God’s Holy Mountain Broadcast

What God Says

In this sermon by Evangelist Martha P. Davis, she draws parallels between the boldness of the prophet Jeremiah in the Old Testament and the challenges faced by modern-day ministers of God's word. Preaching from Jeremiah 26, she emphasizes God's command to Jeremiah to speak truth to the people of Judah without diminishing a word, even though they resisted and threatened his life. Davis highlights that just as Jeremiah stood firm in the face of opposition, so too must today’s believers and preachers remain steadfast in delivering God's message. She warns against disobedience to God's word, calling for repentance and a return to righteousness. Davis also connects this with the life and sacrifice of Jesus Christ, who faced similar rejection. She encourages listeners to heed God's call for repentance to escape impending judgment and to live holy lives, remaining faithful despite adversity.

Truth and Love

In this sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis emphasizes the urgency of living in righteousness and faithfulness to God as the world faces increasing turmoil. She warns that we are witnessing the fulfillment of biblical prophecies, especially from the book of Revelation, and stresses that the return of Jesus Christ is near. Believers must remain steadfast, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and committed to the truth of God's Word, acting as lights in a darkened world. Evangelist Davis encourages her audience to trust in God's strength and protection, even amidst pre-tribulation events such as wars and natural disasters, affirming that these challenges offer believers the opportunity to demonstrate God's love and righteousness. Ultimately, the sermon calls for fervent prayer, righteous leadership, and unwavering faith in God's promises as we await Jesus’ return.

Walk in Love (Part 3)

Evangelist Martha P. Davis emphasizes the importance of walking daily in God's love in this sermon, as taught in 1st John, Chapter 3. She explains that love is a gift from God that grows in us through His Spirit, and we are called to not only love in word but also in action and truth. Davis warns against harboring hate, as it contradicts the love of God, and encourages believers to keep their hearts open to the Holy Spirit's conviction. She emphasizes the importance of guarding our hearts and minds from sin, relying on the power of the Holy Ghost to resist temptation and live according to God's will. Walking in love requires obedience to God's commandments, staying strong in faith, and rejecting the desires of the world. Evangelist Davis concludes by reminding the congregation of the promise of eternal life for those who abide in Christ, urging them to keep the faith and live victoriously through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Walk in Love (Part 2)

In this sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis delivers a powerful message on the transformative love and righteousness found in Jesus Christ. She emphasizes the privilege of sharing God's Word and the importance of abiding in His teachings. Focusing on 1st John 3, she highlights that through Christ's love and the work of the Holy Spirit, believers are called to live above sin, empowered to walk in righteousness. Evangelist Davis stresses that sin is defeated through Christ's sacrifice, and that true believers will reflect God's love in their lives. She calls for believers to love one another, walk in purity, and resist sin through the Holy Spirit's guidance, reminding listeners of the urgency of staying faithful to God's word.

Walk in Love (Part 1)

In this sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis emphasizes the centrality of Jesus Christ as the "Word of life" and highlights the importance of walking in God's light. She reflects on the Apostle John's testimony in 1 John, stressing that true fellowship with God requires living in His truth and rejecting sin. Evangelist Davis reminds believers that all have sinned and need salvation through Jesus' sacrifice, urging confession and reliance on His cleansing power. The sermon encourages a deep commitment to obeying God's commandments, walking in love, and maintaining fellowship with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Through faith and obedience, believers can experience joy and a closer relationship with God.
 

Righteousness

In her sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis explores the theme of God's righteousness, emphasizing its distinct nature compared to human self-righteousness. Drawing from scriptures like Hebrews 1, Isaiah 64, and Matthew 5, she highlights that God’s righteousness is perfect, pure, and unchanging, while human righteousness is as "filthy rags" without God's intervention. She stresses that righteousness must come through faith in God, as exemplified by figures like Abel, who was deemed righteous for his faith and humility. Evangelist Davis encourages believers to seek God's righteousness through prayer, submission, and the cleansing power of Christ’s blood, which alone can make one holy. Lastly, she calls on women, in particular, to rise up in prayer, undergirding the work of the kingdom through intercession, so that God's righteousness may bring peace and spiritual renewal.

Heavenly Places (Part 2)

In this sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis emphasizes the spiritual blessings believers receive in Christ, as described in Ephesians 1 and 2. She explains that, while we live in the physical world, God interacts with our souls and spirits, granting wisdom, revelation, and spiritual understanding. Through Jesus’ death and resurrection, believers are made alive and seated in heavenly places with Him, above all earthly powers. Evangelist Davis calls for a deeper communion with God, urging believers to embrace their spiritual identity, live victoriously, and recognize their place as part of Christ’s body—the Church. She concludes by inviting all to accept Jesus and walk in His fullness.
 

Heavenly Places (Part 1)

In this sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis delves into Ephesians chapter 1, emphasizing the spiritual blessings believers have in Christ. She explains that God has chosen His people before the foundation of the world, calling them to be holy and blameless. Through Christ’s sacrifice, we are not only saved but also seated with Him in heavenly places, empowered to live in victory over sin and darkness. Evangelist Davis highlights the importance of daily growth in God's love and grace, encouraging believers to seek deeper fellowship with Him, understanding their divine inheritance and the power that comes with it. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the authority and spiritual elevation believers possess in Christ, urging them to walk in that understanding.