating axe head in 2 Kings 6. What was lost in the waters was powerless to recover itself, yet when the wood was cast in, the iron rose. In this the message points us to Christ and His cross, showing that fallen man cannot save himself, but must be raised by the power of God. The sermon also draws attention to Barzillai, the iron-hearted servant of the king, as a picture of steadfast loyalty in days of rejection, and calls believers to remain faithful to Christ in an age of compromise, rebellion, and spiritual darkness.
There is also a strong emphasis on the days in which we are living. As the world grows increasingly hostile to truth, and as deception deepens, the call of the sermon is for the church to stand firm, pray for the peace of Jerusalem, and remain spiritually awake. The message urges us not to cast off God’s boundaries, but to recognise that His ways are life, protection, and truth.
Above all, this sermon points to the Lord Jesus Christ as the source of all real strength. He is the One who opens the door, gives the living water, lifts by His Spirit, and fills His house with glory. In a world of shaking, He alone is the strength of His people. This message is both a warning and an encouragement, calling us to be faithful, iron-hearted in grace, and wholly dependent on the Lord.
In this searching and faith-building message, we are reminded that true strength does not come from man, but from the Lord who formed man from the dust of the ground and breathed into him the breath of life. Beginning with Adam, this sermon traces the theme of blood, strength, iron, and divine life through the Scriptures, revealing that the One who created man is also the only One who can sustain, restore, and lift him.
The message reflects on the meaning of Adam, the life that is in the blood, and the thought that iron in the blood speaks of strength given by God. From Genesis to the prophets, and through the pictures found in Daniel, Ezekiel, Judges, and 2 Kings, we are shown that man without God is weak, fallen, and sinking, but when the Lord intervenes, He raises up what has fallen and brings life where there was only loss and ruin.
A central picture in the sermon is the floating axe head in 2 Kings 6. What was lost in the waters was powerless to recover itself, yet when the wood was cast in, the iron rose. In this the message points us to Christ and His cross, showing that fallen man cannot save himself, but must be raised by the power of God. The sermon also draws attention to Barzillai, the iron-hearted servant of the king, as a picture of steadfast loyalty in days of rejection, and calls believers to remain faithful to Christ in an age of compromise, rebellion, and spiritual darkness.
There is also a strong emphasis on the days in which we are living. As the world grows increasingly hostile to truth, and as deception deepens, the call of the sermon is for the church to stand firm, pray for the peace of Jerusalem, and remain spiritually awake. The message urges us not to cast off God’s boundaries, but to recognise that His ways are life, protection, and truth.
Above all, this sermon points to the Lord Jesus Christ as the source of all real strength. He is the One who opens the door, gives the living water, lifts by His Spirit, and fills His house with glory. In a world of shaking, He alone is the strength of His people. This message is both a warning and an encouragement, calling us to be faithful, iron-hearted in grace, and wholly dependent on the Lord.
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Elijah and the end times
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Calculate the Number – Wisdom and Understanding Part 2
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Calculate the Number – Wisdom and Understanding בִּינָה חָכמָה
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Is There A Sword!?
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Riding Through Your Wilderness
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21 Jul 2024
Wonderful
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05 May 2024
The Leper Messiah
Julie Edensor
14 Apr 2024
Anxiety in the Heart of Man
Julie Edensor
03 Mar 2024
The Good News of the Gimel
Julie Edensor
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The Pits of the Temple
Julie Edensor
04 Feb 2024
The Ravens
Julie Edensor
31 Dec 2023
My Priests Will Blossom
Julie Edensor
13 Aug 2023
A little boy will lead them
Julie Edensor
30 Jul 2023
Dig it and Dung it
Julie Edensor
25 Jun 2023
Elevated with Christ
Julie Edensor
07 May 2023
The Son Of Grain Ascends The Mountain To Blow The Trumpet
Julie Edensor
09 Apr 2023
Gog and Magog
Julie Edensor
27 Mar 2022
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Julie Edensor
21 Mar 2020
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Julie Edensor
21 Mar 2020
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Julie Edensor
08 Mar 2020
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Julie Edensor
23 Feb 2020
ZEROA - Mighty Arm Of God Outstretched For Us!!
