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Session 6 Overcoming Hindrances to Fulfilling Your DestinyOs Hillman
This document summarizes a session on overcoming hindrances to fulfilling one's destiny. It discusses four primary hindrances: 1) an unbiblical view of work and ministry that separates sacred and secular, 2) the influence of Greek philosophy over Hebrew roots that prioritizes intellect over heart, 3) a religious spirit that maintains the status quo, and 4) generational strongholds and childhood wounds. It emphasizes that spiritual warfare involves recognizing and demolishing strongholds, which are developed through seeking to meet needs apart from God, in order to experience God's love freely.
The document discusses experiencing the love of God as our Heavenly Father. It explores how our perceptions of God are often shaped by our earthly fathers and experiences of abandonment or lack of affection. Living as slaves rather than sons stems from not internalizing the Father's unconditional love. The document advocates for healing from wounds through reconciling with the Father's love as shown through Jesus. This allows us to live freely as beloved sons and daughters instead of in performance or shame.
This document provides commentary on Philippians 4:4-7. It discusses how spiritual stability comes from knowing God and rejoicing in Him rather than circumstances. True joy and contentment are found by meditating on God's character and promises in Scripture. Christians are commanded to have gracious humility toward others and not to be anxious because the Lord is near to help through all of life's troubles. Relying on God builds confidence even when difficult times come.
This document discusses adversity and how God uses it to prepare people for their calling. It provides examples from the Bible of figures like Joseph, Moses, and King Saul who experienced difficulties that prepared them for leadership roles. The document suggests adversity can be used for spiritual growth, to strengthen our dependence on God, and to test and prove our faith. It also notes some people may have a "Joseph calling" involving a unique season of adversity before being used powerfully by God.
God sometimes calls people into periods of isolation and darkness in order to prepare them for future ministry through spiritual deposits and revelation. During these times, individuals may experience tests of character that develop humility, trust, and intimacy with God through facing personal crosses or crises. Though difficult, such seasons are designed to disqualify people from relying on themselves and instead lead to greater obedience and commitment through strengthened relationship with God.
The document discusses how believers can maintain spiritual stability through rejoicing in the Lord. It says that knowing God through studying His attributes in Scripture allows Christians to rejoice even during hard times. It also emphasizes having a gentle spirit and remembering that the Lord is near provides stability, encouraging believers not to be anxious but to cast their cares on God through prayer. Maintaining a right view of God's greatness, love, and power enables one to stand firm in their faith.
The Joseph Calling 2hr Session- part 1 and 2 - Os HillmanOs Hillman
The document outlines a 6-stage process to discover and fulfill one's purpose, beginning with a crisis event that thrusts one into a season of isolation. It then discusses Joseph as an example, noting how his adversity prepared him for his calling through the development of character and humility. Finally, it suggests that difficult times can deposit spiritual treasures and lessons that later equip one for ministry.
Session 3 Joseph Calling Course - 6 stages of your call & living on MannaOs Hillman
This document outlines the 6 stages of discovering one's calling and living on God's provision: 1) Realizing your dream, 2) Recruitment, 3) Character building through adversity, 4) Receiving spiritual deposits during difficult times, 5) Receiving God's manna (provision) in the desert, and 6) Understanding that provision always follows obedience. It provides examples from the Bible and experiences of others to illustrate how God uses adversity, spiritual warfare, and obedience to His timing to reveal one's calling and provide for their needs.
Session 6 Overcoming Hindrances to Fulfilling Your DestinyOs Hillman
This document summarizes a session on overcoming hindrances to fulfilling one's destiny. It discusses four primary hindrances: 1) an unbiblical view of work and ministry that separates sacred and secular, 2) the influence of Greek philosophy over Hebrew roots that prioritizes intellect over heart, 3) a religious spirit that maintains the status quo, and 4) generational strongholds and childhood wounds. It emphasizes that spiritual warfare involves recognizing and demolishing strongholds, which are developed through seeking to meet needs apart from God, in order to experience God's love freely.
The document discusses experiencing the love of God as our Heavenly Father. It explores how our perceptions of God are often shaped by our earthly fathers and experiences of abandonment or lack of affection. Living as slaves rather than sons stems from not internalizing the Father's unconditional love. The document advocates for healing from wounds through reconciling with the Father's love as shown through Jesus. This allows us to live freely as beloved sons and daughters instead of in performance or shame.
This document provides commentary on Philippians 4:4-7. It discusses how spiritual stability comes from knowing God and rejoicing in Him rather than circumstances. True joy and contentment are found by meditating on God's character and promises in Scripture. Christians are commanded to have gracious humility toward others and not to be anxious because the Lord is near to help through all of life's troubles. Relying on God builds confidence even when difficult times come.
This document discusses adversity and how God uses it to prepare people for their calling. It provides examples from the Bible of figures like Joseph, Moses, and King Saul who experienced difficulties that prepared them for leadership roles. The document suggests adversity can be used for spiritual growth, to strengthen our dependence on God, and to test and prove our faith. It also notes some people may have a "Joseph calling" involving a unique season of adversity before being used powerfully by God.
