Apr 19, 2020
Guard Your Heart
Series: General
-John 6:59-66, Proverbs 4:23, Ephesians 4:26-27; Matthew 26:6-13, Mark 14:6-7,10-11, John 12: 4-6; Luke 22:1,3-4, Proverbs 19:1; Ecclesiastes 1:21-22, Hebrews 12:12-14
- When we take offense it causes a separation between us and God.
- When we are angry it gives the devil a place that he would not have.
- Offense gives the devil access to our heart.
- Sneaky blessing, whenever we want to we can do the poor good.
- Judas was the ringleader. He was the one Jesus had rebuked.
- When Judas got mad, satan entered into his heart.
- When we take offense it causes a separation between us and God.
- When we are angry it gives the devil a place that he would not have.
- Offense gives the devil access to our heart.
- Sneaky blessing, whenever we want to we can do the poor good.
- Judas was the ringleader. He was the one Jesus had rebuked.
- When Judas got mad, satan entered into his heart.
- Allowing yourself to become offended, disconnects your heart from Jesus.
- It's the person that can overlook an offense that is godly.
- Overlooking an offense makes you look good in the sight of God.
- If we hear too closely we may hear what we don't need to hear.
- Offended people not only don't walk with Jesus, they betray Him.
- When we get offended by what someone said or did, bitterness can take root.
- It's the person that can overlook an offense that is godly.
- Overlooking an offense makes you look good in the sight of God.
- If we hear too closely we may hear what we don't need to hear.
- Offended people not only don't walk with Jesus, they betray Him.
- When we get offended by what someone said or did, bitterness can take root.
- We have to be at peace with each other
- Guard your heart from taking offense.
- when we get offended we don't value
Jesus, His teachings.
- when we get offended we don't value
Jesus, His teachings.
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- Apr 19, 2020Guard Your Heart
Apr 19, 2020Guard Your HeartSeries: General-John 6:59-66, Proverbs 4:23, Ephesians 4:26-27; Matthew 26:6-13, Mark 14:6-7,10-11, John 12: 4-6; Luke 22:1,3-4, Proverbs 19:1; Ecclesiastes 1:21-22, Hebrews 12:12-14
- When we take offense it causes a separation between us and God.
- When we are angry it gives the devil a place that he would not have.
- Offense gives the devil access to our heart.
- Sneaky blessing, whenever we want to we can do the poor good.
- Judas was the ringleader. He was the one Jesus had rebuked.
- When Judas got mad, satan entered into his heart.- Allowing yourself to become offended, disconnects your heart from Jesus.
- It's the person that can overlook an offense that is godly.
- Overlooking an offense makes you look good in the sight of God.
- If we hear too closely we may hear what we don't need to hear.
- Offended people not only don't walk with Jesus, they betray Him.
- When we get offended by what someone said or did, bitterness can take root.- We have to be at peace with each other- Guard your heart from taking offense.
- when we get offended we don't value
Jesus, His teachings. - Apr 12, 2020Now That He Lives
Apr 12, 2020Now That He LivesSeries: GeneralRomans 3:23-28, 6:4-8,23,14,9-11; 2 Corinthians 4- We all have a sin problem and the wages of sin is death.- When Jesus rose from the grave, He solved our problem.- We are freed from the penalty of our sins though Jesus Christ.- Sin has no power over us.- Now that He lives, we live for the glory of God.- The glory of God is God's goodness in our life.- When we live for the glory of God, we become vessels so that the beauty of His spirit can be revealed in the earth.- Wherever we are, we are in the land of the living, as we believe in Jesus.- Doing what we want to do is doing what is consistent with God's person and character.- We've been made free now we need to go and be free.- You have to upload the download that God gives you. Walk it out.
- Apr 5, 2020Prepare for the Harvest to Come
Apr 5, 2020Prepare for the Harvest to ComeSeries: GeneralProverbs 66-11, 19:15, 20:13- Sometimes we can be so spiritual, that we don't make sense.- God doesn't like laziness.- We have to do what is right even when no one is watching.- We need to be doing something, especially now.- A lot who were called in the Bible were doing natural things.- David was tending sheep when God called him.- God is preparing us in the midst.