Julie Edensor
23 Feb 2020
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Julie Edensor
21 Feb 2020
The Word Of God Pictured In The Menorah
Julie Edensor
23 Nov 2019
The Word of God Pictured in the Menorah P2
Julie Edensor
23 Nov 2019
I Am The Qa'at קָאַת
Julie Edensor
15 Nov 2019
Explain the House to the Living House
Julie Edensor
19 Oct 2019
Who This?
Julie Edensor
18 Oct 2019
My Mighty God is Helper at the Date House
Julie Edensor
20 Sep 2019
Ruach Adonai
Julie Edensor
15 Sep 2019
On the THIRD day...
Julie Edensor
18 Aug 2019
Exodus 31 - The Coming Messiah
Julie Edensor
10 Aug 2019
The House Of The Dancing Lamb
Julie Edensor
30 Jun 2019
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Julie Edensor
15 Jun 2019
666-777-888
Julie Edensor
15 Jun 2019
The Salvation of Israel
Julie Edensor
14 Jun 2019
God said "BE LIGHT!"
Julie Edensor
26 May 2019
A Victorious Life Being the Temple of God
Julie Edensor
19 May 2019
Take Your Golden Reed! Rise Up And Measure!
Julie Edensor
18 May 2019
Take Your Golden Reed! Rise Up And Measure! P2
Julie Edensor
18 May 2019
Bring Shiloh To Him Who Is To Be Messiah
Julie Edensor
17 May 2019
The Game of Kings
Julie Edensor
27 Apr 2019
Engedi Baptism
Julie Edensor
25 Apr 2019
Worship in Caiaphas House
Julie Edensor
25 Apr 2019
Good Friday Street Baptism
Julie Edensor
19 Apr 2019
Transporting the Ark with Song
Julie Edensor
16 Feb 2019
Right me with Thy Might!
Julie Edensor
15 Feb 2019
Stir it up! Be Bold! GO FOR IT!
Julie Edensor
30 Dec 2018
Let the dry land appear
Julie Edensor
18 Nov 2018
The Trumpet Part 1
Julie Edensor
17 Nov 2018
The Trumpet Part 2
Julie Edensor
17 Nov 2018
Psalm 102 - Recognise Him as Messiah
Julie Edensor
16 Nov 2018
The Atonement Psalms Part 2
Julie Edensor
21 Oct 2018
Going Up!
Julie Edensor
20 Oct 2018
Lute Lake - Twang Your Harp
Julie Edensor
20 Oct 2018
The Atonement Psalms
Julie Edensor
19 Oct 2018
BRING HIM TO ME!
Julie Edensor
07 Oct 2018
Jesus Christ Our Orchestra!
Julie Edensor
29 Sep 2018
Keeper of the Vestments
Julie Edensor
29 Sep 2018
Psalm 19 The Light And Glory Of God
Julie Edensor
28 Sep 2018
His Second and Third Day Bride
Julie Edensor
22 Jul 2018
The Tree of Life and the Golden Lampstand
Julie Edensor
21 Jul 2018
The Tree of Life and the Golden Lampstand Part 2
Julie Edensor
21 Jul 2018
What can the Remnant do when there is Evil in the Land?
Julie Edensor
21 Jul 2018
Seated with Him!
Julie Edensor
20 Jul 2018
Psalm 139 - A Remnant being winnowed Part 2
Julie Edensor
17 Jun 2018
Run with a Sparkle Part 2
Julie Edensor
17 Jun 2018
Run with a Sparkle
Julie Edensor
16 Jun 2018
Psalm 139 - A Remnant being winnowed Part 1
Julie Edensor
15 Jun 2018
The Temple in Typology
Julie Edensor
03 Jun 2018
Psalms 1 - 8 Morning, Evening, Night, FULL DAY!
Julie Edensor
19 May 2018
Psalm 65 The Harvest Hymn Part 2
Julie Edensor
22 Apr 2018
Freshly Slaughtered, Yet Living
Julie Edensor
21 Apr 2018
Freshly Slaughtered, Yet Living Part 2
Julie Edensor
21 Apr 2018
Psalm 65 The Harvest Hymn
Julie Edensor
20 Apr 2018
When I saw Him…….