God sometimes calls people into periods of isolation and darkness in order to prepare them for future ministry through spiritual deposits and revelation. During these times, individuals may experience tests of character that develop humility, trust, and intimacy with God through facing personal crosses or crises. Though difficult, such seasons are designed to disqualify people from relying on themselves and instead lead to greater obedience and commitment through strengthened relationship with God.
The document discusses how believers can maintain spiritual stability through rejoicing in the Lord. It says that knowing God through studying His attributes in Scripture allows Christians to rejoice even during hard times. It also emphasizes having a gentle spirit and remembering that the Lord is near provides stability, encouraging believers not to be anxious but to cast their cares on God through prayer. Maintaining a right view of God's greatness, love, and power enables one to stand firm in their faith.
The Joseph Calling 2hr Session- part 1 and 2 - Os HillmanOs Hillman
The document outlines a 6-stage process to discover and fulfill one's purpose, beginning with a crisis event that thrusts one into a season of isolation. It then discusses Joseph as an example, noting how his adversity prepared him for his calling through the development of character and humility. Finally, it suggests that difficult times can deposit spiritual treasures and lessons that later equip one for ministry.
Session 3 Joseph Calling Course - 6 stages of your call & living on MannaOs Hillman
This document outlines the 6 stages of discovering one's calling and living on God's provision: 1) Realizing your dream, 2) Recruitment, 3) Character building through adversity, 4) Receiving spiritual deposits during difficult times, 5) Receiving God's manna (provision) in the desert, and 6) Understanding that provision always follows obedience. It provides examples from the Bible and experiences of others to illustrate how God uses adversity, spiritual warfare, and obedience to His timing to reveal one's calling and provide for their needs.
Os Hillman and his daughter Charis Hillman Brown lead a session for Mercy Ministries in Nashville, March 2015. The topic is on how to overcome hindrances in life to fulfill your God-designed purpose.
God often uses adversity to prepare leaders for greater callings. Joseph experienced many hardships, including slavery and imprisonment, but each test strengthened his character and prepared him to save Egypt and his family from famine. Leaders like Moses, David, Paul and Martin Luther King Jr also faced difficulties that shaped them. Adversity teaches endurance, dependence on God, and compassion for others. While painful, circumstantial crises can initiate a process where God transforms a person into someone able to fulfill their destiny and influence many.
The life of joy - introduction v1 - Philippians part 1 Dr. Bella Pillai
The document provides an overview and themes of the book of Philippians. It discusses that though Paul was imprisoned, his letter to the Philippians is characterized by joy. Some major themes are: 1) Rejoice - Paul emphasizes joy that comes from commitment to Christ, not circumstances; 2) Fellowship - Paul discusses the sharing and partnership among believers; 3) Unity and Selflessness - Paul addresses divisions and selfishness arising in the church; 4) "In Christ" - Paul anchors the Christian life in one's relationship with Christ. The document examines passages to illustrate these themes of joy, fellowship, unity, and being in Christ.
This is a study of Jesus being the one that Paul would die for. It is about the courage and determination of Paul to press on doing the will of God even if it cost him his life.
1. The document discusses 7 things that rob Christian joy according to a study on the book of Philippians. These include: disunity among believers, disobedient living, grumbling, suffering of others, legalism, worldly living, and worry.
2. It provides biblical examples for each joy robber, such as passages about unity from Philippians and Psalms, contrasts between obedient and disobedient living, Jesus weeping at the death of Lazarus.
3. The document encourages discussing which joy robber most impacts the reader and how to retain joy in difficult times, and ends by asking if readers are pursuing happiness or joy, fellowship, unity and a life rooted in Christ.
Session 9 Overcoming through Intercessory Prayer 7 m Culture Shapers MasterClassOs Hillman
This document provides an overview of a master class on overcoming through intercessory prayer and community transformation. Some key points:
1) Intercessory prayer is spiritual warfare against principalities and powers, as we wrestle not against flesh and blood.
2) Man plays a key role in fulfilling God's plan and will on earth, and God has given authority and responsibility to mankind through Jesus.
3) Effective intercession requires understanding our roles and responsibilities as both kings and priests, working in the inner court through spiritual warfare and the outer court through our public callings.
4) Transforming communities requires apostolic leadership, intercessors, and marketplace leaders working together in spiritual authority through prayer
The document outlines 7 steps to sustain joy based on a study of the Book of Philippians: 1) Maintain a positive Christ-like attitude, 2) Kill pride daily, 3) Develop a progressive value system focused on knowing Christ, 4) Pursue perpetual renewal, 5) Accept that perfection has not been attained, 6) Forget the past and move forward, 7) Pursue a goal greater than life on earth. It encourages developing a positive and healthy dissatisfaction with the present to continually progress towards knowing Christ more fully.
Purpose and overcoming hindrances to fulfilling your callOs Hillman
1. The document discusses finding your God-given purpose and the steps to discover why God made you.
2. It suggests the first step is to seek God, then to discover your gifts and aptitudes through self-reflection and circumstances. Character development is also important.
3. Ultimately, your purpose is chosen by God and involves knowing and serving Him through the good works He prepared for you. Discovering your purpose is a progressive process that may involve divine revelation.
This document provides an overview and summary of 1 Peter 2:11-25 from a sermon given at First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi. It discusses how Christians should live as strangers and exiles in a world hostile to their faith. Key points include: abstaining from sinful passions which war against the soul; honoring authorities established by God; doing good deeds so non-believers glorify God; and enduring unjust treatment, as Jesus did, by entrusting oneself to God. The goal is to honor God in all circumstances.
