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This is a 3 part series called: the precious anointing. In this series,we'll look at how the anointing impacts dead things and/or how dead things respond to the anointing. Let’s begin by considering: Isa 10:27 And it shall come to pass in that day, that his burden shall be taken away from off thy shoulder, and his yoke from off thy neck, and the yoke shall be destroyed because of the anointing. As you listen to this message, I want you to consider the dead things, the barren things in your lives. Those places, where in spite of the above scripture, the enemy of your soul insists on stealing, by assailing you with barrenness, aridity, losses and varying instances of death. Anything in our lives that is not functioning as God intends, has some degree of death at work. The enemy generally uses a bit by bit mode, so as we give the enemy a toehold in our lives, bit by bit the enemy works death, taking a little more territory and gaining strength in the targeted areas of our lives. Areas or things targeted for atta

This is a 3 part series called: the precious anointing. In this series,we'll look at how the anointing impacts dead things and/or how dead things respond to the anointing. Let’s begin by considering: Isa 10:27 And it shall come to pass in that day, that his burden shall be taken away from off thy shoulder, and his yoke from off thy neck, and the yoke shall be destroyed because of the anointing. As you listen to this message, I want you to consider the dead things, the barren things in your lives. Those places, where in spite of the above scripture, the enemy of your soul insists on stealing, by assailing you with barrenness, aridity, losses and varying instances of death. Anything in our lives that is not functioning as God intends, has some degree of death at work. The enemy generally uses a bit by bit mode, so as we give the enemy a toehold in our lives, bit by bit the enemy works death, taking a little more territory and gaining strength in the targeted areas of our lives. Areas or things targeted for atta

This is a 3 part series called: the precious anointing. In this series,we'll look at how the anointing impacts dead things and/or how dead things respond to the anointing. Let’s begin by considering: Isa 10:27 And it shall come to pass in that day, that his burden shall be taken away from off thy shoulder, and his yoke from off thy neck, and the yoke shall be destroyed because of the anointing. As you listen to this message, I want you to consider the dead things, the barren things in your lives. Those places, where in spite of the above scripture, the enemy of your soul insists on stealing, by assailing you with barrenness, aridity, losses and varying instances of death. Anything in our lives that is not functioning as God intends, has some degree of death at work. The enemy generally uses a bit by bit mode, so as we give the enemy a toehold in our lives, bit by bit the enemy works death, taking a little more territory and gaining strength in the targeted areas of our lives. Areas or things targeted for atta

This five part series: Praise and Your Victory, will help us see the correlation between praising God and walking in victory, continually. Praising God is spiritual health made audible. In other words, spiritually healthy people are not afraid to be loud, vocal, undignified praisers of God. Too often, we overlook praise and we fail to give it its rightful place in our lives. We, at least, attempt to pray every day but do we, also, see the need to praise God, every day. Praise helps to draw us closer to God, but when we are outside of God's perfect plan for our lives, when our lives are not in alignment with God's will, we do not have the desire to praise Him. We actually avoid doing so. We need to truly hear Psalm 22:3, “God, You are the holy One. You sit as King upon the praises of israel.” God loves our praise. He inhabits the praises of His people. When we bring and keep God, our Jehovah Nissi, enthroned in our hearts; when praising God becomes our lifestyle, victory is assured.  

This five part series: Praise and Your Victory, will help us see the correlation between praising God and walking in victory, continually. Praising God is spiritual health made audible. In other words, spiritually healthy people are not afraid to be loud, vocal, undignified praisers of God. Too often, we overlook praise and we fail to give it its rightful place in our lives. We, at least, attempt to pray every day but do we, also, see the need to praise God, every day. Praise helps to draw us closer to God, but when we are outside of God's perfect plan for our lives, when our lives are not in alignment with God's will, we do not have the desire to praise Him. We actually avoid doing so. We need to truly hear Psalm 22:3, “God, You are the holy One. You sit as King upon the praises of israel.” God loves our praise. He inhabits the praises of His people. When we bring and keep God, our Jehovah Nissi, enthroned in our hearts; when praising God becomes our lifestyle, victory is assured.  

