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.

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.

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.

In Evangelist Martha P. Davis’ sermon titled “Praises (Part 4)”, she emphasizes the importance of praising God in all circumstances, drawing from Psalms 148-150. She highlights how all of creation, from the angels in heaven to the sun, moon, and stars, praises God by fulfilling their divine purpose. Evangelist Davis encourages believers to join in this praise, reflecting on God’s greatness, His acts of mercy, and His power. Through heartfelt worship and adoration, she explains, God’s people experience His presence and see His mighty works in their lives. With personal anecdotes and a call for authentic praise, she inspires listeners to honor God continually, trusting in His goodness and omnipotence.

In "Praises (Part 3)," Evangelist Martha P. Davis explores the significance of praising God, rooted in a deep reflection on Psalm 71. She emphasizes that praise is not only an expression of faith but a vital part of our relationship with God, especially during trials. The psalmist’s plea to God for deliverance and his trust in God’s righteousness are highlighted as examples of how believers can seek refuge in God’s strength amidst adversity. Evangelist Davis encourages continual praise, regardless of age or circumstance, reminding listeners that God is always near, ready to deliver and guide His people. She underscores that praising God brings strength, deliverance, and deeper communion, urging believers to make their lives a testimony of His power and righteousness.

In "Praises (Part 2)" by Evangelist Martha P. Davis, the sermon emphasizes the vital role of praise in the believer's life. Evangelist Davis encourages listeners to offer praise to God not only in times of joy but also during hardship, stressing that praise brings the full attention and favor of God. She references Psalms 107, explaining how praise acknowledges God’s goodness and His works, even toward those who may not recognize Him. Evangelist Davis highlights that praise opens the door to God's guidance, blessings, and deliverance, urging believers to continually give thanks as a form of reverence and recognition of God’s constant care and mercy.

In this sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis emphasizes the exaltation of Jesus Christ, who sits at the right hand of God, and the blessings believers have through Him. She reflects on Ephesians chapters 1 and 2, teaching that Christians are not only saved by grace but are also seated with Christ in heavenly places. Evangelist Davis stresses the importance of holiness, love, and spiritual growth, urging believers to seek deeper fellowship with God. She reminds listeners that through Christ's victory, they are empowered to overcome the works of the enemy and fulfill God's divine purpose for their lives.

Evangelist Martha P. Davis’s sermon emphasizes God's constant presence, love, and the importance of faith and boldness in the lives of believers. She reminds the audience that God is ever-present, closer than the breath they breathe, and that His love for humanity is immeasurable, demonstrated through Jesus Christ's sacrifice. She stresses the need for believers to boldly approach God's throne, seek His strength in prayer, and continually be aware of His guiding presence. The sermon also discusses the inevitability of trials and persecution, comparing Peter's denial of Jesus to the challenges all Christians face. However, through prayer, faith, and reliance on God, believers can be renewed in strength and stand firm against adversity. Ultimately, she calls on listeners to seek God daily, grow in obedience, and prepare for the spiritual challenges ahead with confidence and courage, knowing that God is with them.