Sermons on Deuteronomy 28:3

You will be blessed in the city and blessed in the country.You shall be blessed in the city, and you shall be blessed in the field.Blessed shalt thou be in the city, and blessed shalt thou be in the field.Blessed shalt thou be in the city, and blessed shalt thou be in the field.
Deuteronomy 28:3 · Berean Standard Bible.World English Bible.King James Version.American Standard Version, 1901. · Read Deuteronomy 28

3 sermons cite this verse

I Declare
Joel Osteen, 2026-09-22

… with promotion, with good success, with ideas, with creativity. I declare that whatever you put your hands to will prosper. You will be blessed in the city and blessed in the country. You will be blessed when you come in and blessed when you go out. I declare you will lend and not borrow, that you will be above and never beneath. I declare that every negative word, every curse that has been spoken over you right now, that curse is broken. I declare negative things that have been in your family line for generations will no longer have any effect on you. The generational curse is broken and the generational blessing is beginning. I declare this will be a year of God's favor, freedom for every bad habit, recovery from everything that was lost, that from this day forward, you will experience a new sense of freedom, a new happiness, a new fulfillment. Friends, I declare that you are blessed. And if you receive the blessing, can you say amen? …

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Back Up Off Me
Jamal Bryant, 2025-11-30

… just trying to get out of the car, just trying to get out of your chair. But I read in Deuteronomy 28, verse 3 and 6, you're blessed in the city. You're blessed in the field. But here's your shout. You're blessed where you sit down. And you're blessed where you get back up again. You're blessed where you lay down. And you're blessed where you're getting ready to stand back up again. those of you who have been contending with pain and issues in your back and in your spine, I want you to lift up that hand right where it is that you are. I declare Deuteronomy over you that after this day, there will not be pain for you laying down. There will not be discomfort for you sitting down. There will not be irritation for you standing back up. But I declare over every lifted hand that angels have just been assigned to your spine that the surgery will not be necessary i do not just speak it over you i speak it over your mama i speak it over your aunt i speak it over your sister i speak it over your best friend i speak it over your co-worker that god has authority over your back. If you believe it to be so, clap right there like you know God is able to do it. …

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1. The longer it continues, the worse it grows. This is an awful circumstance in the condition of a natural man. Any disease is looked upon as the more dreadful, for its growing and increasing nature. Thus a cancer and gangrene are regarded as dreadful calamities, because they continually grow and spread; and the faster they grow, the more dreadful are they accounted. It would be dreadful to be in a natural condition, if a person could continue as he is, and his condition grow no worse; if he could live in a natural condition, and never have it any more dreadful, than when he first begins to sin. But it is yet much more dreadful, when we consider that it every day becomes worse and none. The condition of natural men it worse to-day, than it was yesterday, and that on several accounts. The heart grows more and more polluted and hardened. The longer sin continues unmortified, the more is it strengthened and rooted. Their guilt also grows greater, and hell every day grows hotter; for they are every day adding sin to sin, and so their iniquity is increasing over their heads more and more. Every new sin adds to the guilt. Every sin deserves eternal death for its punishment. And therefore in every sin that a man commits, there is so much added to the punishment, to which he lies exposed. There is, as it were, another eternal death added to augment his damnation. And how much is added to the account in God’s book everyday; how many new sins are set down, that all may be answered for; each one of which sins must be punished, that by itself would be an eternal death! How fast do wicked men heap up guilt, and treasure up wrath, so long as they continue in a natural condition! How is God more and more provoked, his wrath more and more incensed; and how does hell-fire continually grow hotter and hotter! If a man has lived twenty years in a natural condition, the fire has been increased everyday since he has lived. It has been, as it were, blown up to a greater and greater degree of fierceness. Yea, how dreadfully does one day’s continuance in sin add to the heat of hell-fire! …

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