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Enjoying God’s Presence Practically

Enjoying God’s Presence Practically In a world filled with distractions, busyness, and competing priorities, it’s easy to feel disconnected from God. Life’s challenges and routines can make it seem like He’s far away. Yet the truth is, God desires a close and intimate relationship with each of us. The Bible assures us of this in…

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Spiritual Disciplines 2

How do our 5 foundational principles help us make godly decisions? In our faith journey, our commitments are not mere promises but powerful declarations of our unwavering dedication to God. They signify our resolute determination to live in submission to His will, fiercely combat sin, and wholeheartedly pursue righteousness in alignment with His purpose. Our…

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Spiritual Disciplines 1

How does understanding God’s Standard help us build a foundation for Spiritual Disciplines? The fundamental question we must address when delving into spiritual disciplines is: what is God’s standard? Jesus emphatically stated in Matthew 5:48, “You therefore must be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect.” Peter reinforced this message in 1 Peter 1:16, “You…

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Deliverance Ministry

God is ALWAYS the subject, and His people are ALWAYS the object. The temporal deliverance so dominant in the Old Testament falls into the background in the New. However, the historical accounts in the Old Testament prove that God is the great deliverer. Is Deliverance Ministry Biblical? Before experiencing spiritual rebirth through the Holy Spirit…

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God and Suffering

One of the primary reasons suffering is often misunderstood in our culture and within the Church is due to our lack of deep understanding of our God. The more we learn about our God, the more consistently we trust Him rather than our circumstances. We must not define God and suffering based on our circumstances….

Enjoying God’s Presence in His Word through the indwelling Holy Spirit. Part 3

At the beginning of this series, we focused a lot of attention on how Moses was the mediator for the people of Israel. We then moved to part 2 to focus on Jesus, God’s perfect mediator and the one who opened the door through means of His flesh to God’s presence. Finally, with Jesus in…