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This sermon by Joshua Lewis at King's Fellowship Church in Ada, Oklahoma, explores the rich themes of Zechariah 2:1–13. Through this passage, Lewis emphasizes God's active presence among His people, the ultimate gathering of the nations to Him, and the promise of protection and glory for those who trust in Him.The sermon unpacks the vision of a man with a measuring line, the declaration of Jerusalem as a city without walls, and the Lord's assurance of being "a wall of fire" around His people. Drawing connections to both the Old and New Testament, Lewis discusses how these promises find their ultimate fulfillment in Christ, who unites Jew and Gentile into one people and manifests the glory of God in their midst. This message challenges listeners to consider the faithfulness of God throughout redemptive history and invites them to live with an expectant hope of experiencing His presence in their own lives.We hope you have enjoyed these sermons from King’s Fellowship Church Ada. It is our prayer that these resources will encourage and edify you in your walk. We request that you view these resources as a supplemental tool for your discipleship. These sermons are intended to complement, not replace, your faithful service to your local church, wherever you may reside. Consider Leaving Us A Google Maps ReviewFor more resources like Blog's check out our website at King'sFellowshipChurch.com

In this sermon delivered at King’s Fellowship Church in Ada, Oklahoma, Joshua Lewis delves into the prophetic imagery of Zechariah 1:18-21, illustrating how the vision of four horns and four craftsmen reveals God’s multifaceted work of judgment and restoration. Joshua highlights three layers of fulfillment within this prophecy: its immediate relevance in Zechariah’s time, its ultimate culmination in Jesus Christ, and its ongoing application in the life of the church today.We hope you have enjoyed these sermons from King’s Fellowship Church Ada. It is our prayer that these resources will encourage and edify you in your walk. We request that you view these resources as a supplemental tool for your discipleship. These sermons are intended to complement, not replace, your faithful service to your local church, wherever you may reside. Consider Leaving Us A Google Maps ReviewFor more resources like Blog's check out our website at King'sFellowshipChurch.com

Explore the remarkable vision of Zechariah 1:7-17 with Joshua Lewis at Kings Fellowship Church in Ada, Oklahoma. This message dives into the prophet's vivid encounter with a man on a red horse among the myrtle trees—a scene filled with symbolic depth and hope. Joshua unpacks the interplay of God's mercy and justice, revealing how this ancient prophecy speaks to God's faithfulness in shaking those at ease while comforting the troubled.You'll discover how this vision ties into the broader redemptive narrative, highlighting God's promises to restore and rebuild His people and judge his enemies.Join us to see how Zechariah's vision applies today, reminding us of God's sovereignty and His unchanging desire to partner with His people for His glory.We hope you have enjoyed these sermons from King’s Fellowship Church Ada. It is our prayer that these resources will encourage and edify you in your walk. We request that you view these resources as a supplemental tool for your discipleship. These sermons are intended to complement, not replace, your faithful service to your local church, wherever you may reside. Consider Leaving Us A Google Maps ReviewFor more resources like Blog's check out our website at King'sFellowshipChurch.com

This sermon, delivered by Josh Lewis at King's Fellowship Church in Ada, Oklahoma, focuses on Zechariah 1:1-6, where God calls His people to reflect on their history and turn back to Him. Josh examines how this passage connects Israel’s past unfaithfulness with the consequences outlined in Deuteronomy 28, showing that God's judgments are rooted in His covenant faithfulness.The sermon emphasizes the repetition of "your fathers," which invites reflection on Israel's failures, and "Lord of Hosts," which highlights God's sovereignty over all earthly and heavenly powers. Josh also draws parallels to contemporary struggles with identity and purpose, showing how God's call to repentance remains relevant today.The message concludes with a reminder of the hope found in Christ, who bore the curse of sin to bring restoration and renewal. This sermon encourages listeners to respond to God’s call, learning from the past and trusting in His faithfulness for the future. Join King's Fellowship in Ada to hear how this text speaks to our lives today.We hope you have enjoyed these sermons from King’s Fellowship Church Ada. It is our prayer that these resources will encourage and edify you in your walk. We request that you view these resources as a supplemental tool for your discipleship. These sermons are intended to complement, not replace, your faithful service to your local church, wherever you may reside. Consider Leaving Us A Google Maps ReviewFor more resources like Blog's check out our website at King'sFellowshipChurch.com