Latest sermons from ICF Zurich (Video)

In this sermon, Leo Bigger talks about change in life that we cannot classify and we can handle it. Here he firmly includes God who can see further than we and us helps to live through the associated phases. Leo distinguishes three phases and uses traffic signs as symbols. It symbolizes the first phase with a dead end that does not go on. You have to accept the end and let go in such a situation. The second phase is the neutral zone between the old and the new that Leo illustrates with the diversion. We would like to go the direct path, but we would have to accept a detour. The third phase is the new beginning, here God not only gives you a fresh start, but also opens up a new dimension for you. You are looking forward to a sermon that shows you many examples of how you can deal with changes and help to classify where you stand in it.

In this sermon, Leo Bigger talks about fatigue and exhaustion, from which many people suffer today. He encourages the listeners to make himself aware of how important it is to pay attention to himself and keep the Sabbath, as is in Jeremiah 17:22-24. He explains that the Sabbath is a day of calm and that it is important not to carry any loads around with him on this day. He emphasizes what loads are and that God can help us to fill up our "batteries" and recover. He gives practical tips on how to use the Sabbath to calm down and thus replenish your batteries. He encourages the audience to check their agenda and also plan time with God. It is particularly important not to overload your own agenda and to prepare for the Sabbath or to clear it freely. Leo makes it clear with one sentence: "What is not in your agenda has nothing to do with you."

This sermon is about the history of David Bennett, a homosexual activist who discovered Jesus. Leo Bigger and David Bennett emphasize that Jesus not only awards our sins, but also completely changes our lives. They talk about different views of the Bible and emphasize that they believe that the Bible is inspired and contains eternal principles forever. David Bennett tells of his own way to faith and how he experienced God's love. He explains why he decided to live celibate and how he brings his homosexual orientation into harmony with his belief. He emphasizes that God loves all people and that everyone can be justified by Jesus. The sermon ends with a call to give our lives very God and accept his healing and wonderful love.

In the sermon "The 4 fears of our time" Leo Bigger talks about the challenges with which we are confronted with today. He emphasizes that we as Christians have an advantage because we know God's thoughts and let him be guided by him. Leo explains that the world has four fears: fragility, resilience, incomprehensibility and transparency. However, he realizes that as friends of God we can overcome these fears by relying on God's promises and being changed by him. He encourages us not to put our hope on people or the world, but on God who never disappoints us. Leo also explains that we can read the Bible with different ears, such as an appellate, a thing ear, a relationship ear or a self -open compensation ear. He encourages us to know our ear and to see the Bible as a relationship book in which God coaches and leads us. In the end, Leo invites the listeners to hand over God and let him lead him.

In the sermon on the topic "blessed by my enemies" Leo Bigger speaks about how enemies can strengthen us. He emphasizes that friends support and motivate us, but challenge us and make us reflect on ourselves. Leo explains that God sometimes allows enemies strategically in our lives to promote us and help us to develop us further. He encourages us to see our enemies as stumbling blocks that make us bigger instead of bringing us down. Leo shares personal examples from his own life and emphasizes the meaning of standing on the right of God and led by him. The sermon ends with an invitation to take bitterness and resentment and rely entirely on God.

Leo Bigger talks about the place where God blesses you. God led his people during the day with a column of clouds and the people followed the cloud. A picture that also tells you today is looking for the place where God blesses you and follow him when he continues. God knows the path and we don't see as far as he. Sometimes the cloud stays in places where we don't want to stay, but God wants us to endure the situation of how iron is dragged through iron. If you are at the place of your blessing, God's spirit will come up with you and you will be able to do things that you cannot do on their own. God will also supply you in the place. Be excited about a sermon that shows you what it means to stay under the cloud column.

Dave Kull and Tamara Fontijn talk about the topic "Many Christians fail." Why is that? Jeremiah, the crying prophet, was born into the time when the two rich were already shared in Israel. Josia, the king at the time, wanted to do good for God and he started to renovate the temple. The books were found. People did buses when they read them. But after a short time they turned away from God. Jeremiah had a deep relationship with God and poured his heart out of the people, the bad deeds and whom it went so well. We can do that exactly in the same way. We can release God our heart. Jeremiah was facing much more bad. But God made Jeremiah and all difficulties ready for bigger things. He is always with you and goes through everything with you.

