I know all about the restraining hand of the Lord. He allows his children to go only so far but no further. In my early days of ministry, he restrained me when I was ready to quit during times of awful discouragement. At times, I felt overwhelmed by all the financial responsibilities. I felt like a failure as a husband and father as well. I would get so low about my overwhelming obligations that I thought my faith would shatter completely.

Approaching death brings a kind of clarity to life. When Paul wrote Timothy, he knew he was going to die soon. His commands then to his young protege reflect this clarity; he focuses on the treasure and reward of Christ that all believers receive when we live unapologetically for God.

What do our struggles with sin and the troubles of life have to say about our relationship with God?

The Vision is a prayerfully compiled exploration of David Wilkerson’s vision about the world and church’s future. Natural disasters, corporate corruption and social scandals now play a regular part in our daily news, and while many might advocate blindly hoping for a brighter future, David’s book offers straightforward truth and a more Biblical response to horrific calamities and modern society’s rampant struggles.

All believers go through times of hardship, but some Christians constantly seem to go from one trial to the next. In this sermon, David Wilkerson talks about the important message that God has for all of his children who are suffering, but especially those who seem to experience perpetual hardship.

In this short devotion, Gary Wilkerson offers advice to equip believers for a central part of spiritual warfare.