Are you part of God's army?
Paul Taylor
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SUMMARY: Pastor Paul Taylor speaks about the need for Christians to change their way of thinking and understand their purpose in life. He emphasizes the importance of aligning oneself with God and understanding that doing what one was created to do is also doing God's work. He shares a testimony of how God healed a baby in the womb through prayer and speaking to the baby. He challenges the audience to view Monday mornings as an opportunity to do God's work in their workplaces and occupations. He wants to release an army of God who will go out under the anointing of the Holy Spirit to do what they've always been doing, but with a different perspective.
The speaker encourages his audience to change their thinking about the work of God. He believes that everyone was created with a purpose, and doing what you were created to do is worship. He wants to release an army of God to impact the seven mountains of influence in society, which include areas like business, education, and media. He believes that the problems of the world are opportunities for believers to make a difference and bring heaven to earth. The speaker shares examples of his ministry, which includes teaching ethics in the business world and teaching life skills in public schools. He encourages his audience to talk to people about their problems and meet their needs. He challenges the idea that work is a curse and emphasizes that we are created for a purpose.
This passage talks about how we were created in God's image and were created to rule and work, not just to go to heaven. God is waiting for us to fulfill our purpose and desires, and when we listen to Him, we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us. We have the power to think as God thinks and be a living being, not just a human being. Our work is our worship and we were created to change the climate and culture of the world. The earth was cursed but Jesus broke the curse and our supply is connected to the land. Creation is waiting for us to fulfill our purpose as children of God.
The speaker believes that creation is waiting for the revealing of the sons of God, which includes the congregation. They believe that the congregation is anointed by God to do His work and to not just be mere workers. The speaker prays for the congregation to receive a fresh vision, revelation, and anointing to fulfill God's calling on their lives. The congregation is encouraged to go in the power and anointing of the Holy Spirit and to expect great things from themselves.
The speaker encourages his audience to change their thinking about the work of God. He believes that everyone was created with a purpose, and doing what you were created to do is worship. He wants to release an army of God to impact the seven mountains of influence in society, which include areas like business, education, and media. He believes that the problems of the world are opportunities for believers to make a difference and bring heaven to earth. The speaker shares examples of his ministry, which includes teaching ethics in the business world and teaching life skills in public schools. He encourages his audience to talk to people about their problems and meet their needs. He challenges the idea that work is a curse and emphasizes that we are created for a purpose.
This passage talks about how we were created in God's image and were created to rule and work, not just to go to heaven. God is waiting for us to fulfill our purpose and desires, and when we listen to Him, we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us. We have the power to think as God thinks and be a living being, not just a human being. Our work is our worship and we were created to change the climate and culture of the world. The earth was cursed but Jesus broke the curse and our supply is connected to the land. Creation is waiting for us to fulfill our purpose as children of God.
The speaker believes that creation is waiting for the revealing of the sons of God, which includes the congregation. They believe that the congregation is anointed by God to do His work and to not just be mere workers. The speaker prays for the congregation to receive a fresh vision, revelation, and anointing to fulfill God's calling on their lives. The congregation is encouraged to go in the power and anointing of the Holy Spirit and to expect great things from themselves.
I now have the privilege of introducing Pastor Paul Taylor, Reverend Paul Taylor, he is a friend of many years and a passionate man of God. Passionate about the Gospel, radically committed. He is a man radically committed to the Kingdom of God.
You know that one of our values as a church is to produce people who are radically committed to the Kingdom of God, and he represents that as a pastor, passionate about seeing the Kingdom of Jesus Christ established in the city and in the structures of this nation, of this society. He has paid a price for that through the years, but he is a man of integrity who lives what he preaches and represents that supernatural mentality that we have been talking about these days, that mentality that moves in the zone of the spirit and who knows those dimensions of the spirit. I respect him a lot, he is a personal friend, as I said.
You know that one of our values as a church is to produce people who are radically committed to the Kingdom of God, and he represents that as a pastor, passionate about seeing the Kingdom of Jesus Christ established in the city and in the structures of this nation, of this society. He has paid a price for that through the years, but he is a man of integrity who lives what he preaches and represents that supernatural mentality that we have been talking about these days, that mentality that moves in the zone of the spirit and who knows those dimensions of the spirit. I respect him a lot, he is a personal friend, as I said.
