Evangelist Martha P. Davis delivers a powerful sermon urging believers to prepare their hearts for Christ’s return by living faithfully and obediently to God’s Word. Drawing from Psalm 37 and Revelation 14, she warns against envy, anger, and the deception of the enemy, reminding Christians that evildoers will be cut off while those who trust and wait on the Lord will inherit eternal life. She emphasizes that now is the time to repent, remain steadfast, and walk in holiness, for God is shaking the nations and the Church to awaken His people. Evangelist Davis vividly describes the coming harvest and judgment—those who are faithful will be gathered to Christ, while those who reject Him will face God’s wrath. Her message is both a warning and a call to hope, urging believers to serve the Lord with patience, joy, and faithfulness, knowing that their works in Christ will follow them into eternity.

Evangelist Martha P. Davis delivers a passionate message on the urgency of living in constant readiness for the return of Jesus Christ, the Bridegroom, who is coming for His spotless Bride, the Church. She emphasizes that salvation is not the end but the beginning of a lifelong pursuit of holiness, prayer, unity, and growth in the knowledge of God. Drawing from Revelation, Colossians, Philippians, and 2 Peter, she urges believers to set their hearts on things above, mortify sin, and let their conversation be holy, reflecting the gospel in word and deed. Evangelist Davis warns against fear, compromise, and the temptations of this world, reminding Christians that suffering for Christ is inevitable but also a privilege. Ultimately, she calls the Church to be like the wise virgins—watchful, faithful, and without blemish—so that when Christ returns, we may be found blameless, steadfast, and ready to enter into eternal glory with Him.

Evangelist Martha P. Davis delivers a stirring sermon centered on the urgency of preparing for the return of Jesus Christ, the Bridegroom, who is coming for His faithful bride. She emphasizes that the preaching of the gospel is God’s remedy for humanity, made possible through His Son, and that modern technology is one of the ways God ensures the message reaches every nation. Drawing from Revelation 19, Matthew 22, and Matthew 25, Evangelist Davis illustrates the call for believers to be like the wise virgins who kept oil in their lamps, ready for the Bridegroom’s arrival. She warns against spiritual complacency, stressing that righteousness, holiness, and faithfulness—not outward works or self-righteousness—are what adorn the true bride of Christ. Using the image of a bride making herself beautiful for her wedding, she urges believers to purify their hearts, remain steadfast, and walk in intimacy with God, increasing in His knowledge. The sermon is a passionate call to reject lukewarmness, redeem the time, and be prepared for Christ’s imminent return, for only those found ready will enter into the marriage supper of the Lamb.

Evangelist Martha P. Davis delivers a powerful message from the book of Haggai, reminding listeners that just as the Israelites neglected the temple to focus on their own homes, many today neglect God’s house by forsaking prayer. She emphasizes that the true foundation of the church is prayer, not programs or activities, and that God calls His people to “consider your ways” and put Him first. Using Haggai’s call to rebuild the temple as a parallel, Evangelist Davis urges believers to return to the altar, seek God in unity, and make His house once again a house of prayer. Only through prayerful obedience can the church experience God’s blessings, strength, and glory.

Evangelist Martha P. Davis begins with heartfelt praise to God, expressing gratitude for the privilege of speaking to listeners through the radio. She offers a solemn prayer for comfort and healing, especially for those mourning recent losses, asking for God’s mercy to surround grieving hearts. Turning to Scripture, she reads from Psalm 22, drawing a powerful connection between David’s cries of anguish and Jesus’s suffering on the cross. She explains how David’s words—“My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”—were prophetic, pointing to the crucifixion and revealing the depth of spiritual pain. Yet, she emphasizes that God did not abandon Christ, and through His sacrifice came ultimate victory over death. Moving to Psalm 42, she reflects on the soul’s longing for God during emotional turmoil and the temptation to feel forsaken. However, she highlights the turning point of hope in the verse, “Hope thou in God: for I shall yet praise him,” reminding listeners that even in the darkest moments, God hears, comforts, and strengthens. She closes by encouraging everyone to hold on to faith, pour out their hearts to the Lord, and continue praising Him as their ever-present Savior.

In this powerful sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis urges believers to return to sincere obedience and true righteousness. Drawing from Zechariah 7–8, she warns against empty religious rituals done without a pure heart and calls out spiritual leaders who neglect justice, mercy, and compassion. She emphasizes that God is not pleased with outward worship if people continue in pride, rebellion, and hypocrisy—especially when they oppress the poor, the fatherless, the widow, and the stranger. The sermon highlights how many have hardened their hearts to God's voice, resulting in spiritual blindness and division.

Yet the message is also one of hope. Evangelist Davis proclaims God’s promise to restore His people if they return to Him with humility and truth. She describes a renewed spiritual community filled with love, justice, and peace—where God dwells among His people. The call to action is clear: love truth, reject evil, speak with integrity, and show kindness. When God’s people live in this way, He will bless them with His presence, joy, and abundance.

Evangelist Martha P. Davis delivers a powerful and Spirit-led sermon centered on faith, obedience, and the pursuit of God's will. Drawing from Hebrews 11 and Colossians 1, she emphasizes that faith is not just belief—it is action, perseverance, and seeking after God with all diligence. Through examples like Sarah, Enoch, Abraham, and Job, she illustrates how true faith pleases God and produces endurance through trials, even with joy. The message encourages believers to be strengthened by God's glorious power, to walk worthy of Him, and to grow in the knowledge of His will. Evangelist Davis passionately calls listeners to a deeper walk with Christ, urging them to be born again, to let go of every hindrance, and to experience the mysteries and glory of the Kingdom of Heaven through total surrender, holiness, and the power of the Holy Ghost.

Evangelist Martha P. Davis delivers a passionate sermon focused on the power and necessity of faith, drawing from Hebrews 11 to highlight the lives of biblical figures such as Abel, Enoch, Noah, Abraham, and Sarah. She emphasizes that true faith is more than belief—it requires obedience, action, and trust in God's unseen promises. Evangelist Davis calls listeners to examine their spiritual walk and challenges them to live to please God rather than people, warning against the moral compromises of today's world and reminding us that God's Word and judgment remain steadfast.

The message serves as both a warning and encouragement, urging believers to remain spiritually strong, live as pilgrims in this world, and prepare for Christ’s return. Evangelist Davis reminds her audience that despite trials, those who walk in faith and obedience will receive God's reward. She closes with a message of hope, assuring that greater things are ahead for those who endure and keep their faith rooted in God’s promises.