Julie Edensor
15 Apr 2018
The Red Worm - Light Making Manifest
Julie Edensor
01 Apr 2018
Until Shiloh Comes
Julie Edensor
18 Feb 2018
Brought Out Of Lovelessness - John 8
Julie Edensor
21 Jan 2018
House of Knives Part 1
Julie Edensor
20 Jan 2018
House of Knives Part 2
Julie Edensor
20 Jan 2018
Relax! Put your load on Me!
Julie Edensor
19 Jan 2018
Jotham Escaped!
Julie Edensor
17 Sep 2017
Scottish Reformation and Covenanting History Part 2
Jimmy Fisher
26 Aug 2017
Scottish Reformation and Covenanting History Part 3
Jimmy Fisher
26 Aug 2017
Scottish Reformation and Covenanting History Part 1
Jimmy Fisher
25 Aug 2017
Psalms of the Gatherer Part 2
Julie Edensor
13 Aug 2017
Plenty of Gold in our Battles
Julie Edensor
22 Jul 2017
Plenty Of Gold In Our Battles Part 2
Julie Edensor
22 Jul 2017
Psalms of the Gartherer
Julie Edensor
21 Jul 2017
Kohathites the Teachers
Julie Edensor
18 Jun 2017
The Linen Workers
Julie Edensor
18 Jun 2017
The War Bow
Julie Edensor
16 Jun 2017
Loved into Loving, Drawn into Running Part 2
Julie Edensor
20 May 2017
Loved into Loving, Drawn into Running
Julie Edensor
19 May 2017
The Order Of Heaven - Psalms 9&10
Julie Edensor
23 Apr 2017
The Order Of Heaven - Psalms 9&10
The Territory of Simeon Joshua 19
Julie Edensor
22 Apr 2017
The Territory of Simeon Joshua 19 Part 2
Julie Edensor
22 Apr 2017
His Needle Work
Julie Edensor
19 Mar 2017
The Messianic Doctrine
Julie Edensor
17 Mar 2017
Delight, Laugh and Play
Julie Edensor
19 Feb 2017
Progress in Loves Land
Julie Edensor
18 Feb 2017
The old man Israel Part 3
Julie Edensor
17 Feb 2017
The old man Israel Part 2
Julie Edensor
22 Jan 2017
Growth in Loves Land
Julie Edensor
21 Jan 2017
The old man Israel
Julie Edensor
20 Jan 2017
Psalm 51 - A Prayer of Israel
Julie Edensor
08 Jan 2017
Christmas Eve 2016 - Migdal Eder
Julie Edensor
24 Dec 2016
Psalm 68 - The most Vehement One is Coming part 2
Julie Edensor
20 Nov 2016
Psalm 68 - The Most Vehement One is Coming!
Julie Edensor
18 Nov 2016
Cheer Up!
Julie Edensor
02 Oct 2016
Elohim's Fighting Wife Part 2
Julie Edensor
26 Jun 2016
Elohim's Fighting Wife
Julie Edensor
25 Jun 2016
The Two End Time Enemies Part 1
Julie Edensor
17 Jun 2016
Black Eyes
Julie Edensor
05 Jun 2016
The Sign of Jonah - Part 2
Julie Edensor
22 May 2016
The Sign of Jonah - Part 1
Julie Edensor
20 May 2016
A Divine Inheritance
Julie Edensor
17 Apr 2016
Revealing the mystery part 2
Julie Edensor
20 Mar 2016
Revealing the mystery
Julie Edensor
19 Mar 2016
Caleb the Dog
Julie Edensor
18 Mar 2016
His Excellent Things!
Julie Edensor
22 Feb 2016
153 Divine Arithmetic
Julie Edensor
20 Feb 2016
God's Alphabet Part 6
Julie Edensor
20 Feb 2016
Old man, New man, Rest
Julie Edensor
20 Feb 2016
Pruned and Singing!
Julie Edensor
20 Feb 2016
4 Rivers from Delight
Julie Edensor
19 Feb 2016
Psalm 90 & 91 Old Man to New Man
Julie Edensor
14 Feb 2016
Our enemies are motionless stones!
