| | Jacob Meeting God by Leonard Ravenhill
Topic: Jacob Scripture(s): Genesis 32 | | Description: "greate birds fly alone; the lion goes hunting alone; great fishes swim alone. great men walk alone". In his own emittable segway, right after the previous quote, he states, "i know you didn't say amen, but it's still there". This message is about how God strips every man he chooses to use as his chosen instrument everything that the person relies upon themselves to carry them in their daily life. In this case, Jacob relied on his physical strength, not to mention he also was a cheater.
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| | (Genesis) - Part 30 by Zac Poonen
Topic: Jacob Scripture(s): Genesis 48-50 | | Description: The transformed Jacob could be so mightily used at the end of his life. True prophecy came when his natural strength had been dislocated. The blessings and warnings to Jacob's sons can be equally appropriate to us. Reuben warns us that if we cannot rule over our own passions we cannot lead in the church. "Am I in God's place?" is a good question to ask ourselves if we are secretly delighting in “being God” to other brothers and sisters.
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| | When Jacob Sees His Children by Carter Conlon
Topic: Jacob Scripture(s): Acts 24 | | Description: February 22, 2009 - When there is not an honest seeking of God the church will begin to turn inward and lose her focus on Christ and become a counterfeit religious system with no answer. True value is not in embracing the things of this world but embracing the life of Christ and doing what He has called us to do. In these last days God will bring the truth of Christ back into focus through His church. When this religious system sees the children of God who are empowered by the Holy Spirit and walking in the joy of Jesus, then many will turn back to the Lord in this generation. Religion will forever bend its knee when there is a God-gripped people in the midst.
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