This five part series: Praise and Your Victory, will help us see the correlation between praising God and walking in victory, continually. Praising God is spiritual health made audible. In other words, spiritually healthy people are not afraid to be loud, vocal, undignified praisers of God. Too often, we overlook praise and we fail to give it its rightful place in our lives. We, at least, attempt to pray every day but do we, also, see the need to praise God, every day. Praise helps to draw us closer to God, but when we are outside of God's perfect plan for our lives, when our lives are not in alignment with God's will, we do not have the desire to praise Him. We actually avoid doing so. We need to truly hear Psalm 22:3, “God, You are the holy One. You sit as King upon the praises of israel.” God loves our praise. He inhabits the praises of His people. When we bring and keep God, our Jehovah Nissi, enthroned in our hearts; when praising God becomes our lifestyle, victory is assured.  

This five part series: Praise and Your Victory, will help us see the correlation between praising God and walking in victory, continually. Praising God is spiritual health made audible. In other words, spiritually healthy people are not afraid to be loud, vocal, undignified praisers of God. Too often, we overlook praise and we fail to give it its rightful place in our lives. We, at least, attempt to pray every day but do we, also, see the need to praise God, every day. Praise helps to draw us closer to God, but when we are outside of God's perfect plan for our lives, when our lives are not in alignment with God's will, we do not have the desire to praise Him. We actually avoid doing so. We need to truly hear Psalm 22:3, “God, You are the holy One. You sit as King upon the praises of israel.” God loves our praise. He inhabits the praises of His people. When we bring and keep God, our Jehovah Nissi, enthroned in our hearts; when praising God becomes our lifestyle, victory is assured.  

This five part series: Praise and Your Victory, will help us see the correlation between praising God and walking in victory, continually. Praising God is spiritual health made audible. In other words, spiritually healthy people are not afraid to be loud, vocal, undignified praisers of God. Too often, we overlook praise and we fail to give it its rightful place in our lives. We, at least, attempt to pray every day but do we, also, see the need to praise God, every day. Praise helps to draw us closer to God, but when we are outside of God's perfect plan for our lives, when our lives are not in alignment with God's will, we do not have the desire to praise Him. We actually avoid doing so. We need to truly hear Psalm 22:3, “God, You are the holy One. You sit as King upon the praises of israel.” God loves our praise. He inhabits the praises of His people. When we bring and keep  God, our Jehovah Nissi, enthroned in our hearts; when praising God becomes our lifestyle, victory is assured.  

2 Timothy 3:12: “Indeed, all who delight in pursuing righteousness and are determined to live godly lives in Christ Jesus will be hunted and persecuted because of their faith” makes it clear that believers are at war. If we determine to live godly lives, we will be hunted and persecuted. We are targeted by the kingdom of darkness, which uses all types of instruments to wage war against us. This means we HAVE to engage in warfare. In this episode we'll consider God's role in this battle, and we’ve entitled this message: Let God!

The Warrior's Stance is a 6 part series about praying, strategically. We’ll talk about striking an offensive stance, fighting and taking back stolen things by force, as we are told in Matt 11:12... “ From the days of John the Baptist until now the Kingdom of Heaven suffers violence, and violent men take it by force.” NASB It is very clear that God expects us to wage war against the kingdom of darkness, taking what has been stolen or bringing to an end every devilish ambush/attack, using spiritual might and violence. We have to stand up and fight for our inheritance and destiny! We have to fight. We are told to take by force. This means that God has equipped us to be spiritually violent and to be the victors. He never tells us to do anything that we have not been equipped or empowered to do. God has given us power and authority, much more than we can imagine and, definitely, much more than we are using. In this series, we’ll consider four requirements, to access and utilize this power, this authority, and to l

