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30 November 2015

Answers to Prayer George Müller - 1


CHAPTER I
BEGINNING AND EARLY DAYS OF THE ORPHAN WORK.

"That the trial of your faith, being much more precious than of gold that
perisheth, though it be tried with fire, might be found unto praise and honour
and glory at the appearing of Jesus Christ."--1 Peter, i. 7.

Mr. George Müller, the founder of the New Orphan-Houses, Ashley Down,
Bristol (institutions that have been for many years the greatest monuments of
modern times to a prayer-answering God), gives in that most valuable and
instructive book, "A Narrative of Some of the Lord's Dealings with George
Müller," Vol. I., among other reasons for establishing an Orphan-House, the
following:--

"Sometimes I found children of God tried in mind by the prospect of old age,
when they might be unable to work any longer, and therefore were harassed
by the fear of having to go into the poorhouse. If in such a case I pointed out
to them, how their Heavenly Father has always helped those who put their
trust in Him, they might not, perhaps, always say, that times have changed;
but yet it was evident enough, that God was not looked upon by them as the
LIVING God. My spirit was ofttimes bowed down by this, and I longed to set
something before the children of God, whereby they might see, that He does
not forsake, even in our day, those who rely upon Him.

"Another class of persons were brethren in business, who suffered in their
souls, and brought guilt on their consciences, by carrying on their business,
almost in the same way as unconverted persons do. The competition in trade,
the bad times, the over-peopled country, were given as reasons why, if the
business were carried on simply according to the word of God, it could not be
expected to do well. Such a brother, perhaps, would express the wish, that he
might be differently situated; but very rarely did I see that there was a stand
made for God, that there was the holy determination to trust in the living God,
and to depend on Him, in order that a good conscience might be maintained.
To this class likewise I desired to show, by a visible proof, that God is
unchangeably the same.

"Then there was another class of persons, individuals who were in professions
in which they could not continue with a good conscience, or persons who were
in an unscriptural position with reference to spiritual things; but both classes
feared, on account of the consequences, to give up the profession in which
they could not abide with God, or to leave their position, lest they should be
thrown out of employment. My spirit longed to be instrumental in strengthening
their faith, by giving them not only instances from the word of God, of His
willingness and ability to help all those who rely upon Him, but to show them
by proofs, that He is the same in our day.
 I well knew that the Word of God
ought to be enough, and it was, by grace, enough, to me; but still, I considered
that I ought to lend a helping hand to my brethren, if by any means, by this
visible proof to the unchangeable faithfulness of the Lord, I might strengthen
their hands in God; for I remembered what a great blessing my own soul had
received through the Lord's dealings with His servant A. H. Franke, who in
dependence upon the living God alone, established an immense
Orphan-House, which I had seen many times with my own eyes. I, therefore,
judged myself bound to be the servant of the Church of God, in the particular
point on which I had obtained mercy: namely, in being able to take God by His
word and to rely upon it.

 All these exercises of my soul, which resulted from
the fact that so many believers, with whom I became acquainted, were
harassed and distressed in mind, or brought guilt on their consciences, on
account of not trusting in the Lord; were used by God to awaken in my heart
the desire of setting before the church at large, and before the world, a proof
that He has not in the least changed; and this seemed to me best done, by the
establishing of an Orphan-House. It needed to be something which could be
seen, even by the natural eye.

 Now, if I, a poor man, simply by prayer and faith, obtained without asking any individual, the means for establishing and carrying on an Orphan-House, there would be something which, with the
Lord's blessing, might be instrumental in strengthening the faith of the children
of God, besides being a testimony to the consciences of the unconverted, of
the reality of the things of God. This, then, was the primary reason for
establishing the Orphan-House. I certainly did from my heart desire to be used
by God to benefit the bodies of poor children, bereaved of both parents, and
seek in other respects, with the help of God, to do them good for this life;--

I also particularly longed to be used by God in getting the dear orphans trained
up in the fear of God;--but still, the first and primary object of the work was
(and still is:) that God might be magnified by the fact, that the orphans under
my care are provided with all they need, only by prayer and faith without
anyone being asked by me or my fellow-laborers whereby it may be seen, that
God is FAITHFUL STILL, and HEARS PRAYER STILL.