Julie Edensor
24 Jan 2016
The Unpardonable Sin
Julie Edensor
24 Jan 2016
Be Quite Dead - Colossians 3
Julie Edensor
23 Jan 2016
Garments of Death - Psalm 45
Julie Edensor
22 Jan 2016
Moon in the Valley
Julie Edensor
20 Dec 2015
The Mark!
Julie Edensor
30 Aug 2015
God's Alphabet Part 5 Seek Wool and Flax
Julie Edensor
23 Aug 2015
God's Alphabet Part 4 The Strong Virtuous Wife
Julie Edensor
22 Aug 2015
Psalm 118 Open to me the gates of righteousness
Julie Edensor
21 Aug 2015
FEAR chief of the FLESH
Julie Edensor
19 Jul 2015
God's Alphabet Part 3
Julie Edensor
19 Jul 2015
God's Alphabet Part 2
Julie Edensor
18 Jul 2015
God's Alphabet Part 1
Julie Edensor
17 Jul 2015
Made sweet through the trial! Judges 14v14
Julie Edensor
21 Jun 2015
Choice Fruits - The Amalekite (flesh) is dead!
Julie edensor
20 Jun 2015
Gideon type of Christ part 4
Julie Edensor
19 Jun 2015
David's 4000 Gate Keepers
Julie Edensor
24 May 2015
Choice Fruits - Fruit above the Doors SOS 7v13 Part 3
Julie Edensor
23 May 2015
Gideon type of Christ Part 3
Julie Edensor
22 May 2015
Gideon type of Christ Part 2
Julie Edensor
19 Apr 2015
Choice Fruits - Fruit above the Doors SOS 7v13 Part 1
Julie Edensor
18 Apr 2015
Choice Fruits - Fruit above the Doors SOS 7v13 Part 2
Julie Edensor
18 Apr 2015
Gideon type of Christ Part 1
Julie Edensor
17 Apr 2015
The Lamb Sacrificial Animal: Blood Required!
Julie Edensor
03 Apr 2015
Peter - The Night of Betryal
Julie Edensor
02 Apr 2015
Who Killed the man- Deut 21
Julie Edensor
01 Mar 2015
Esther - Deliverance for Israel!
Julie Edensor
22 Feb 2015
Jehovah Sabaoth: The Lord of Hosts - P1
Julie Edensor
21 Feb 2015
Jehovah Sabaoth: The Lord of Hosts - P2
Julie Edensor
21 Feb 2015
God's Puzzle
Julie Edensor
20 Feb 2015
Flesh - Give me a Son
Julie Edensor
01 Feb 2015
The Man on the Red Horse Part 2
Julie Edensor
25 Jan 2015
El Olam - God of Seasons
Julie Edensor
24 Jan 2015
Women at the Well
Julie Edensor
24 Jan 2015
The Man on the Red Horse Part 1
Julie Edensor
23 Jan 2015
Feed and Fight
Julie Edensor
11 Jan 2015
Dark Dirty World Part 2
Julie Edensor
16 Nov 2014
Dark Dirty World Part 1
Julie Edensor
09 Nov 2014
Adoni Part 2
Julie Edensor
18 Oct 2014
Adoni Part 1
Julie Edensor
17 Oct 2014
Saul's (Jews) Conversion
Julie Edensor
17 Oct 2014
The Great High Priest Part 4
Julie Edensor
21 Sep 2014
Buy Truth
Julie Edensor
20 Sep 2014
The Great High Priest Part 3
Julie Edensor
20 Sep 2014
The Great High Priest Part 2
Julie Edensor
14 Sep 2014
The Great High Priest Part 1
Julie Edensor
07 Sep 2014
What's in Her Name - El Shaddai
Julie Edensor
12 Aug 2014
Jehovah Elohim
Julie Edensor
10 Aug 2014
The Millennium - Christ's Rule on Earth
Julie Edensor
05 Aug 2014
The Millennium - Christ's Rule On Earth Part 2
Julie Edensor
05 Aug 2014
Come To The Mercy Seat
Julie Edensor
02 Aug 2014
The Tabernacle - 3 Movements of God Part 2
Julie Edensor
24 Jul 2014
Ascending to the Upper Room
Julie Edensor
06 Jun 2014
Daniel 8 - Kingdoms to Come
Julie Edensor
18 Jan 2014
9 Portraits of Jesus through the Scriptures Part 1