- Mar 29, 2020Unless I Had Believed
Mar 29, 2020Unless I Had BelievedSeries: GeneralPsalm 27 (v. 13-14),16:8; Romans 5:18,11:16
- David had confidence because of his hope in God.
- David is talking about believing to see.
- Believing can help us to receive.
- The enemy wants to deceive us from believing. Believing is power.
- A person who believes can't be moved.
- Believing comes first.
- We have to believe in the face of the trouble - whatever it is.
- Believing comes in advance. Knowing comes afterwards.
- If you can see the goodness of God in the land of the living, we will outlive our challenges.
- It's the strength of our belief that we overcome.
- David said, "I had fainted" what do you say?
- There's different ways of waiting. Don't just wait on God, wait in faith.
- If we wait in expectation, God will strengthen our heart.
- Stand waiting. Believing to see the goodness of the Lord.
- No matter what we are going through, there is somebody worse off than you. Remember that as ambassadors of Chust.
- We can be the example of God's goodness in the land of the living that someone needs to see. - Mar 22, 2020Stay Focused
Mar 22, 2020Stay FocusedSeries: General2 Chronicles 20:3-12,14-22
- This disease can cause us dis-ease. Stay focused. Don't let it.
- Don't saturate yourself with the news.
- Don't be distracted by what is going on.
- In addition to the distraction, we also have idleness.
- Peter was overcoming storms because he kept his eyes on Jesus.
- Distractions, uncertainty and idleness will take our focus off of God.
- We have no power against the virus.
- When we don't have power, when we don't know what to do - we have to stay focused on God.
- We have to be still and know God. We cannot know God if our hearts and minds are racing 1000 miles an hour.
- The people of God got the victory because they kept their focus.How to keep our focus1- Keep looking to God. (Psalm 121:-2, 123:1-2, 25:15)
- Avoid looking at things that won't help you. (Psalm 101:3,119:37)
- Faith will get us through this.
- Faith will allow us to hold on until God's mercy steps in. (Hebrews 3:1)
2 - Guard your heart. (John 14:1, Proverbs 4:23, Psalm 112:1, 4-8)
- When we guard our heart, and our heart is fixed on God, even bad news doesn't move us.
3- Remember God loves you. (Psalm 91:14-16)
- God makes a promise to those who love Him.
- Because you focus on Him, remain focused on Him, He will deliver you. - Mar 15, 2020The Report of the Lord
Mar 15, 2020The Report of the LordSeries: GeneralIsaiah 53:1,43:6-7; Numbers 13:26-32,14:11-23,36-37; Psalm 106:24; Hebrews 10:36-39; Philippians 4:8; 2 Kings 7:1-2,16-20; Joshua 3:17-4:1; 5:2-5
- The report that the spies gave was an evil report. Any report that contradicts the Word of God is an evil report. God sees an evil report as slander.
- In critical times God will not wink at our sin.
- God created us to give Him. glory. We cannot do that if we are giving evil reports.
- By giving an evil report, it showed that they did not believe Him.
- An evil report is evident of disbelief.
- God takes no pleasure in those who turn away.
- If we take a good report and turn it into an evil report, we bring upon our own destruction.
- We spend too much time thinking and meditating on the report of the world, report of the doctor, but not enough time speaking and meditating on the report of the Lord.
- The blessed man spends time meditating on the Word of the Lord.
- The arm of the Lord is the power of the Lord.
- The power of the Lord is revealed to those who believe the report of the Lord.
- If we do not believe the report of the Lord we will not see God's power.
- An officer died because he did not believe the report of the Lord.
- Some of our blessings are on delay because we do not believe the report of the Lord.
- If we are going to go from the wilderness into our promise, we are going to have to pass clean. Believing the report of the Lord.