Peter writes to Christians living as strangers in a hostile Roman world. He instructs them to abstain from sin and live honorable lives so that even when accused, non-believers will see their good deeds and glorify God. Christians are to submit to human authority for God's sake, doing good to silence ignorance. They are called to freedom through devotion to God, not using liberty as license. Suffering unjustly while doing right follows Christ's example of entrusting oneself to God.
The document discusses 7 things that give Christians joy according to the book of Philippians: 1) The joy of an obedient Christian life, 2) The joy of ministry, 3) The joy of answered prayer, 4) The joy of discipleship, 5) The joy of gentleness, 6) The joy of belonging to God's family, and 7) The joy of contentment. Each of these sources of joy is explained in 1-2 sentences with references to relevant Bible passages. The overall message is that true joy comes from living in obedience to God, serving him through ministry, trusting in his answers to prayer, making disciples, demonstrating gentleness, being part of his global family, and being content in
Session 1 Joseph Calling: Do You Know Your Purpose?Os Hillman
This document provides information about understanding one's purpose. It discusses that God creates each person uniquely and with a specific purpose. Finding one's purpose begins with seeking a relationship with God, as everything finds its ultimate purpose in him. The document outlines several steps to discovering one's purpose, including self-discovery of gifts and aptitudes, character development, divine revelation, and noting how purposes converge as one matures. It emphasizes that God predestines each person's purpose and has planned good works for them to accomplish.
This document is a chapter from the book "Prosperity of the Soul" by Jerry Savelle. The chapter discusses how Jesus' sacrifice on the cross paid the price not just for salvation from sin but also for healing, prosperity, and blessing in every area of life. It argues that God desires believers to prosper physically, financially, and materially just as much as He desires them to be saved spiritually. The chapter aims to show that prosperity is God's will according to scriptures like 3 John 2, and that Jesus' atoning work provides for prosperity in all aspects of life, not just salvation from hell.
Session 8 Overcoming through Intercessory Prayer pptOs Hillman
This document discusses the concepts of authority, intercession, and identificational confession. It emphasizes that God has given authority and responsibility to mankind to fulfill His redemptive plan and enforce His covenants on Earth. Effective intercession requires identification, agony/travail, and exercising authority. The inner court role of intercession is key to defeating spiritual enemies and seeing breakthrough in the physical realm. Examples are given of biblical figures like Moses, Jesus and Joseph who powerfully interceded. Transformation of cities and regions starts with repentance, prayer, humility, unity and knowing God's ways.
What does it mean to live for the larger story of your life? Author and speaker Os Hillman found that there are 6 unique stages God often takes a person through to fulfill the larger story of their life.
God's Economy & Receiving Your Inheritance - Session 5Os Hillman
This document discusses receiving an inheritance from God through one's calling and purpose. It makes several key points:
1. Every believer can receive an inheritance from God based on their work on earth fulfilling their calling.
2. People can lose their inheritance from God by receiving things inappropriately, such as through manipulation or disobedience.
3. Understanding one's unique work life purpose and calling is key to identifying and receiving one's inheritance from God. The document uses examples from the Bible to illustrate how people fulfilled their purpose and received rewards.
This document provides commentary on Matthew 6:1-18 regarding right motives for religious acts like giving, praying, and fasting. It discusses how Jesus warned against doing these acts for public recognition and praise rather than to honor God. The commentary examines specific examples Jesus gave, such as giving secretly and avoiding repetitive prayers. It encourages Christians to regularly examine their motivations to ensure they are seeking to please God rather than themselves.
This document discusses problem solving and networks. It provides examples of how Jesus and other influential figures solved problems to gain influence. It emphasizes that culture wants its problems solved and will follow those who solve problems. The document also discusses how God works through networks and how Satan attacks believers in the areas of their God-given inheritance and calling. It encourages readers to respond to attacks with "suicidal faith" like Abraham and Jesus.
Do you know why God made you? Os Hillman shares how you can discover your purpose in life from God's viewpoint. Os Hillman is president of Marketplace Leaders, an international organization that helps mens and women understand how to integrate their faith life into their work life. He writes a free daily devotional TodayGodIsFirst.com
This document is an excerpt from the book "Fruits of Righteousness" by Jerry Savelle. In this excerpt, Savelle discusses the concept of righteousness and how believers can walk in righteousness based on their new identity in Christ. He explains that through Jesus' sacrifice, believers have received the free gift of righteousness and are no longer defined by their past sins but are made righteous. Savelle encourages developing a consciousness of one's righteous standing before God based on faith in God's word rather than feelings or outward appearance. The goal is for believers to produce the same fruits of righteousness that Jesus demonstrated through abiding in him.
The document discusses sources of suffering and how God can use suffering for good. It notes that suffering can come from Satan, living in a fallen world, punishment from God to discipline and produce righteousness, and persecution for following Christ. While suffering is difficult, the document provides biblical examples showing how God used suffering in the lives of Joseph, Moses, Elijah, David, and Paul to mature them. It suggests getting closer to God may involve greater suffering to remain humble, but that through suffering, Christians can experience the power of Christ, become perfected, and know God's purpose is for good.
