Pastor Jim Cymbala was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, where he enjoyed a successful career playing basketball in both high school and college. After graduation from the University of Rhode Island, he ventured into the business world, and it was then that married his childhood sweetheart, Carol. Shortly after they wedded, God called them into ministry.
Jim Cymbala is Preacher and Author, here are the top 15 Jim Cymbala Sermons. Watch, Download and be blessed by this powerful messages.
Top 40 Jim Cymbala Sermons
| S/N | Sermon Title | |
| 1 | 23 Times A Day | |
| 2 | A Bad Family Tree | |
| 3 | God’s Favor upon Us | |
| 4 | A Beautiful Thing | |
| 5 | A Better New Year | |
| 6 | “Do You Love Me?” | |
| 7 | A Big Neighbourhood | |
| 8 | A Big Two Letter Word | |
| 9 | A Bitter Root | |
| 10 | A Broken Heart | |
| 11 | Worry: A Spiritual Pandemic | |
| 12 | A Date To Remember | |
| 13 | The Christian’s Boast | |
| 14 | Be Strong In The Lord! | |
| 15 | A Descendant of David and Abraham | |
| 16 | A Double Blessing (Part 6) | |
| 17 | A Great Father | |
| 18 | Spiritual Endurance | |
| 19 | A Journey Too Far | |
| 20 | Man Called Stephen | |
| 21 | A Monument Before God | |
| 22 | A Prayer & A Promise | |
| 23 | A Word of Counsel in Our Present Crisis | |
| 24 | A Place To Hide | |
| 25 | A Personal Promise | |
| 26 | Make Your Battle the Lord’s | |
| 27 | A Prayer for Just Two Things | |
| 28 | Accepting His Love | |
| 29 | A Passion For Prayer | |
| 30 | All Hail King Jesus |
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31. The Grace of Self-Control by Pastor Jim Cymbala
32. What to Do When You Break Down By Pastor Jim Cymbala
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33. Remember What God Said By Pastor Jim Cymbala
34. Fight the Good Fight By Pastor Jim Cymbala
35. God’s Favor upon Us By Jim Cymbala
36. God’s Law of Supply and Demand By Pastor Jim Cymbala
37. A Living Jesus By Pastor Jim Cymbala
38. The Greatest Day That Ever Dawned By Pastor Jim Cymbala
39. Who Are You? By Pastor Jim Cymbala
40. How It Really Works By Pastor Jim Cymbala
When unfair things happen, thoughts will whisper, “Just your luck, another bad break. You’re scarred now; life will always be difficult.” That’s when you have to dig down deep and say, “No, thanks. I refuse to be a victim. I refuse to live bitter, angry, thinking I’ve been shortchanged. I know God is still on the throne; He didn’t bring me this far to leave me. What was meant for my harm, He’s turning to my advantage.”
