God’s Holy Mountain Broadcast

I Am With You (Part 3)

In this powerful sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis delivers a passionate message centered on the everlasting presence and power of Jesus Christ. She reminds believers that God’s love is eternal and personal, shown through the sacrifice of His Son, who died while humanity was still in sin. Evangelist Davis emphasizes that Jesus’ declaration—“Lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world”—is a living promise meant to strengthen and sustain the faithful in times of trial.
Throughout the message, she urges listeners to build an intimate relationship with God, to rely on His Word, and to walk daily in the guidance of the Holy Spirit. She warns that the enemy seeks to weaken faith and spread fear, but encourages steadfastness, purity, and spiritual vigilance. Evangelist Davis calls Christians to focus not on material blessings, but on spiritual richness in Christ, trusting that true abundance comes from knowing and walking with Him.
As she draws from scripture, including John 17, Matthew 28, and 1 John 3, she affirms that believers are the sons and daughters of God, called to live in holiness, love, and unwavering faith—even in persecution. Her sermon closes with a powerful reminder: in all circumstances, Jesus is with His people—faithful, mighty, and near—and He calls them to draw closer, remain steadfast, and be purified by His Word and Spirit.

I Am With You (Part 2)

In this moving message, Evangelist Martha P. Davis reminds believers of Christ’s enduring promise: “Lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world.” She calls the Church to awaken from spiritual complacency and return to the Word of God as the true source of life, safety, and wisdom. Reflecting on the tragic Columbine school shooting, she warns that society’s rejection of prayer and God’s truth has opened the door for darkness to operate unchecked. Yet, even in chaos, she shows how God remains near to those who call upon Him—like the young survivor Craig Scott, who prayed amid tragedy and was led to safety by God’s voice. Evangelist Davis urges parents, ministers, and all believers to restore prayer in their homes and schools, to raise their children in the ways of the Lord, and to humble themselves before God in repentance. With passion and conviction, she declares that peace, protection, and restoration can only come when we draw near to God, for He still speaks, still saves, and still walks with His people today.

I Am With You (Part 1)

In this heartfelt sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis exalts the mighty name of Jesus and speaks of His continual desire to draw people—both sinners and believers—into intimate fellowship with Himself. She teaches that the Lord is not distant or hidden but is ever near, longing for communion with His creation. Using scriptures from Ephesians 2, Isaiah 41, and Matthew 28, she reminds listeners that through the precious blood of Jesus Christ, we who were once far off are now brought near to God. Salvation and closeness to Him are not earned by works, but given freely through grace and faith in Christ.
Evangelist Davis emphasizes that God’s greatest desire is fellowship—He knocks at the door of every heart, inviting us to open and let Him in so that He may “sup with us and we with Him.” This relationship, she explains, is not one-sided; it is a living exchange of love, trust, and communication between Creator and believer. Drawing on promises from both Old and New Testaments, she reassures that the Lord’s presence goes with His people wherever they are, offering peace, strength, and rest.
Throughout the message, she urges Christians to believe God’s Word personally, to stand on His promises, and to live by faith rather than fear. She illustrates that when believers walk in close fellowship—like Enoch, who walked with God—they experience the joy and power of divine companionship. The sermon concludes with a tender call: God is not only for you, but with you, longing for a daily, two-way fellowship that transforms the heart and glorifies His name.

Power of Jesus

In this powerful Easter message, Evangelist Martha P. Davis celebrates the triumph of Jesus Christ’s resurrection, showing how it was foretold in Psalm 22 and fulfilled at Calvary. She explains how David, by the Holy Spirit, prophesied the suffering of Christ—His pierced hands and feet, His garments divided, His cry to the Father—and how these details affirm God’s perfect plan of salvation. Davis declares that the resurrection is not just an event of the past, but the living reality of Jesus, who conquered death, hell, and the grave. She urges believers to rejoice in the empty tomb, to praise God for the sacrifice that brought us redemption, and to recognize that Jesus still calls us by name, as He did Mary at the garden. Her message is a passionate reminder that Christ is alive, victorious, and returning again as King and Lord forever.

My Peace

In this sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis proclaims Jesus as the Prince of Peace and reminds believers of God’s unchanging goodness, shown most fully in sending His Son to reconcile humanity back to Himself. She draws from Isaiah 9 and the Gospel accounts of Jesus calming the storm to show that Christ not only gives peace but is peace Himself—a peace that the world cannot offer. Evangelist Davis emphasizes that though trials and tribulations are inevitable, Christians can be of good cheer because Christ has already overcome the world. She urges listeners to cling to God’s Word, trust in His promises, and praise Him continually, for praise invites God’s presence and power into life’s storms. With heartfelt encouragement, she assures believers that the Lord is a refuge for the brokenhearted, a strong tower in times of distress, and the source of perfect peace for all who keep their hearts and minds fixed on Him.

God of The Living

In this sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis reflects on Luke 20, where Jesus is questioned about His authority by the religious leaders. She highlights that Christ’s authority came directly from God, not from men, and that His words and works were Spirit-led. Using the parable of the vineyard, she shows how the leaders of Israel rejected God’s messengers and ultimately His Son, fulfilling the prophecy of the stone the builders rejected, becoming the chief cornerstone. Evangelist Davis warns against hardened hearts that resist truth, reminding listeners that to fall humbly on Christ brings life and freedom, but to resist Him brings judgment. She encourages believers to honor Jesus’ authority, live by the Word of God, and walk in the hope of resurrection life, for He is not the God of the dead but of the living.

After

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.

The Bride is Ready (Part 2)

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.