Brooklyn Tabernacle Sermon Podcast

Pastor Charles Hammond presented an encouraging message about faith and obedience using the announcement to Mary that she would give birth to Jesus.

Pastor Craig Holiday's message focused on God's love at Christmas time. He challenged the congregation to share the gift of God's love by loving others.

Pastor Floyd Johnson spoke at a Tuesday prayer meeting about avoiding the schemes of the enemy in our daily living.

Pastor Cymbala teaches about what we can learn from the genealogy of Jesus and how God honored the faith of Rahab and totally changed her life.

At a Brooklyn Tabernacle prayer meeting, Pastor Cymbala teaches about the fruits of effective praying.

Pastor Cymbala teaches from Psalm 73 regarding losing perspective and our bearings in the daily challenges of life.

At the Brooklyn Tabernacle prayer meeting, Pastor Pettrey taught that thanksgiving is not limited to just one day, its a lifestyle.

Pastor Al Toledo of the Chicago Tabernacle, brings a faith building message to the congregation of the Brooklyn Tabernacle.

In this message, Pastor Cymbala teaches about seven words that, if meaningfully spoken, can totally change your life.

Pastor Cymbala teaches from a text in John about how Jesus's death brought eternal life. It's necessary to die to self daily to have fruit in our lives.

Pastor Cymbala uses one of the letters to the 7 Christian churches recorded in Revelations as his starting point for this challenging message. It's our prayer that you will apply this teaching to you life today.

Pastor Ron Brown, Executive Director of Teen Challenge of Southern California, speaks on a passage from the book of John about allowing truth to work in our daily living.

In this message, Pastor Cymbala teaches about effective praying.

At a Tuesday prayer meeting at the Brooklyn Tabernacle, Pastor Cymbala used a verse from the book of Hebrews to encourage the congregation.

Victor Olds, director of the young adult ministry at the Brooklyn Tabernacle spoke at the 1 PM service. He used Luke's account of the parable of the lost son as his starting point for this teaching.