Os Hillman and his daughter Charis Hillman Brown lead a session for Mercy Ministries in Nashville, March 2015. The topic is on how to overcome hindrances in life to fulfill your God-designed purpose.
God often uses adversity to prepare leaders for greater callings. Joseph experienced many hardships, including slavery and imprisonment, but each test strengthened his character and prepared him to save Egypt and his family from famine. Leaders like Moses, David, Paul and Martin Luther King Jr also faced difficulties that shaped them. Adversity teaches endurance, dependence on God, and compassion for others. While painful, circumstantial crises can initiate a process where God transforms a person into someone able to fulfill their destiny and influence many.
The life of joy - introduction v1 - Philippians part 1 Dr. Bella Pillai
The document provides an overview and themes of the book of Philippians. It discusses that though Paul was imprisoned, his letter to the Philippians is characterized by joy. Some major themes are: 1) Rejoice - Paul emphasizes joy that comes from commitment to Christ, not circumstances; 2) Fellowship - Paul discusses the sharing and partnership among believers; 3) Unity and Selflessness - Paul addresses divisions and selfishness arising in the church; 4) "In Christ" - Paul anchors the Christian life in one's relationship with Christ. The document examines passages to illustrate these themes of joy, fellowship, unity, and being in Christ.
This is a study of Jesus being the one that Paul would die for. It is about the courage and determination of Paul to press on doing the will of God even if it cost him his life.
1. The document discusses 7 things that rob Christian joy according to a study on the book of Philippians. These include: disunity among believers, disobedient living, grumbling, suffering of others, legalism, worldly living, and worry.
2. It provides biblical examples for each joy robber, such as passages about unity from Philippians and Psalms, contrasts between obedient and disobedient living, Jesus weeping at the death of Lazarus.
3. The document encourages discussing which joy robber most impacts the reader and how to retain joy in difficult times, and ends by asking if readers are pursuing happiness or joy, fellowship, unity and a life rooted in Christ.
Session 9 Overcoming through Intercessory Prayer 7 m Culture Shapers MasterClassOs Hillman
This document provides an overview of a master class on overcoming through intercessory prayer and community transformation. Some key points:
1) Intercessory prayer is spiritual warfare against principalities and powers, as we wrestle not against flesh and blood.
2) Man plays a key role in fulfilling God's plan and will on earth, and God has given authority and responsibility to mankind through Jesus.
3) Effective intercession requires understanding our roles and responsibilities as both kings and priests, working in the inner court through spiritual warfare and the outer court through our public callings.
4) Transforming communities requires apostolic leadership, intercessors, and marketplace leaders working together in spiritual authority through prayer
The document outlines 7 steps to sustain joy based on a study of the Book of Philippians: 1) Maintain a positive Christ-like attitude, 2) Kill pride daily, 3) Develop a progressive value system focused on knowing Christ, 4) Pursue perpetual renewal, 5) Accept that perfection has not been attained, 6) Forget the past and move forward, 7) Pursue a goal greater than life on earth. It encourages developing a positive and healthy dissatisfaction with the present to continually progress towards knowing Christ more fully.
Purpose and overcoming hindrances to fulfilling your callOs Hillman
1. The document discusses finding your God-given purpose and the steps to discover why God made you.
2. It suggests the first step is to seek God, then to discover your gifts and aptitudes through self-reflection and circumstances. Character development is also important.
3. Ultimately, your purpose is chosen by God and involves knowing and serving Him through the good works He prepared for you. Discovering your purpose is a progressive process that may involve divine revelation.
This document provides an overview and summary of 1 Peter 2:11-25 from a sermon given at First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi. It discusses how Christians should live as strangers and exiles in a world hostile to their faith. Key points include: abstaining from sinful passions which war against the soul; honoring authorities established by God; doing good deeds so non-believers glorify God; and enduring unjust treatment, as Jesus did, by entrusting oneself to God. The goal is to honor God in all circumstances.
Peter writes to Christians living as strangers in a hostile Roman world. He instructs them to abstain from sin and live honorable lives so that even when accused, non-believers will see their good deeds and glorify God. Christians are to submit to human authority for God's sake, doing good to silence ignorance. They are called to freedom through devotion to God, not using liberty as license. Suffering unjustly while doing right follows Christ's example of entrusting oneself to God.
The document discusses 7 things that give Christians joy according to the book of Philippians: 1) The joy of an obedient Christian life, 2) The joy of ministry, 3) The joy of answered prayer, 4) The joy of discipleship, 5) The joy of gentleness, 6) The joy of belonging to God's family, and 7) The joy of contentment. Each of these sources of joy is explained in 1-2 sentences with references to relevant Bible passages. The overall message is that true joy comes from living in obedience to God, serving him through ministry, trusting in his answers to prayer, making disciples, demonstrating gentleness, being part of his global family, and being content in
Session 1 Joseph Calling: Do You Know Your Purpose?Os Hillman
This document provides information about understanding one's purpose. It discusses that God creates each person uniquely and with a specific purpose. Finding one's purpose begins with seeking a relationship with God, as everything finds its ultimate purpose in him. The document outlines several steps to discovering one's purpose, including self-discovery of gifts and aptitudes, character development, divine revelation, and noting how purposes converge as one matures. It emphasizes that God predestines each person's purpose and has planned good works for them to accomplish.