The Warrior's Stance is a 6 part series about praying, strategically. We’ll talk about striking an offensive stance, fighting and taking back stolen things by force, as we are told in Matt 11:12... “ From the days of John the Baptist until now the Kingdom of Heaven suffers violence, and violent men take it by force.” NASB It is very clear that God expects us to wage war against the kingdom of darkness, taking what has been stolen or bringing to an end every devilish ambush/attack, using spiritual might and violence. We have to stand up and fight for our inheritance and destiny! We have to fight. We are told to take by force. This means that God has equipped us to be spiritually violent and to be the victors. He never tells us to do anything that we have not been equipped or empowered to do. God has given us power and authority, much more than we can imagine and, definitely, much more than we are using. In this series, we’ll consider four requirements, to access and utilize this power, this authority, and to l

The Warrior's Stance is a 6 part series about praying, strategically. We’ll talk about striking an offensive stance, fighting and taking back stolen things by force, as we are told in Matt 11:12... “ From the days of John the Baptist until now the Kingdom of Heaven suffers violence, and violent men take it by force.” NASB It is very clear that God expects us to wage war against the kingdom of darkness, taking what has been stolen or bringing to an end every devilish ambush/attack, using spiritual might and violence. We have to stand up and fight for our inheritance and destiny! We have to fight. We are told to take by force. This means that God has equipped us to be spiritually violent and to be the victors. He never tells us to do anything that we have not been equipped or empowered to do. God has given us power and authority, much more than we can imagine and, definitely, much more than we are using. In this series, we’ll consider four requirements, to access and utilize this power, this authority, and to l

The Warrior's Stance is a 6 part series about praying, strategically. We’ll talk about striking an offensive stance, fighting and taking back stolen things by force, as we are told in Matt 11:12... “ From the days of John the Baptist until now the Kingdom of Heaven suffers violence, and violent men take it by force.” NASB It is very clear that God expects us to wage war against the kingdom of darkness, taking what has been stolen or bringing to an end every devilish ambush/attack, using spiritual might and violence. We have to stand up and fight for our inheritance and destiny! We have to fight. We are told to take by force. This means that God has equipped us to be spiritually violent and to be the victors. He never tells us to do anything that we have not been equipped or empowered to do. God has given us power and authority, much more than we can imagine and, definitely, much more than we are using. In this series, we’ll consider four requirements, to access and utilize this power, this authority, and to l

The Warrior's Stance is a 6 part series about praying, strategically. We’ll talk about striking an offensive stance, fighting and taking back stolen things by force, as we are told in Matt 11:12... “ From the days of John the Baptist until now the Kingdom of Heaven suffers violence, and violent men take it by force.” NASB It is very clear that God expects us to wage war against the kingdom of darkness, taking what has been stolen or bringing to an end every devilish ambush/attack, using spiritual might and violence. We have to stand up and fight for our inheritance and destiny! We have to fight. We are told to take by force. This means that God has equipped us to be spiritually violent and to be the victors. He never tells us to do anything that we have not been equipped or empowered to do. God has given us power and authority, much more than we can imagine and, definitely, much more than we are using. In this series, we’ll consider four requirements, to access and utilize this power, this authority, and to l

The Warrior's Stance is a 6 part series about praying, strategically. We’ll talk about striking an offensive stance, fighting and taking back stolen things by force, as we are told in Matt 11:12... “ From the days of John the Baptist until now the Kingdom of Heaven suffers violence, and violent men take it by force.” NASB It is very clear that God expects us to wage war against the kingdom of darkness, taking what has been stolen or bringing to an end every devilish ambush/attack, using spiritual might and violence. We have to stand up and fight for our inheritance and destiny! We have to fight. We are told to take by force. This means that God has equipped us to be spiritually violent and to be the victors. He never tells us to do anything that we have not been equipped or empowered to do. God has given us power and authority, much more than we can imagine and, definitely, much more than we are using. In this series, we’ll consider four requirements, to access and utilize this power, this authority, and to l

