God’s Holy Mountain Broadcast

Born Again (Part 2)

Evangelist Martha P. Davis teaches on the essential message that "Ye must be born again," based on John chapter 3. She explains that spiritual rebirth through Jesus Christ is the only way to enter the Kingdom of God. Jesus came to save, not to condemn, offering eternal life to all who believe. However, many reject the light of Christ because they love darkness and sin. Evangelist Davis emphasizes that sin, not God, condemns mankind, and that Jesus' sacrifice makes salvation available. She urges listeners to turn fully to Jesus, receive the new birth, and become new creatures in Him, enjoying peace, joy, and eternal life.

Born Again (Part 1)

In this heartfelt sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis speaks on the necessity of being born again to truly understand and enter the Kingdom of God, drawing from Jesus’ conversation with Nicodemus in John 3. She emphasizes that spiritual rebirth through the Holy Spirit—not intellectual understanding or good works—is the only way to receive divine revelation and experience true fellowship with God. Evangelist Davis reminds listeners that it is the Holy Spirit who reveals the truths of God, and urges all to submit to His will, trust in His Word, and come out of darkness into His marvelous light. With a call to maturity and surrender, she passionately declares that God desires everyone to know Him through Jesus Christ and receive eternal life.

Resurrection Power

Evangelist Martha P. Davis delivers a powerful message centered on the resurrection of Jesus Christ and its significance for all humanity. Emphasizing God’s divine love, she reminds believers that Jesus was the perfect, sinless sacrifice—wounded and bruised for our transgressions—so that through His suffering, we might be redeemed and healed. Drawing heavily from Isaiah 53 and the Gospels, she describes the depth of Christ’s sacrifice and the fulfillment of prophecy in His death and resurrection.
The sermon underscores the resurrection not just as a past event, but as a living power available today. Jesus, having conquered death, hell, and the grave, now intercedes for believers at the right hand of God. Evangelist Davis encourages the faithful to live in the victory Christ won, to endure trials with joy, and to remain steadfast in faith.
Ultimately, she calls both believers and non-believers to recognize Jesus as the resurrection and the life, urging all to trust in Him, walk in the Spirit, and rejoice in the eternal promise of glorified life. The message ends with a call to unity, strength, and unwavering commitment to the work of the Lord.
 

Know God (Part 2)

In this passionate message, Evangelist Martha P. Davis reflects on the power and purpose of Jesus Christ’s resurrection, emphasizing the victory, peace, and eternal life available through faith in Him. Drawing from John 20 and 1st Corinthians 15, she highlights the transformation of the disciples, the gift of belief without sight, and the ongoing need for spiritual renewal through the fire of the Holy Ghost. With heartfelt praise and scriptural teaching, she calls listeners to walk in the power of Christ’s resurrection and live triumphantly by His grace.

Know God (Part 1)

In this heartfelt and Spirit-led sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis emphasizes the privilege and power of knowing and glorifying God through His Word. Drawing from John 17, she reflects on Jesus’ prayer to the Father, highlighting themes of divine love, sanctification, and the eternal life that comes from believing in the truth of God's Word. She passionately reminds listeners that Jesus came to reveal the Father and that through faith, sanctification, and obedience, we are set apart from the world and brought into glorious fellowship with God—a truth that remains alive and active today.

Blameless (Part 2)

Evangelist Martha P. Davis delivers a powerful sermon emphasizing the call for believers to walk in alignment with God's will, grow in faith, and reflect the image of Christ. Drawing from Colossians 1, she urges Christians to move beyond spiritual infancy, embrace maturity in Christ, and live a life that is pleasing to God. Through faith, obedience, and reliance on the Holy Spirit, she reminds listeners that they are called to be the light of the world, living victoriously over sin and self, and striving toward holiness in preparation for Christ’s return.

Blameless (Part 1)

Evangelist Martha P. Davis preaches on the importance of being blameless before God, emphasizing that believers are accountable for the Word of God. Using Luke 1 as a foundation, she highlights the righteousness of Zacharias and Elizabeth, parents of John the Baptist, and how John was filled with the Holy Spirit from the womb to prepare the way for Jesus Christ.
She stresses the necessity of being filled with the Holy Spirit, referencing Acts 19, where Paul asks believers if they had received the Holy Ghost since believing. She urges Christians to seek the baptism of the Holy Spirit for empowerment, holiness, and spiritual readiness. Drawing from 1st Corinthians 1 and 2nd Peter 3, she warns of the coming judgment and the need to remain steadfast in faith, resisting the increasing works of evil in the world. She concludes by calling believers to seek daily renewal in the Holy Spirit, ensuring they are found without spot or blemish at Christ’s return, echoing the parable of the wise and foolish virgins in Matthew 24.

Good Ground

Evangelist Martha P. Davis emphasizes the power and authority of God's Word, highlighting the importance of truly hearing and receiving it. She preaches from Matthew 13, where Jesus teaches the Parable of the Sower, illustrating how different hearts receive God's Word in varying ways. Some reject it, others accept it temporarily, but only those with prepared, fertile hearts produce spiritual fruit. Evangelist Davis stresses that true understanding requires a desire for God and a willingness to let the Holy Spirit cultivate the heart. She urges listeners to seek deeper comprehension, resist worldly distractions, and allow God's Word to take root and transform their lives.