 That I was not mistaken, has been abundantly proved since November, 1835, both by the
conversion of many sinners who have read the accounts, which have been
published in connection with this work, and also by the abundance of fruit that
has followed in the hearts of the saints, for which from my inmost soul, I desire
to be grateful to God, and the honor and glory of which not only is due to Him
alone, but, which I, by His help, am enabled to ascribe to Him."
"OPEN THY MOUTH WIDE."

In the account written by Mr. Müller dated Jan. 16, 1836, respecting the
Orphan-House intended to be established in Bristol in connection with the
Scriptural Knowledge Institution for Home and Abroad, we read:--

"When, of late, the thoughts of establishing an Orphan-House, in dependence
upon the Lord, revived in my mind, during the first two weeks I only prayed
that if it were of the Lord, he would bring it about, but if not that He graciously
would be pleased to take all thoughts about it out of my mind. My uncertainty
about knowing the Lord's mind did not arise from questioning whether it would
be pleasing in His sight, that there should be an abode and Scriptural
education provided for destitute fatherless and motherless children; but
whether it were His will that I should be the instrument of setting such an
object on foot, as my hands were already more than filled. My comfort,
however, was, that, if it were His will, He would provide not merely the means,
but also suitable individuals to take care of the children, so that my part of the
work would take only such a portion of my time, as, considering the
importance of the matter, I might give, notwithstanding my many other
engagements. The whole of those two weeks I never asked the Lord for
money or for persons to engage in the work.

"On December 5th, however, the subject of my prayer all at once became
different. I was reading Psalm lxxxi., and was particularly struck, more than at
any time before, with verse 10: "Open thy month wide, and I will fill it." I
thought a few moments about these words, and then was led to apply them to
the case of the Orphan-House. It struck me that I had never asked the Lord for
anything concerning it, except to know His will, respecting its being
established or not; and I then fell on my knees and opened my mouth wide,
asking Him for much. I asked in submission to His will, and without fixing a
time when He should answer my petition. I prayed that He would give me a
house, i. e., either as a loan, or that someone might be led to pay the rent for
one, or that one might be given permanently for this object; further, I asked
Him for £1000; and likewise for suitable individuals to take care of the children.
Besides this, I have been since led to ask the Lord, to put into the hearts of
His people to send me articles of furniture for the house, and some clothes for
the children. When I was asking the petition, I was fully aware what I was
doing, i. e., that I was asking for something which I had no natural prospect of
obtaining from the brethren whom I know, but which was not too much for the
Lord to grant."

"December 10, 1835.--This morning I received a letter, in which a brother and
sister wrote thus:--"We propose ourselves for the service of the intended
Orphan-House, if you think us qualified for it; also to give up all the furniture,
 which the Lord has given us, for its use; and to do this without receiving
any salary whatever; believing that if it be the will of the Lord to employ us, He
will supply all our needs, and care."

"Dec. 13.--A brother was influenced this day to give 4s. per week, or £10 8s.
yearly, as long as the Lord gives the means; 8s. was given by him as two
weeks' subscriptions. To-day a brother and sister offered themselves, with all
their furniture, and all the provisions which they have in the house, if they can
"When, of late, the thoughts of establishing an Orphan-House, in dependence
upon the Lord, revived in my mind, during the first two weeks I only prayed
that if it were of the Lord, he would bring it about, but if not that He graciously
would be pleased to take all thoughts about it out of my mind. My uncertainty
about knowing the Lord's mind did not arise from questioning whether it would
be pleasing in His sight, that there should be an abode and Scriptural
education provided for destitute fatherless and motherless children; but
whether it were His will that I should be the instrument of setting such an
object on foot, as my hands were already more than filled. My comfort,
however, was, that, if it were His will, He would provide not merely the means,
but also suitable individuals to take care of the children, so that my part of the
work would take only such a portion of my time, as, considering the
importance of the matter, I might give, notwithstanding my many other
engagements. The whole of those two weeks I never asked the Lord for
money or for persons to engage in the work.

"On December 5th, however, the subject of my prayer all at once became
different. I was reading Psalm lxxxi., and was particularly struck, more than at
any time before, with verse 10: "Open thy month wide, and I will fill it." I
thought a few moments about these words, and then was led to apply them to
the case of the Orphan-House. It struck me that I had never asked the Lord for
anything concerning it, except to know His will, respecting its being
established or not; and I then fell on my knees and opened my mouth wide,
asking Him for much. I asked in submission to His will, and without fixing a
time when He should answer my petition.

