“Get with God” – A faith-building message by Pastor Paul Stead (transcribed). We’ll begin with Acts 10:38. It is the apostle Peter talking about Jesus.
I just bought a new mic and I think this puts my voice out a lot better. Key: G Words: Look to the birds of
This is the second chapter of our eBook
on Prayer Pastoring. The first chapter dealt with step one praying
for mercy. We often have judgements against us that halt our prayers
for ourselves therefore we need God’s mercy. Without mercy our
prayers are hindered. We often mistake opposition as coming from
spiritual warfare but many times it is coming from God himself and we
are reaping what we have sown. This opposition is the judgement of
God. Chapter one explains this process.
As I travel around the world preaching the gospel in numerous churches and cities, time and time again I see first-hand the searing pain felt by people with unfulfilled dreams. Some have heard of our exploits in the mission field to which we have devoted our lives and it convicts them in their hearts.
Tear-filled eyes gaze at me after services as these people bare their hearts to me, confessing that God called them to reach the nations years ago. “I wish I had gone,” they sigh.
Hi Mike: I just read your testimony-thanks.
I wanted to share just one of mine for encouragement to the body. (please don't include my email address in the publishing of the testimony)
I had always wanted to be debt-free before marriage, but it seemed my debt got so large that it no longer seemed possible, especially with the housing crisis because I owed so much more on my home than it was worth.
It was interesting to hear Mark Bilton speak about being “Called to Business” last night. Mark is the CEO of the Hagameyer multinational which controls several prominent brands, and turns over 300 million a year. He is also a dedicated Christian who sees his work as a big part of his ministry for God. Here are some of the key points from his message:
* Something about WORK itself honors God.
* God ordained work from before the Fall of Man – Adam had to keep the garden.
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Change – a personal journey
Psalm 37 repeats the promise that the righteous shall get land. This would have both a natural and a spiritual application.Naturally, land is a great investment. It is a scarce resource which the government cannot print, only release for use. As world population grows, it needs to be inhabited more densely and grows in value.
In the Old Covenant, the land of Israel was very important. It was a big deal for the people of Israel to inherit and conquer the Promised Land.
The failure of many to receive divine healing over the years have given rise to a whole slew of traditional explanations for why we should not really expect divine healing to happen today. These objections are answered in this article.
I return to the LORD and obey His voice and the LORD my God will make me abundantly prosperous in all the work of my hand, in EVERYTHING. For the LORD takes delight in prospering me. Deut 30.9
My God shall supply all my need according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus. Php 4.19
The Lord is my Shepherd. I shall not want. Ps 23.1
I am God’s servant – so, the Lord takes pleasure in my prosperity. Ps 35.27
God wants me to prosper and be in health, even as my soul prospers. 3John 1.2
The Lord my God teaches me to profit, and leads me by the way I should go. Is 48.17
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