This document is a chapter from the book "Prosperity of the Soul" by Jerry Savelle. The chapter discusses how Jesus' sacrifice on the cross paid the price not just for salvation from sin but also for healing, prosperity, and blessing in every area of life. It argues that God desires believers to prosper physically, financially, and materially just as much as He desires them to be saved spiritually. The chapter aims to show that prosperity is God's will according to scriptures like 3 John 2, and that Jesus' atoning work provides for prosperity in all aspects of life, not just salvation from hell.
Session 8 Overcoming through Intercessory Prayer pptOs Hillman
This document discusses the concepts of authority, intercession, and identificational confession. It emphasizes that God has given authority and responsibility to mankind to fulfill His redemptive plan and enforce His covenants on Earth. Effective intercession requires identification, agony/travail, and exercising authority. The inner court role of intercession is key to defeating spiritual enemies and seeing breakthrough in the physical realm. Examples are given of biblical figures like Moses, Jesus and Joseph who powerfully interceded. Transformation of cities and regions starts with repentance, prayer, humility, unity and knowing God's ways.
What does it mean to live for the larger story of your life? Author and speaker Os Hillman found that there are 6 unique stages God often takes a person through to fulfill the larger story of their life.
God's Economy & Receiving Your Inheritance - Session 5Os Hillman
This document discusses receiving an inheritance from God through one's calling and purpose. It makes several key points:
1. Every believer can receive an inheritance from God based on their work on earth fulfilling their calling.
2. People can lose their inheritance from God by receiving things inappropriately, such as through manipulation or disobedience.
3. Understanding one's unique work life purpose and calling is key to identifying and receiving one's inheritance from God. The document uses examples from the Bible to illustrate how people fulfilled their purpose and received rewards.
This document provides commentary on Matthew 6:1-18 regarding right motives for religious acts like giving, praying, and fasting. It discusses how Jesus warned against doing these acts for public recognition and praise rather than to honor God. The commentary examines specific examples Jesus gave, such as giving secretly and avoiding repetitive prayers. It encourages Christians to regularly examine their motivations to ensure they are seeking to please God rather than themselves.
This document discusses problem solving and networks. It provides examples of how Jesus and other influential figures solved problems to gain influence. It emphasizes that culture wants its problems solved and will follow those who solve problems. The document also discusses how God works through networks and how Satan attacks believers in the areas of their God-given inheritance and calling. It encourages readers to respond to attacks with "suicidal faith" like Abraham and Jesus.
Do you know why God made you? Os Hillman shares how you can discover your purpose in life from God's viewpoint. Os Hillman is president of Marketplace Leaders, an international organization that helps mens and women understand how to integrate their faith life into their work life. He writes a free daily devotional TodayGodIsFirst.com
This document is an excerpt from the book "Fruits of Righteousness" by Jerry Savelle. In this excerpt, Savelle discusses the concept of righteousness and how believers can walk in righteousness based on their new identity in Christ. He explains that through Jesus' sacrifice, believers have received the free gift of righteousness and are no longer defined by their past sins but are made righteous. Savelle encourages developing a consciousness of one's righteous standing before God based on faith in God's word rather than feelings or outward appearance. The goal is for believers to produce the same fruits of righteousness that Jesus demonstrated through abiding in him.
The document discusses sources of suffering and how God can use suffering for good. It notes that suffering can come from Satan, living in a fallen world, punishment from God to discipline and produce righteousness, and persecution for following Christ. While suffering is difficult, the document provides biblical examples showing how God used suffering in the lives of Joseph, Moses, Elijah, David, and Paul to mature them. It suggests getting closer to God may involve greater suffering to remain humble, but that through suffering, Christians can experience the power of Christ, become perfected, and know God's purpose is for good.
1) The heart of the matter is that only the True God is worthy of worship, which is explored through the nature and person of Jesus Christ.
2) Everyone must acknowledge Jesus Christ as Creator, Lord, and Savior in order to be saved, as rejecting Him is rejecting God.
3) People should accept Jesus Christ's offer to exchange their old sinful nature for salvation by acknowledging their sins and trusting in Him.
The Joseph Calling Conference September 23,24 - Atlanta, GeorgiaOs Hillman
This document appears to be notes from a conference on the Joseph calling. It includes:
- Details of the speaker's engagement and marriage in 2015-2016.
- An outline of sessions on attributes of a Joseph calling, including spiritual and physical aspects.
- Notes on Joseph's journey involving a vision, crisis, character development, death, and elevation.
- Comparisons between Joseph and Jesus, noting how Joseph was a type of Christ.
- Discussion of how God uses adversity and crisis events to prepare people for their calling.
- References to spiritual deposits gained from difficult experiences that can then be shared with others.
This document discusses the secret to effective prayer according to Jesus. It states that Jesus taught that true prayer requires going into a private place alone to commune with God, recognizing His presence there. When people pray, they are entering God's presence, so they must do so with reverence and avoid empty repetitions. The secret is realizing that God is everywhere at all times, not confined to any place. Effective prayer involves consciously acknowledging God's omnipresent nature.