Julie Edensor
13 Oct 2013
Spiritual Warfare - Therefore we are not Cowards Part1
Julie Edensor
24 Aug 2013
Spiritual Warfare – Therefore we are not Cowards Part 2
Julie Edensor
24 Aug 2013
Prophetess Miriam: All Her Enemies as Motionless Stones
Julie Edensor
02 Aug 2013
Elohim
Julie Edensor
01 Aug 2013
The Times of the Gentiles
Julie Edensor
24 Mar 2013
Daniel Chapter 2
Julie Edensor
03 Mar 2013
Titus Godly Living
Julie Edensor
15 Feb 2013
God's law of gravity
Julie Edensor
14 Sep 2012
Spiritual Warfare the Breastplate Part 2
Julie Edensor
01 Sep 2012
Rizpah God's Burning Coal
Julie Edensor
12 Aug 2012
Micah 7 'My God Will Hear Me'
Julie Edensor
05 Aug 2012
Have An Enlarged Heart
Julie Edensor
01 Aug 2012
20 Biblical Predictions
Julie edensor
30 Jun 2012
Spiritual Warfare - Gods Poems
Julie Edensor
20 May 2012
Spiritual Warfare - The 7 Enemies
Julie Edensor
06 May 2012
Spiritual Warfare- Be Engulfed
Julie Edensor
01 May 2012
Psalm 23 - The Cross the Crook and the Crown
Julie Edensor
29 Apr 2012
The Tabernacle Series - The Ark of Covenant Part Three
Julie Edensor
22 Apr 2012
The Tabernacle Series - The Ark of Covenant Part Two
Julie Edensor
12 Apr 2012
The Tabernacle Series - The Ark of Covenant Part One
Julie Edensor
05 Apr 2012
The Tabernacle Series - The Beautiful Utterance
Julie Edensor
11 Mar 2012
Tabernacle The Golden Altar Part Two
Julie Edensor
22 Feb 2012
Tabernacle The Golden Candlestick Part One
Julie Edensor
12 Feb 2012
Tabernacle The Golden Altar Part One
Julie Edensor
08 Feb 2012
The Tabernacle Series - The Curtains Part One
Julie Edensor
15 Jan 2012
Joshua Godly Battles
Julie Edensor
15 Nov 2011
Law Of Liberty
Julie Edensor
17 Oct 2011
Sing Your Death Song
Julie Edensor
16 Oct 2011
The Bride in the Wilderness - Part Two
Julie Edensor
18 Sep 2011
The Queen of Sheba - Bring YOUR difficult questions to HIM
Julie Edensor
04 Sep 2011
The Bride in the Wilderness - Part One
Julie Edensor
15 Aug 2011
Joshua Chose Ye Gods
Julie Edensor
17 Jul 2011
God's Precious Covering and Protective Cloud
Julie Edensor
26 Jun 2011
The History of Gods Shekinah Glory
Julie Edensor
13 Jun 2011
The Tabernacle Series - The Curtains Part Two
Julie Edensor
10 Jun 2011
Rizpah: God's Burning Coal
Julie Edensor
07 Jun 2011
Banquet Your King
Julie Edensor
29 May 2011
His Income Is His Infilling
Julie Edensor
17 May 2011
Christ Our Red Heifer
Julie Edensor
16 May 2011
Joshua - The Grapes Are Bigger Than The Men
Julie Edensor
16 May 2011
The Ark & The Service Of Song
Julie Edensor
10 May 2011
Psalm 83 & The History Of Egypt
Julie Edensor
03 May 2011
Seasaw Over Snake Pits
Julie Edensor
20 Mar 2011
Look and Live
Julie Edensor
13 Mar 2011
The Tabernacle Series - 3 Movements of God
21 Feb 2011
The Seven Divine Fruits of Deuteronomy 8 - The Fig - God's Sweetness - Part Three
Julie Edensor
05 Sep 2010
The Seven Divine Fruits of Deuteronomy 8 - The Fig - God's Sweetness - Part Two
Julie Edensor
29 Aug 2010
The Marriage of the Jew and The Marriage of the Gentile
Julie Edensor
08 Aug 2010
