Evangelist Martha P. Davis’ sermon “Honor the Son” teaches that honoring Jesus Christ is essential to truly honoring God the Father. Drawing from John chapter 5, she explains that Jesus is not merely a teacher or prophet, but God the Son, sent by the Father with full authority to heal, give life, forgive sin, and execute judgment. Using the healing of the impotent man at the pool of Bethesda, she contrasts religious tradition with God’s mercy, showing that Jesus brings wholeness through faith in His word, not rituals or human effort.

Throughout the message, Evangelist Davis emphasizes that Jesus does only what He sees the Father do, revealing the Father’s will and character to humanity. She teaches that salvation, eternal life, and resurrection are found only through Christ Jesus, whom God commands all people to honor equally with Himself. The sermon concludes with a strong call to confess Jesus openly as the only Savior of mankind, warning that rejecting or dishonoring the Son is rejecting God, while believing in Him brings everlasting life and freedom from condemnation.

Evangelist Martha P. Davis centers this sermon on Psalm 37, calling listeners to trust God fully, live patiently, and refuse to be shaken by the apparent success of the wicked. She emphasizes that believers are not to fret, rush, seek revenge, or act out of anger, but instead to delight themselves in the Lord, commit their ways to Him, and wait with confidence for God to act. True peace, she teaches, comes when God—not human effort or worldly shortcuts—brings His promises to pass.

Throughout the message, she contrasts the temporary prosperity of the wicked with the lasting inheritance of the righteous. Evangelist Davis warns against anger, impatience, idolatry, and moral compromise, urging families to return to godly foundations and teach children righteousness. The sermon concludes with encouragement that God defends His people, provides for them even in famine, and will ultimately judge evil, while the meek, faithful, and obedient will inherit the earth and dwell forever in God’s peace.

In this sermon, “Living in His Beauty,” Evangelist Martha P. Davis teaches from Matthew chapters 4 and 5, focusing on Jesus as the true Light and on the Beatitudes as the attitudes God desires His people to live by daily. She explains that Christ shines in spiritual darkness, calling people to repentance and into a life shaped by humility, meekness, mercy, purity of heart, peace, and a deep hunger for righteousness. These qualities, she emphasizes, reflect living in God’s beauty rather than pursuing worldly gain or reacting in the flesh.

Evangelist Davis also addresses persecution and trials, encouraging believers to maintain the right spirit even when wronged or falsely accused. She shares personal testimony to illustrate how God uses hardship to break self-will, cultivate forgiveness, and form Christlike character. The sermon concludes with a call to trust God fully, rejoice in adversity, and remain faithful, reminding listeners that the kingdom of heaven belongs to those who endure in righteousness and live according to God’s perfect way.

Evangelist Martha P. Davis proclaims God’s deep, covenantal love for His people, teaching that believers are not only children of God but His bride. Drawing from Scripture—especially Hosea, John 14, Hebrews 10, and Matthew 17—she emphasizes that God is calling back those who have fallen away, lovingly inviting them to return and follow Him fully. Central to the message is Jesus Christ, whom God sent as the perfect and only way to salvation, declaring, “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” Through Christ’s sacrifice, believers are washed, sanctified, and made whole, no longer bound by sin but empowered by the Holy Spirit to live victoriously.

The sermon underscores that Jesus fulfilled the law once and for all through His suffering, death, and resurrection, granting believers direct access to the Father. Evangelist Davis urges listeners to remain faithful, resist temptation, and boldly approach God through Christ alone, remembering the finished work of salvation. She calls the church to stay true to Jesus—the perfect way of God—encouraging repentance, steadfast faith, and gratitude for the redeeming love that restores, perfects, and prepares believers as a spotless bride for Christ’s return.

In this sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis delivers a powerful warning and call to repentance centered on the biblical contrast between light and darkness. Drawing from Isaiah, 2 Peter, Colossians, and the Gospel of John, she declares that Jesus Christ is the true Light of the world and that only those who are born again can walk in that light. She confronts the growing spiritual darkness of the age, cautioning against witchcraft, false prophets, and seeking guidance from demonic sources, which she identifies as gross darkness and an abomination to God.

Evangelist Davis urges listeners to choose Jesus alone as their source of truth, deliverance, and blessing, emphasizing that no power of darkness can curse what God has blessed. She reminds believers that Christ has redeemed them through His blood and delivered them from the power of darkness into the kingdom of light. The sermon concludes with a heartfelt invitation to surrender fully to Jesus, walk in holiness, and live daily in the transforming light of the gospel.

In this sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis proclaims the central message of the gospel: God’s deep love for humanity revealed through Jesus Christ, the Light of the world. Drawing primarily from the Gospel of John, she contrasts spiritual light and darkness, explaining that light represents truth, understanding, and communion with God, while darkness blinds the heart and mind, leading people away from righteousness. She emphasizes that Jesus did not speak or act on His own authority, but faithfully revealed the will and heart of the Father, calling all people to recognize and receive Him as the truth.

Evangelist Davis urges listeners to examine their hearts and choose where they will abide—either in the light of Christ or in the darkness of deception and sin. She warns that many reject the truth because they love darkness, but assures that Jesus came to deliver humanity from evil and bring salvation, healing, and understanding. The sermon closes with a heartfelt call to repentance, spiritual readiness, and renewed commitment, encouraging believers to walk daily in obedience, love, and the illuminating power of the Holy Spirit as the world grows darker and Christ’s return draws near.

In this Christ-centered sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis proclaims the identity of Jesus Christ through His many “I AM” declarations, calling listeners to recognize Him as the eternal Son of God and the only way to salvation. Drawing primarily from the Gospel of John, she reveals Jesus as the Messiah, the Bread of Life, the Light of the World, the Door, the Good Shepherd, and the Way, the Truth, and the Life. She emphasizes that true understanding of who Jesus is comes through divine revelation and faith, not human reasoning.

Evangelist Davis stresses the urgency of belief, warning that unbelief leaves souls blind and separated from God, while faith brings life, healing, and eternal hope. She reminds listeners that Jesus alone reconciles humanity to the Father and offers abundant life to all who believe. The sermon concludes with a heartfelt invitation to receive Christ, affirming that Jesus is the living gospel, the Savior of the world, and the everlasting “I AM"

In this sobering and exhortative message, Evangelist Martha P. Davis proclaims the “golden privilege” of belonging to Jesus Christ and calls believers to contend earnestly for the faith in an increasingly corrupt world. Drawing from the Book of Jude, she warns that ungodly influences have crept into the church, twisting God’s grace and denying the authority of Jesus Christ. She reminds listeners that salvation is a call to holiness, sanctification, and separation unto God—not compromise with sin.

Evangelist Davis emphasizes that forgiveness through Christ also carries the command to “go and sin no more,” urging believers to reject deceit, lust, and rebellion against God’s truth. She highlights biblical examples of judgment—Egypt, fallen angels, Sodom and Gomorrah, Cain, Balaam, and Korah—to stress the seriousness of unbelief and disobedience.

The sermon concludes with a call for believers to remain vigilant, prayerful, and rooted in truth, building themselves up in faith and the Holy Ghost, while standing ready for Christ’s return and trusting in God’s power to keep His people faultless before Him.