Exploring 'Intercessory Prayer' reveals messages on seeking God on behalf of others and specific situations. You'll find encouragement to pray with unwavering faith, trusting God's power even over kings and earthly authorities. Recurrent themes include the importance of a simple, sincere heart and preparing ourselves to approach the Lord. Delve into these messages to deepen your understanding of prayer's impact.
The passage in Luke 7 emphasizes the simplicity of prayer. The centurion, a foreigner, had a noble and simple heart.
Luke, chapter 7. In this time of intensive focus seeking the Lord this is a good time to renew our faith, that we trust in a great God who is trustworthy in any situation we face. speakers, they’re people of the Bible, you’ve got your Bibles with you, right? Amen.
In Romans 2:13, the concept of sharing with the needs of the saints is discussed. The Greek word for sharing has the insinuation of fellowship, intimacy, and identification with those we are sharing with.
Let’s go to Romans Chapter 2. I think by now most of the congregation can open with their eyes closed the 12th chapter, Romans because we’ve been there for many, many weeks now. service and how Christian service should be conducted in the context of the congregation, what kind of attitudes should permeate the Christian service. In verse 12 last Sunday we discussed the last part of verse 12, we a
The Book of Esther shows how the spiritual movement of God prevails over political and governmental power. Proverbs 21:1 reminds us that the king's heart is in the hands of the Lord, and He directs it wherever He pleases.
When I was asked about sharing tonight, the Book of Esther came to my mind and the story that she lived. The connection that I make is that if you read the Book of Esther it’s about a time when the power takes of the nat power, that there’s another power available to the people of God. Proverbs 21, verse 1 is kind of like a motto or a theme of this very brief meditation.
The sermon focuses on Psalm 43:3-4 and encourages Christians to prepare for Christmas by humbly crying out to God and realizing their dependence upon Him. The desperate state of our nation and the world is acknowledged, but the message offers hope through prayer and action by the Church.
And in our sermon this morning we are going to briefly meditate on one of the scriptures that compose that advent time to help us prepare for christmas. That scripture is in Salm 43 verse 3 and 4: "Send forth Your light my joy and my delight." Brothers and sisters these verses are a gold mine. Let's go digging for gold.
The passage Jeremiah 29:7 calls us to seek and procure the peace of the city we are in and pray for it. This means making every effort to enable peace in every aspect of life, not just spiritually.
In the New Testament there are two words that refer to the concept of time, one is chronos and the other is cairos. Chronos is just regular generic time and cairos is specific time, the time of God and sincerely I do bel next week as a matter of fact in the city of Buffalo I'm going to preach precisely on this passage. And you know this is the Word that I carry wherever I go.
Lou Engle, a national leader in fasting, prayer, and spiritual warfare, spoke at a church in Boston. He shared stories about his experiences with prayer and fasting and how they have led to positive change in the United States.
We’re just thrilled again to have Lou Engle, a man of God, of national stature and greatly used by the Lord to bring a vision of fasting and prayer and spiritual warfare and to raise a generation of young people that wil I just whispered to my friend Brian, I said to him ‘I would come here even if I don’t know anything they’re saying, just to be in the presence of the Lord.’ Thank you for receiving us. These are my friends, they’ve been
The passage in Mark 6:30-44 provides insight into a fulfilling life of ministry and impact. The disciples gathered around Jesus after their ministry trip to report to him and recharge their energy.
I want to ask you to go to the Book of Mark, the Gospel according to Mark and I want to start by encouraging us all to come to church with our Bibles and you know to embarrass ourselves on the train and show our Bibles a I’ll start reading it and I can just hear it and maybe sometime we’ll also be able to project in the background so that you can have it there as well.
Dr Bob Bakke speaks about his journey in prayer, from being a pastor to leading millions of people in prayer across the world. He shares about the Global Day of Prayer, which began in Africa and has spread across the world, with millions of people coming together in prayer.
Today we have a very special guest. Let’s just give a warm welcome to Dr Bob Bakke, and our English speaking brothers and sisters are going to have a good time today, because they can take their earphones off and we’re g know English, but I did discern that the language of the Holy Ghost this morning and I know that you are my brothers and sisters and I delight in that. Amen.