- The old man cannot come and be in the promised land. - Mar 8, 2020He Restores Our Soul
Mar 8, 2020He Restores Our SoulSeries: GeneralPsalm 23,19:7,92:12-14; Matthew 11:28-30
- God is our Shepherd. And He is our Host. We are honored guests at His table.- As children of God, we are entitled. Not because of what we have done but because of what Jesus has done.
- When we don't know what to pray we can certainly pray the Bible, Psalm 23, Psalm 91.- We need spiritual restoration, God does it.- Rest and doing nothing are not the equivalent.
- We cannot restore ourselves because we did not make ourselves.
- We have to become better at receiving.
- God causes our life to return.
- We need to develop the habit of going to God first. And going to Him often.
- God helps us to catch our breath.
- We should not be trying to catch up with our life.
- We should ask God on a daily basis to restore our soul.
- The more strength we will have, the closer we walk with Him. He restores us.
- The Word of God restores our soul, our whole person.
- Jesus did not go to the cross, for life to weary us.
- We will not recover our life going on a vacation. God restores us.
- Some of the things are call rest, is not real rest. - Mar 1, 2020God Has Anointed You
Mar 1, 2020God Has Anointed YouSeries: GeneralMatthew 10:13-17; Psalm 105:8-15; 2 Corinthians 1:21; Acts 10:38; Colossians 1:25-27; 1 John 2:20; 1 Corinthians 1:20-22,26-27; Isaiah 10:24-27
- We are anointed because we are Christians.
- When God said touch not my anointed ones, He was referring to us.
- If he succeeds he has us. We have to know who we are.
- God has anointed us to go around healing people, doing good and delivering them from the works of the enemy,
- The enemy wants to attack our identity.
_ It's the Truth that we know which makes us free.
- We have an anointing to know the Truth.
- There is going to come a day where the burden and the yoke will be destroyed. - Feb 23, 2020Be Ready
Feb 23, 2020Be ReadySeries: GeneralMatthew 25:1-13; 24:36,42-44; Numbers 14:37-45; Acts 12:5-16- Being ready when Jesus returns. No one knows the day or the hour.
- Be ready when God moves in our situation.
- When God starts to open doors, will you be ready?
- Every one of us is personally responsible for ourselves.
- When God moves in our lives, it may not be at our convenience.
- We need a power source to generate light. We need the oil of the Holy Ghost in order that our lamps would be lit.
- The lamps are our lives. The oil is the Holy Spirit.
- We can't give away our oil to people who have the same opportunity to get it.
- Gaining oil requires sacrifice.
- People can drain us if we let them.
- If we allow people to take our oil, there will be none left for neither of you.
- We are personally responsible for our own oil supply.- The God who supplies the oil will give it to you freely.
- We can have some oil. We can be low on oil, but we cannot go as far as someone whose tank is full.
- In order to do what God has called you to do, you need to be full of oil.
- When Jesus shows up, He takes the ones who are ready. Those who were not ready, the door was shut.
- There was a time for the children of Israel to go.
- God is going to move in our lives we need to be ready. Our lamps need to be filled.
- Being ready is not as easy as it appears. We need the help of God.
- The believers were praying and still almost missed Peter knocking.
- Don't quench the Holy Spirit.
- Keep spending time with God, keep giving. keep praying, keep meditating on the word. - Feb 16, 2020A Closer Walk With God
Feb 16, 2020A Closer Walk With GodSeries: GeneralGenesis 5:18-24; Hebrews 11:5- God desires a closer walk with Him.- The closer we walk with God the more we will be like Him and reflect His glory.- We can't have power if we are distant from God.- Enoch walked with God by faith, according to the Word and will of God.- Because Enoch walked with God, he had the heart of God.- Enoch walked in a way that pleased God.- When we walk by ourselves, we are vulnerable to the enemy's attacks.- The closer we walk with God, the more we are protected.- Before God took Enoch, he changed Enoch.- Whatever Enoch was, whatever he used to be, He was no longer.- The more we walk with God, the more we will be like Him. The more strength we will have. The more power. And the more we will reflect His glory.