The document discusses the similarities between the fictional story of Spiderman and biblical examples of people transformed by God's spirit. It notes that both Spiderman and those transformed by God often come from humble backgrounds and undergo a dramatic change when exposed to a supernatural power. The document urges readers to seek such a transformation through faith in Jesus Christ in order to take part in God's end-times plans.
11.11.18 the lord's prayer 7th petition-but deliver us from evilJustin Morris
This document discusses the 7th petition of the Lord's Prayer, "But deliver us from evil." It provides commentary on what this petition means, including that we pray to be rescued from every evil of body and soul, possessions and reputation, and to be given a blessed end. When our last hour comes, we pray to be taken from this valley of sorrow to God in heaven. The commentary emphasizes that we pray against our chief enemy, the devil, who hinders everything we pray for, and that God preserves us from this arch enemy.
Biblical Faith is trust in the Sovereignty of God;
surrender to the Lordship of Christ;
obedience to the Word of God;
willingness to sacrifice for the Kingdom of God;
determination to seek first the Kingdom of God;
following in the steps of Christ;
putting Biblical duty first;
courage to overcome our fears;
boldness to obey God in spite of all opposition;
perseverance in spite of setbacks;
and discernment as to what is that good, acceptable and perfect Will of God (Romans 12:2).
This document contains cryptic and religious messages and references. It discusses deception, awakening to truth, and transforming the mind. Key ideas include:
- The world is an illusion and great deception, designed to cause suffering until one awakens to the truth.
- One must transform their mind by renewing their thinking and replacing evil thoughts with good thoughts.
- All things were created by God, who is within each person as their spirit/consciousness. One must realize they are not their physical body or personality.
- The purpose of suffering in this world is to experience duality and have equilibrium between good and evil, in order to later transform and bear good fruit.
Stephen gives a speech before the Sanhedrin in which he recounts Jewish history and defends himself against accusations of blasphemy. He describes how God spoke to Moses and how the Israelites rejected prophets like Moses and Jesus. Stephen's accusers are enraged by his message, and they drag him out of the city and stone him to death while he prays for forgiveness.
The document discusses Abraham's response to God's call, highlighting three key points:
1. God called Abraham to leave his home and follow Him, promising to make Abraham into a great nation and bless all people.
2. Abraham obeyed God despite uncertainties, trusting in God's promises.
3. The document encourages readers to have faith in God's calling and promises by taking steps to follow His will, even when unsure of outcomes, as Abraham did.
The document provides an overview and analysis of the biblical book of Habakkuk. It discusses how Habakkuk wrestled with questions of injustice and evil in the world. He questioned why God did not respond to violence and wrongdoing. God answers that He is raising up the Chaldeans/Babylonians as punishment. By the end of the book, Habakkuk moves from questioning God to embracing and trusting in Him, even during difficult times. The document examines Habakkuk's progression from worry to worship of God despite unanswered questions.
A verse by verse commentary on Ephesians 4 1-16 dealing with Paul's teaching on the unity of the body of Christ, the ascension of Christ, and how to grow up to be like Christ. Paul goes on to deal with living as Christians of light with a host of instructions on how to do it.
LDS Gospel Doctrine Book of Mormon Lesson 2MeckMom.com
In this lesson we discuss the value of obedience in the lives of the Lehi's family and in our own. We discuss their exodus from Jerusalem and their many trips back to retrieve the plates and fulfill commandments
The document discusses the spiritual battle between good and evil. It describes how Satan uses deception and false ideas or "fortresses" to mislead people away from God. Christians are called to fight against Satan's schemes by relying on the truth and power of God through prayer, knowing Scripture, and refusing to engage in intellectual battles on their own. The future is uncertain as sin increases, but believers can stand firm through the full armor of God, including prayer, the Bible, and focusing on truth over deception.
The document discusses the spiritual battle Christians face against evil forces. It notes that the battle is primarily over ideas and truth claims, not physical power. Christians are instructed to armor themselves with truth, prayer, and unity with other believers. They should rely on God's strength rather than their own intellect when confronting evil schemes. Constant prayer is emphasized as important for withstanding temptation and not losing heart in difficult times.
This document discusses how Christians are living "behind enemy lines" in a spiritual battle against Satan. It provides three key points:
1) Learn who the enemy is - Satan uses deception and lies to fight believers.
2) Learn how the enemy fights - Satan appeals to worldly desires and uses enticement to tempt people away from God.
3) Learn what will defeat him - God alone has power over Satan, and Christians must rely on God's strength and submit to Him in order to overcome Satan's attacks. True victory comes from being on God's side through faith in Jesus Christ.
Realizing your personal destiny and call in Christ by Prof Thio - 19/11/11zionyaf
The document discusses various spiritual growth indicators and the process of being restored from a state of brokenness or captivity to becoming a conqueror. It examines rebuilding one's spirit, soul and body through the sanctifying work of God's word and spirit. Various city gates are described as metaphors for spiritual lessons like humility, transformation, purification and being empowered by the holy spirit through Jesus, the fountain of living water.
