This section reveals messages on the vital practice of praying for the church, its well-being, and its impact on the world. You'll find calls to intercede for the church's spiritual closeness to God and faithfulness to Kingdom values. Speakers also explore prayer's power in national transformation, spiritual warfare, and raising up future generations. Continue your exploration to uncover diverse perspectives on this essential spiritual discipline.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of three things to pray for the church. Firstly, that the church remains close to the values of the Kingdom of God and the teachings of the Bible.
One of the most important things for our church in terms of, if we are asked what should we pray for our church, is our level of spiritual closeness to the Lord and to the word of God. My deep desire before the Lord is t that is biblical, that is wholesome as the word defines wholesome teaching and wholesome doctrine, that our church be kept with its priorities correct. The Bible says that if we seek first the Kingdom of God all the othe
Lou Engle, a prophetic speaker, talks about prayer, fasting, and dreams in his message. He emphasizes the power of prayer in changing the destiny of America, especially in politics and the Supreme Court.
We welcome you Lou and we are very mindful of the fact that God has called you in a very special way for prophetic mission and we’re thrilled and honored to have you here this morning. So welcome, we’re glad to have you whispers to me in my ear ‘you haven’t come here just to refresh but to be refreshed’. Alleluia!
The speaker, Paul Jehle, discusses the need for the church to take responsibility for the state of the nation. He points out that when the majority of Americans attended church and the true gospel was preached, the nation was able to acknowledge and repent of its sins.
Is it good to gather together? The Bible does tell us in Psalm 33:12 that blessed is the nation whose God has the Lord. is cursed, the responsibility lays at the door the God’s people, not at the door of the sinner, but at the ones who know they’re sinners saved by grace. When our nation was found a 95% of everyone living in America at th
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 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.
Reverend Paul Taylor is invited to bless the church and deliver a message from God. He speaks about expanding the church's vision and reaching out to the world through both church and marketplace ministries.
I want to invite Reverend Paul Taylor to come forward, to bless us again this afternoon. I hope… anybody who needs the translation, by the way, do you have headphones, does anybody need. his friendship and his vision and his anointing as well which I know are going to be a part of today. Let’s just welcome Paul Taylor to our church today.
In Mark 6:30-44, Jesus and his disciples are seen as a model for what a powerful congregation should look like. The disciples report back to Jesus both what they have done and what they have taught, seeking his interpretation and perspective.
All right, let’s go to the word immediately, and I’d like to invite you to come with me to the Book of Mark, the gospel according to Mark. Actually these were some thoughts that I has going to share with… let’s go to cha What kind of church God needs in this time of history and in this place, in this city? What kind of people do we want to be?
The speaker talks about the four voices of building God's kingdom, as mentioned in Isaiah 45:1-12. The first voice is the voice of comfort and restoration.
I’d like you to turn to your Bibles today to Isaiah chapter 45, verse 1 to 12. Father we thank you. that hears will be changed and transformed and blessed by your spirit. We thank you Lord.