| | When Supplies Run Low by Jim Cymbala
Topic: Prayer Scripture(s): John 2:1-11 | | Description: In this message, Pastor Cymbala provides guidance to practical every day / every need praying. John 2: 1-11
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| | Life of Elijah - Part 2 by Major Ian Thomas
Topic: Elijah Scripture(s): 1Kings 17, Hebrews 9:14, John 3:34 | | Description: This Elijah series is an excellent study on the life of Elijah. We see the blessings from his obedience and the results of his disobedience. A perfect example for each of us to apply to our daily lives.
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| | Become an inward Christian by Hans R. Waldvogel
Topic: Inward Life Scripture(s): John 4:10, 1 Corinthians 1:30 | | Description: I think this word of Jesus, “Ye shall neither in this mountain nor yet at Jerusalem worship God” might have knocked the bottom out of the enthusiasm of the Pentecostal convention that went to Jerusalem. My, people thought it was such a wonderful thing—and they have for 2000 years traveled to Jerusalem. And when you come there—I’ve been there twice myself—you find nothing like you find here, right in this room. I tell you the truth, you don’t. You can find in Brooklyn something that’s better than I’ve found in Jerusalem. People talk about… Jesus Christ said, “Neither in Jerusalem nor in this mountain.” And yet people travel all over the world to get some entertainment, and God is looking for men and women who will have sense enough to come to Him and do as He says. He is seeking men and women who worship Him “in spirit and in truth.” And in order to create such men and women, the Lord Jesus Christ has offered us a great and wonderful gift here. And I would like to impress our hearts tonight with the fact that Jesus Christ has a great blessing: “If thou knewest the gift of God.” Oh, to know that gift of God!
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| | 25 Principle 21 - Hungering After the True Holy Spirit Baptism by Principles For The Gathering of Believers
Topic: Audio Books Scripture(s): Acts 8:18-19, 2 Timothy 2:21, John 4:23 | | Description: It was asked of one brother that travels amongst the house Churches in the Chinese Church and speaks with the underground leaders, “How do the Chinese choose the leaders?” The answer was simple; the brother responded: “Whoever is the hungriest after God, they are the leaders.” Such a need is present in our time for more leaders who are hungry for the Lord and baptized in His Holy Spirit. There is a vast difference between one that seeks the Baptism of the Spirit simply for power377 and one that seeks to know the Lord intimately and desires to be His vessel, fully surrendered.
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| | What Is Faith - Part 1 by Manley Beasley
Topic: Faith Scripture(s): John 6:28 | | Description: The Bible is mean to be heard, accepted but beyond all of that it is to be obeyed. True faith is taught by Manley Beasley as obedient faith. He shares great truths on this subject and from Jesus's teachings.
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| | ONLY THE HUNGRY by Basilea Schlink
Topic: Radio Show Scripture(s): John 6:35 | | Description: What a joyous message! Who can experience His reality? Not the rich and satisfied, but the poor people who are lacking everything. Kanaan is the home of the Evangelical Sisterhood of Mary, an international, interdenominational organization founded in 1947 within the framework of the German Evangelical (Protestant) Church. Website: www.kanaan.org
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| | Abandonment by Hans R. Waldvogel
Topic: Abandonment Scripture(s): Psalm 131:2, John 6:57 | | Description: “Abandonment is the key to the inner court, so that he who knows truly how to abandon himself will soon become perfect.” We have a German hymn that says the same thing: “Ergebung heißt das schöne Wort.” And this morning, there’s a wonderful light shining in this place. It’s this: that we’re learning, slowly, to abandon ourselves. Now, a person, of course, can abandon himself to sin—to flesh, to lust, to pride, to sensitiveness, to all the works of the flesh. But the wonderful thing is that we have learned—or are learning—to abandon ourselves to Jesus, or “wholly give ourselves to One who gives Himself to us”.
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| | The Origin of the Nations by Art Katz
Topic: Nations Scripture(s): 1 Corinthians 2:9-12, 1 Corinthians 1:29, John 6:63 | | Description: The nations are not a geographical accident, but distinctively given in the creative work of God. Israel, however, is the provision of God for the redemption of all nations. Out of Abraham was to come a seed and a nation, and out of that nation an enduring Kingdom.
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| | Spiritual Religion by C. H. Spurgeon
Topic: Scripture(s): John 6:63 | | Description: INTENDED FOR READING ON LORD'S-DAY, JUNE 3RD, 1900, DELIVERED BY C. H. SPURGEON, AT NEW PARK STREET CHAPEL, SOUTHWARK, ON A THURSDAY EVENING, EARLY IN THE YEAR 1858. It is the spirit that quickeneth; the flesh profiteth nothing. John 6:63. To a casual reader, it looks as if the meaning of this passage lay upon the very surface; but he who has studied the chapter carefully has discovered that it is a sentence replete with many difficulties as to the exact interpretation of it. I shall not, however, waste your time by entering into any critical discussion of it; but shall only try to give you simply what I believe to be the mind of the Spirit, as uttered by the lips of Jesus in this passage; and after I have done that, I shall then revert to what I shall call the meaning which any person would give to it who is not a diligent and careful student of Scripture. That meaning being true, although not the special truth taught in this passage, I shall briefly enlarge upon it. It is the spirit that quickeneth; the flesh profiteth nothing. I suppose there is not a man in the world who could form any intelligent idea of what a spirit is. It is very easy for persons to define a spirit by saying what it is not; but I query whether there is, or ever could be, any man who could form any idea of what it is. We sometimes talk about seeing a spirit; ignorant persons in ages gone by, and some living now in benighted villages, talk about seeing spirits by night.
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