HOLY THURSDAY CORRECTION OF MISCONCEPTIONNkor Ioka
CHRISTIAN SUPERNATURAL TEACHINGS, BIBLE CLASS LESSONS, GOSPELS BY LEADER OLUMBA OLUMBA OBU, THE SUPERNATURAL TEACHER AND SOLE SPIRITUAL HEAD, BROTHERHOOD OF THE CROSS AND STAR
The Enchantment and Shadows_ Unveiling the Mysteries of Magic and Black Magic...Phoenix O
This manual will guide you through basic skills and tasks to help you get started with various aspects of Magic. Each section is designed to be easy to follow, with step-by-step instructions.
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ON TENACITY
1. ON TENACITY
Ever wondered about how willing the woman with the 12-year issue of blood was to get
healed? Have you ever considered the sheer willingness she possessed (Mark 5:25-34; Luke
8:43-48)? Drained and suffering for twelve years, and yet she kept on trying. Even after she
had spent all she had and lost so much, when she heard of Jesus, she pulled herself and gave
it all she got.
Ever wondered about blind Bartimaeus? Do you realise that he had that encounter while Jesus
was on the triumphant entry to Jerusalem, with a great multitude of people, removing their
clothes, cutting branches, and shouting "Hosanna in the highest"? Do you imagine how
willing and tenacious this man was to be heard above all this crowd? And even when MANY
warned him - he still pushed on until he got the attention of Jesus. Talk about desire (Mark
10:46-52).
The reason many children of God lead lives so removed from the eternal life Jesus gives is
that they lack tenacity - no real desire! They can't be bothered to walk to church, fast a week,
forego a meal and rather use that money to attend a service. It's too far, too hard, too pricey,
too busy, too long - all excuses of pure failures! It's a reason their prayers aren't answered.
Their prayers can't cause a storm in Heaven - where they are citizens and seated in authority
- much less on the earth!
The Good, Kind and Wonderful Father of Love is interested in hearing the desires and
demands of those who are tenacious people of faith! Sometimes the record of Heaven,
regarding a particular situation, reads: "Several people prayed (or claimed to) but somebody
made a demand, and got it done!". And on earth, some will say "Oh, it's the result of decades-
old prayers". Not always! Sometimes, it was just the one righteous man who made all the
difference by his effectual, fervent praying (James 5:17).
Many children of God come before the Throne Room of the Father, just strutting around! The
child who means business gets His Father to the table and gets the deal done, leaving the rest
to carry on strutting! Then they wonder why the new guy has got a blessing a thousand times
bigger than all they were asking altogether. They think "maybe God doesn't love me, pitiful
me". What a shame! They don't even grasp He is their Father. They think maybe He has given
our collective blessing to the new guy!
Oh No! Our God is the All-Sufficient One; He is El-Shaddai; the Same Lord over ALL Who is
rich to ALL who calling on Him (Romans 10:12)! You see, the other guy placed a demand,
knowing he was coming before his Father, while you all weren't sure of what you were there
for in the first place! And he got more than he demanded, because the Father gives to all
liberally and he asked in faith (James 1:5-8). Yours still lies untouched!
The Father loves to see His children dogged, persistent, determined, not lacking in resolve!
The Father asks for your strong reasons and demands (John 14:13-14; 16:23; Isaiah 41:21; 45:11;
Psalms 2:7-9)!
Think about that woman (with the issue of blood)! Her conditions, the prevailing laws, culture
and traditions maximally ensured she had no help! She had to press her own way through.
2. Frail and weak, but with a fighting spirit! Lost all, but not the will to live! Not the will to be
healed! Not the will to press through!
Oh! See her faith! She heard of Jesus, and she determined not to be the exception to His
Healing Power! Other physicians had tried and erred, making experiments of her! She heard
of this One Who had consistent results! And she matched her faith and tenacity to His Power!
If He had the Power - and she knew He did - then nothing would stop her! She wasn't coming
next year; she wasn't opting for a progressive work over another 12 years! She set her
conditions for her healing, subject to God's Power and Prowess!
And He is the All-Mighty God! So why do you accept results, or situations and circumstances
well beneath the power of God? Why do you present your case as though it were especially
resistant to God's ability? Of what good are "buts" to you? Why must you define the exception,
when "Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever." (Hebrews 13:8)?
Heaven accepts - in fact, loves! - determined, forceful, pushful Children of God. Jesus said,
"From the days of John the Baptist until now the kingdom of Heaven has been taken by storm
and eager men are forcing their way into it." (Matthew 11:12, PHILLIPS). The Kingdom is for
the valiant, strong, staunch and unwavering! Heaven is looking for men firm enough to
advance the Kingdom's Agenda here on the earth, not weak folks that are easily cowed!
The Father seeks people who will hold on to His Word, and hold Him to His Word, by their
faith and persistence! Men who would say, "I don't mind if this is the last thing I do on the
earth, but Father You've got to fulfil this Your Word or call me home! I'm not leaving this
meeting with You until You hear me!" (1John 5:14-15).
The sheer intensity of intercession scares many away; therefore, many children aren't privy to
the Boardroom of Heaven. It takes a man of steel to sit and present arguments in those
Meetings! We're in a hostile takeover of this world, folks; the devil and his band of demons
won't going until we enforce the Lordship of Jesus in that regard!
We need a revelation of prayer, even and especially we in the Pentecostal circles! Not the
shaking-head, looking-out-the-window kind! Not the kind where you don't even remember
what you asked a few minutes or days later. I am talking about people who know the Word,
are established in the New Covenant, understand Redemption, and will demand justice of the
Father and the enforcement of their rights on the earth!
