We can learn principles of faith in action from the widow in 2 Kings 4 who obeyed the prophet of God and put the one small jar of olive oil she had left in her house to work. Be like the widow, and pour out your oil where God tells you, then watch your greatest need become your greatest abundance.
In the Holy Spirit’s School of Faith, the agenda is often executing one simple instruction. Why is it so difficult for us to carry out one simple instruction? Today I invite you to join the class, but first you must promise to keep it simple.
From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible lays out God’s plan of intervention and redemption. Our relationship with Him is the key to ending the identity crisis and to finding purpose and significance in life. Don’t let satan steal your sense of identity in Christ and rob you of the purpose and significance that Jesus paid for at the Cross.
People have differing ideas on how to acquire and grow their faith. If we want to see results like the Jesus’ disciples and the early church we will need to acquire faith the Bible way.
There are a number of kinds of faith. Everyone, saved and unsaved alike, has a natural, human faith. Supernatural faith – a faith that believes with the heart rather than believing what our physical senses may tell us.
Today’s message illustrates faith principles that will enable you to confront every crisis by conquering fear and living by faith.
Many folks give up before they get to the “yes!” answer. In this message we explore reaching the goal for every believer to see each of God’s promises become “established fact”, to become reality.
How we pick and how we fight our battles determines the final outcome. Having weapons in this confrontation is important and how we deploy them even more important!
When shortage and famine strike suddenly, a sense of hopelessness begins to assail the lives of people. Even believers can lose faith and give in to the circumstances that surround them. God has miracle provision for His people today who will hear His voice and obey.
Indecision is one of the enemies of faith, paralyzing its victims when action is required. Today we are exploring the potential power of faith during crisis times.