The Seven Divine Fruits of Deuteronomy 8 - The Fig - God's Sweetness - Part One
Julie Edensor
08 Aug 2010
Daniels Metallic Image
Julie Edensor
25 Jul 2010
The Seven Divine Fruits of Deuteronomy 8 - The Oil – It's Special Use and Purpose - Part One
Julie Edensor
25 Jul 2010
Lip and Life Part 2
Julie Edensor
04 Jul 2010
Lip and Life Part 1
Julie Edensor
27 Jun 2010
The Seven Divine Fruits of Deuteronomy - The Pomegranate
Julie Edensor
27 Jun 2010
The Son's of Korah LIVED
Julie Edensor
27 Jun 2010
What God can do with a valley full of trenches
Julie Edensor
13 Jun 2010
Spiritual Warfare Part 3
Julie Edensor
30 May 2010
Spiritual Warfare Part 2
Julie Edensor
23 May 2010
Spiritual Warfare Part 1
Julie Edensor
09 May 2010
Matthew 17 - The Mount of Transfiguration
Julie Edensor
18 Apr 2010
The Remnant that is left
Julie Edensor
11 Apr 2010
Pressed into Service
Julie Edensor
09 Apr 2010
The Tabernacle - God's Presence in my Wilderness
Julie Edensor
28 Mar 2010
The Seven Divine Fruits of Deuteronomy 8- The Vine Part Two
Julie Edensor
07 Mar 2010
The Seven Divine Fruits of Deuteronomy 8- The Grain Joseph's Provision
Julie Edensor
21 Feb 2010
The Seven Divine Fruits of Deuteronomy 8- The Vine Part One
Julie Edensor
21 Feb 2010
Prophetess Sarah: From Sarai to Sarah (Becoming His Princess)
Julie Edensor
14 Feb 2010
Prophetess Miriam: All Her Enemies as Motionless Stones
Julie Edensor
01 Feb 2010
Prophetess Abigail: Journey to Meet Your Exile King
Julie Edensor
24 Jan 2010
Prophetess Hannah: She left, She loved, SHE BELIEVED- Part Two
Julie Edensor
17 Jan 2010
Prophetess Hannah: She left, She loved, SHE BELIEVED- Part One
Julie Edensor
10 Jan 2010
Numbers 17 'The Blossoming Rods of God'
Julie Edensor
19 Jul 2009
Service for the King!
Julie Edensor
28 Jun 2009
Prophetess Huldah: "God's Weasel" - Part Two
Julie Edensor
21 Jun 2009
Prophetess Huldah: "God's Weasel" - Part One
Julie Edensor
14 Jun 2009
2 Chronicles 22 & 23 'Treason, Treason!'
Julie Edensor
01 Jun 2009
Mark 6 'Feed YOUR Five Thousand!'
Julie Edensor
24 May 2009
God's Government In Moab
Julie Edensor
17 May 2009
Wilderness Journey, Encampments
Julie Edensor
17 May 2009
Judges 7 - The Fountain of Trembling
Julie Edensor
26 Apr 2009
John 3 'All Power is Given'
Julie Edensor
15 Mar 2009
Queen Esther: "Born For Such A Time As This" Part Five
Julie Edensor
03 Mar 2009
Queen Esther: "Born For Such A Time As This" Part Four
Julie Edensor
02 Mar 2009
Queen Esther: "Born For Such A Time As This" Part Three
Julie Edensor
01 Mar 2009
Queen Esther: "Born For Such A Time As This" Part Two
Julie Edensor
28 Feb 2009
Queen Esther: "Born For Such A Time As This" Part One
Julie Edensor
27 Feb 2009
Fleeing from Laban
Julie Edensor
22 Feb 2009
Pressed into Service
Julie Edensor
22 Feb 2009
The Times of the Gentiles
Julie Edensor
07 Mar 2008
The Introduction to the Seven Divine Fruits of Deuteronomy 8
Julie Edensor
17 Feb 2008
A Woman from Abel - The Nameless Heroine
Julie Edensor
06 Jan 2008
My God Will Hear Me
Julie Edensor
01 Jan 2008