So many portions assigned to the Children of God on the earth remain not accessed, because
the owners lack tenacity! They take whatever comes! No, they aren't being cheated. Have you
had a case where a big seller just forgot to process your order, or some other issue occurred
that hindered you from getting what's yours? You can take it in your stride and let it go.
Or, you can call them up and demand a fix asap! And they get your order sorted out with
added compensation. They didn't set out to cheat you; your order was probably too
insignificant as to make a dent to the company's account, in any case. They probably don't
know you. So, it's up to you to get it fixed!
We are Heaven's Representatives here on the Earth! We are more than conquerors, established
in victories, defended, secure and protected by the Lord of Hosts Himself, who also is our
Father. We are sent to deliver the GOOD NEWS to mankind; that they have been delivered.
But we are dealing with a tyrant who - though openly and decisively defeated, crushed,
3. disarmed and paraded in the Heavenlies - will never let his prisoners go easily. How tenacious
do you think we need to be?
The devil knows that one word from your mouth will send him scampering in fear and terror,
reminding him and re-inflicting the pangs of the eternal defeat he suffered 2 Millenia ago. Yet,
he still attempts - just in case you aren't tenacious; just in case you wouldn't mind a little fever,
lack, insufficiency, or delay every now and then. And many a child of God just easily quits!
Common, Christian. You ought to be strong and tenacious like your Father! It doesn't matter
the armour and mighty weapons of war that you have; if you would fret at the sound a
whistle, then all it takes to defeat you is a whistle!
The wishes and mere utterances of people lacking in persuasion, passion and power of belief
and will is boring to Him. They are a dime a multitude. No wonder several people were
thronging Jesus and He didn't notice. A great multitude crying "Hosanna" and - as good and
great as that is - He had time for Bartimaeus.
Faith people are a subset of tenacious people. There is something about tenacity that makes it
a central theme to faith. Leaders, consistently successfully people are a subset of tenacious
people. No one ever gets to and remains on top by resignation - to fate and circumstance, and
from challenges or difficulties.
Be more tenacious than a bulldog, Human! Be Bold and Courageous; Act like men, Hold fast
to the confession of your faith, Child of God (Joshua 1:6-9; 1 Corinthians 6:14; Hebrews 4:14;
10:23)! You need boldness and courage to possess and divide the inheritance. The Father loves
those who dare!
Ever read about the parable of Jesus on prayer (Luke 18:1-8)? That woman had no strength
against her enemy and her only hope was a wicked, godless, irreverent king. And she
persisted and won! "Get me justice from my adversary", she said. Think about it, she wearied
out a totally soulless and hardened ruler! And Jesus asks, "Shall God not avenge His own
elect?".
We wrongly interpret that parable as being primarily a command to pray (because of the
"ought" in Verse 1). No, Jesus was showing why men should (ought to) pray! He was
illustrating the powerful benefit of prayers! True, we are commanded to pray (1Thessalonians
5:17), but the import of this story is WHY we pray. This story should get us excited to pray
because our Father, Who is Love and unlike the bad judge, will hear us SPEEDILY!
Jesus however asks whether He will find faith - this persistent tenacious all-in faith, the true
Godkind of faith (Luke 11:5-13) - on the earth when He returns? Will you, by the effectiveness
and fervency of your prayer life, say a loud "YES" to Him?
It is so evident that a revelation of the Father is necessary to pray this way. Not God, but the
Father to us! (Luke 11:2) Prayer is based on that revelation and relationship. The Christian has
been wrongly taught and so comes with feelings of a mix of unworthiness, shame, guilt,
timidity, unholy fear, weakness, wretchedness and inferiority! Those that would make
demands think they are at war with the Father to are trying to force Him to do what He
doesn't! How sad!
We come to our Father - the Father of lights, from Whom comes every good and perfect gift!
(James 1:16-17). "It is your Father’s good pleasure to give you the kingdom." (Luke 12:32). It is
His will and His Word! He said to come boldly and with a sense of righteousness (Hebrews
4. 4:14-16; 10:19-23). He wants to see His children act like Him (Ephesians 5:1). He has blessed
us and given us all that is necessary for full manifestation Eternal Life and Godliness. He
wants our best (Ephesians 1:3; 2Peter 1:3; 3John 2; Psalms 35:27)!
We need a greater dimension of this Revelation of the Fatherhood of God and its place in
effective prayer! I thank the Father for my Dad and Mum, whom He has specially called,
equipped and anointed for times like this, and through whom He is expounding and revealing
these things again to the Body of Christ (See https://youtu.be/XqwqlQGrN1s, a teaching just
four days before the initial writing of this letter). We glorify His Name! Hallelujah!! Amen!
He wants us to come to the Throne Room with all certainty and assurance, doubting nothing.
Then He knows we are serious for Him, for He has no pleasure in fools, or those who draw
back (Ecclesiastes 5:4; Hebrews 10:31; James 1:6-8)!
He is my Father, your Father, our Father! In this boldness and with this revelation, go! Amen.
Yours in Him,
ANU A. ADEWUYI (Email)
CHRIST THE CORNERSTONE BIBLE CHURCH INC.
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