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The War of Spiritual Words

Cathedral Sunday Sermons

Release Date: 07/20/2026

How to Live at the Feet of Jesus show art How to Live at the Feet of Jesus

Cathedral Sunday Sermons

Pastor Bobby Schuller teaches that when our thoughts are scattered across a million good things, we become broken people; but when we set our minds on the Spirit, we find life and peace. Be encouraged to “choose the better thing” that will not be taken from you, with today’s message: “How to Live at the Feet of Jesus."

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The War of Spiritual Words show art The War of Spiritual Words

Cathedral Sunday Sermons

Pastor Bobby Schuller challenges believers to slow down, listen to the Holy Spirit, and become more intentional about what they say. Learn to recognize the spiritual battle over your speech and declare God’s truth with confidence and conviction, with today’s message: “The War of Spiritual Words.”

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Pastor Michael Mauldin teaches on Jesus as our great intercessor who stands in the gap for us. Learn what it means to be a bridge between heaven and earth and be inspired to stand in the gap for others, with today’s message: “Jesus the Intercessor.”

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Spirit-Led Power show art Spirit-Led Power

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Pastor Bobby Schuller teaches on the importance of remaining open and receptive to the guiding hand of the Holy Spirit in all our ways. Discover the joy of being an on-fire, Spirit-led Christian, with today's message: “Spirit-Led Power.”

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How to Win Every Spiritual Battle show art How to Win Every Spiritual Battle

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Pastor Bobby teaches that enduring faith is built on hearing God’s voice consistently, not just in crisis moments. Embrace the call to believe God’s promises and give Him time to work miracles in our lives, with today’s message: “How to Win Every Spiritual Battle.”

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Tuning into the Holy Spirit's Guidance show art Tuning into the Holy Spirit's Guidance

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Guest Pastor Keith Moore teaches on the profound truth that, as believers, we are God’s sheep and thus have the ability to hear His voice. Through being Spirit-led, discover how following HIs guidance can lead us to deeper faith and greater blessing, with today's message: “Tuning into the Holy Spirit’s Guidance”

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This Daughter of Abraham show art This Daughter of Abraham

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Pastor Bobby Schuller teaches on the importance of having bold, Spirit-led faith. Be encouraged to take God at His word and believe He is good, with today's message: “This Daughter of Abraham.”

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Pastor Bobby Schuller & Hannah Schuller join Pastors Michael and Meredith Mauldin to teach on building a church where God’s presence truly dwells.

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The Church vs. The Gates of Hell show art The Church vs. The Gates of Hell

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Pastor Michael Mauldin teaches on the importance of believers fully embracing their identity as the Church. Be encouraged to stand firm against the challenges of our time, knowing that the gates of Hell will not prevail, with today’s message: “The Church vs. The Gates of Hell.”

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Two Kinds of Faith show art Two Kinds of Faith

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Pastor Bobby Schuller teaches on the unwavering truth of God's word: that which was available for the church over two thousand years ago is still available for us! Be encouraged to break free from misconceptions and boldly step into what God has promised, with today’s message: “Two Kinds of Faith.”

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Pastor Bobby Schuller challenges believers to slow down, listen to the Holy Spirit, and become more intentional about what they say. Learn to recognize the spiritual battle over your speech and declare God’s truth with confidence and conviction, with today’s message: “The War of Spiritual Words.”