The tongue is in our mouth and it's a very powerful instrument. It's also a weapon that can work for us, or against us. Our tongue can enlarge our coasts and those of others or destroy our destiny and that of others. In this two part series, we’ll consider both the negative side: how our tongue can work against us and we'll end on a positive note: God's intent for the use of our tongue. Too often, we disregard how we use words, using many and in a very flippant and/or destructive manner. In doing so, we are providing the enemy with ammunition to use against us. We are shooting ourselves in the foot with our words. Matt 12:34 tells us that words are the overflow of our heart. Words flow from our heart and they tell who we are. They betray the state of our heart. If we listen to our words and those of others, we will know what is in our heart and in that of others. Our words create an atmosphere, an environment, which will either sustain our life and nourish us, or will cause us to wither like a plant without w

The tongue is in our mouth and it's a very powerful instrument. It's also a weapon that can work for us, or against us. Our tongue can enlarge our coasts and those of others or destroy our destiny and that of others. In this two part series, we’ll consider both the negative side: how our tongue can work against us and we'll end on a positive note: God's intent for the use of our tongue. Too often, we disregard how we use words, using many and in a very flippant and/or destructive manner. In doing so, we are providing the enemy with ammunition to use against us. We are shooting ourselves in the foot with our words. Matt 12:34 tells us that words are the overflow of our heart. Words flow from our heart and they tell who we are. They betray the state of our heart. If we listen to our words and those of others, we will know what is in our heart and in that of others. Our words create an atmosphere, an environment, which will either sustain our life and nourish us, or will cause us to wither like a plant without w

This six part series is: The Flow. We’ll consider the River of God flowing within us, as is promised in John 7:37-38... On the last day of the feast, the great day, Jesus stood up and cried out, “if anyone thirsts, let him come to Me and drink. Whoever believes in Me, as the Scripture has said, ‘out of his heart will flow rivers of living water.’” Picture the River of God, needing space within us to operate. How do we make space in our being for this River? We'll talk about three things that help to "free up" space for the Holy Spirit to operate, or for the River of God to flow within us. These are: brokenness, dependence upon God and yieldedness. We have to be vigilant, making sure that we are not being distracted. We must not allow the enemy of our soul/the kingdom of darkness to oppress and deceive us, using rights we give them, wittingly or unwittingly, to occupy space meant only for the Holy Spirit. One sad result is that the flow is restricted and our lives tell the tale!

This six part series is: The Flow. We’ll consider the River of God flowing within us, as is promised in John 7:37-38... On the last day of the feast, the great day, Jesus stood up and cried out, “if anyone thirsts, let him come to Me and drink. Whoever believes in Me, as the Scripture has said, ‘out of his heart will flow rivers of living water.’” Picture the River of God, needing space within us to operate. How do we make space in our being for this River? We'll talk about three things that help to "free up" space for the Holy Spirit to operate, or for the River of God to flow within us. These are: brokenness, dependence upon God and yieldedness. We have to be vigilant, making sure that we are not being distracted. We must not allow the enemy of our soul/the kingdom of darkness to oppress and deceive us, using rights we give them, wittingly or unwittingly, to occupy space meant only for the Holy Spirit. One sad result is that the flow is restricted and our lives tell the tale!

This six part series is: The Flow. We’ll consider the River of God flowing within us, as is promised in John 7:37-38... On the last day of the feast, the great day, Jesus stood up and cried out, “if anyone thirsts, let him come to Me and drink. Whoever believes in Me, as the Scripture has said, ‘out of his heart will flow rivers of living water.’” Picture the River of God, needing space within us to operate. How do we make space in our being for this River? We'll talk about three things that help to "free up" space for the Holy Spirit to operate, or for the River of God to flow within us. These are: brokenness, dependence upon God and yieldedness. We have to be vigilant, making sure that we are not being distracted. We must not allow the enemy of our soul/the kingdom of darkness to oppress and deceive us, using rights we give them, wittingly or unwittingly, to occupy space meant only for the Holy Spirit. One sad result is that the flow is restricted and our lives tell the tale!