Tobias Teichen (ICF Munich) talks about self -worth. The self -esteem increases and humility grows with the awareness of what Jesus has done on the cross. Tobias Teichen makes it clear that our ego is very sensitive and fragile. It is up and down when we rely on people's opinion. But if we align ourselves entirely on God, we can free ourselves from it. On the other hand, our ego is also insatiable and it cannot be permanently fulfilled with earthly, but through the relationship with Jesus. Be excited about an appealing and vivid sermon on the self -esteem and freedom in Jesus through recurring joyful repentance.

Joël Vögeli and his mother, Martha Vögeli, talk about how to defeat underwear. Minor value often shapes too strong for us. Negative things happen in your life that increase your lower value. If you always get you from an early age that you have no value, or you make mistakes, etc., all of this will reduce your lower value. The comparison with fellow human beings can also contribute to this. It can also result in spiritual lower value. In our society you often can't stand what and how you are. Can you even comment positively about your own belief? How can the lower value be defeated very practical?

Travis Hearn (Impact Church in Arizona USA) talks about how God supports us in probation samples for our faith. The devil tries to take the gifts given by God. But God is in distress. Travis reports of the miracle that God has accomplished him himself. He suffered out of nowhere, a dramatic hemorrhage and, according to doctors, could not have survived. But today he can pass on the gospel of Jesus even more about the experienced miracle! He shows how he came through God there and gives three important reasons why we should take the distress as a reason! Find out in the sermon how God fights for you, test her tests and be able to deepen your trust in God!

Dom Haab concludes the "Jesus First" series with a message entitled "Show us the father". It is based on his message at the Bible passage in Johannes, 14.6-8. It is a matter close to the heart of us humans that the father is shown to us. That is enough for our lives. The father God, the creator of everything life is very different from our thoughts and feelings that we have in our hearts. God has a yes to his entire creation. Our father is the same yesterday, today and forever. He is happy to see how we overcome and get forward with him.

Susanna Bigger talks about how we can live holy and uses the image of a tree. The tree has three areas, the root, the trunk and the tree crown. Susanne connects the picture in her inspiring sermon, which shows you how you can give Jesus more space in your life. He is through which we can live sacred. It starts with our decision, the root and we can plan our behavioral pattern as planned, like the trunk of the tree. Susanna then further explains how the fruits grow healthy in her sermon - be excited about it!

Leo Bigger talks about the secret of the multiplication and is based on his message on the bread multiple miracle, which we can read in the Bible in John 6.2-6. Multiplication means that you give something or even everything you have. If you give, open the doors for the miracles of God. As a church, we gave everything and God worked for us a multiplication miracle. The multiplication miracle happens when you give it to him what God gave you finance, talents, etc.

Leo Bigger talks about a question today that changes our lives. What do you hear if you get up in the morning? Do you hear the voice of God first? A shaft hears every smallest movement of his shepherd. Leo reads the parable from Matthew 13.24-30 and asks what we hear from the story. What's going on in our hearts? What Jesus says has a deep meaning. There are not always crops. There is a time of sowing, a time of growth and at the end the harvest comes. Leo leads various points for wheat on his way from sowing to harvest and draws parallels to our life.

In his sermon, Loe Bigger makes it clear what it means to close peace or keep the Sabbath. On the one hand, he is concerned with reflection, the past week and about the God for us. Leo takes us on a way to consider the Sabbath and uses nine examples to show how to better understand the covenant with Jesus.

Leo Bigger starts the new series about "Jesus First", the topic of this year's conference. When Jesus is in our life in the first place, we don't have to worry. 95 % of all our worries are unnecessary. Of course there are worries that keep us busy, but we can hope for the miracles of God. Sometimes doors approach. Faith does not mean that everything always goes well in our life. But belief means: I have a god by my side who opens a door when one approaches. Faith means: God can take facts in our lives, such as illness, divorce, unemployment, etc., and do a miracle.

In her sermon, Susanna Bigger brings us closer to how to live with the Holy Spirit in his everyday life. It is about the little routines that we can do every day. She explains to us four practical steps how we can implement this. Look forward to a sermon that shows you how you can experience the Holy Spirit more and more in your life. How you become aware, can think about it and deepen it, recognize the value and ultimately develop this as a routine in your everyday life.

Jabin Chavez from City Light Church in Las Vegas talks about how to receive from God. He builds his sermon on Mark 5.25-34. This Bible passage deals with a woman who was sick for 12 years. She touched the hem of Jesus robe because she was sure he would heal her. What Jesus did. We serve the god of peace, freedom, signs and miracles. With the history of the healed woman, God shows us what he can do. This also applies to us today. This woman fought with poverty, illness and shame. God made it free of everything. God wants to do the same for us. With three points, Jabin Chavez clearly shows how we can lead a receiving life in faith.