 I prayed that He would give me a house, i. e., either as a loan, or that someone might be led to pay the rent for one, or that one might be given permanently for this object; further, I asked
Him for £1000; and likewise for suitable individuals to take care of the children.
Besides this, I have been since led to ask the Lord, to put into the hearts of
His people to send me articles of furniture for the house, and some clothes for
the children. When I was asking the petition, I was fully aware what I was
doing, i. e., that I was asking for something which I had no natural prospect of
obtaining from the brethren whom I know, but which was not too much for the
Lord to grant."

"December 10, 1835.--This morning I received a letter, in which a brother and
sister wrote thus:--"We propose ourselves for the service of the intended
Orphan-House, if you think us qualified for it; also to give up all the furniture,
&c., which the Lord has given us, for its use; and to do this without receiving
any salary whatever; believing that if it be the will of the Lord to employ us, He
will supply all our needs, and cares."

"Dec. 13.--A brother was influenced this day to give 4s. per week, or £10 8s.
yearly, as long as the Lord gives the means; 8s. was given by him as two
weeks' subscriptions. To-day a brother and sister offered themselves, with all
their furniture, and all the provisions which they have in the house, if they can
 be usefully employed in the concerns of the Orphan-House."

A GREAT ENCOURAGEMENT.
"Dec. 17.--I was rather cast down last evening and this morning about the
matter, questioning whether I ought to be engaged in this way, and was led to
ask the Lord to give me some further encouragement. Soon after were sent by
a brother two pieces of print, the one seven and the other 23¾ yards, 6¾
yards of calico, four pieces of lining, about four yards altogether, a sheet, and
a yard measure. This evening another brother brought a clothes horse, three
frocks, four pinafores, six handkerchiefs, three counterpanes, one blanket, two
pewter salt cellars, six tin cups, and six metal tea spoons; he also brought 3s.
6d. given to him by three different individuals. At the same time he told me that
it had been put into the heart of an individual to send to-morrow £100."
ONE THOUSAND POUNDS.

"June 15, 1837.--To-day I gave myself once more earnestly to prayer
respecting the remainder of the £1000. This evening £5 was given, so that
now the whole sum is made up. To the Glory of the Lord, whose I am, and
whom I serve, I would state again, that every shilling of this money, and all the
articles of clothing and furniture, which have been mentioned in the foregoing
pages, have been given to me, without one single individual having been
asked by me for anything."

ORPHANS FOR THE BUILDING.
In a third statement, containing the announcement of the opening of the
Orphan-House, for destitute female children, and a proposal for the
establishment of an Infant Orphan-House, which was sent to the press on May
18, 1836, Mr. Müller wrote:--
"So far as I remember, I brought even the most minute circumstances
concerning the Orphan-House before the Lord in my petitions, being
conscious of my own weakness and ignorance. There was, however, one
point I never had prayed about, namely that the Lord would send children; for I
naturally took it for granted that there would be plenty of applications. The
nearer, however, the day came which had been appointed for receiving
applications, the more I had a secret consciousness, that the Lord might
disappoint my natural expectations, and show me that I could not prosper in
one single thing without Him. The appointed time came, and not even one
application was made. I had before this been repeatedly tried, whether I might
not, after all, against the Lord's mind, have engaged in the work. This
circumstance now led me to lie low before my God in prayer the whole of the
evening, February 3, and to examine my heart once more as to all the motives
concerning it; and being able, as formerly, to say, that His glory was my chief
 aim, i. e., that it might be seen that it is not a vain thing to trust in the living
God,--and that my second aim was the spiritual welfare of the
orphan-children,--and the third their bodily welfare; and still continuing in
prayer, I was at last brought to this state, that I could say from my heart, that I
should rejoice in God being glorified in this matter, though it were by bringing
the whole to nothing. But as still, after all, it seemed to me more tending to the
glory of God, to establish and prosper the Orphan-House, I could then ask
Him heartily, to send applications. I enjoyed now a peaceful state of heart
concerning the subject, and was also more assured than ever that God would
establish it. The very next day, February 4, the first application was made, and
since then 42 more have been made."

"JUST FOR TO-DAY."
Later on, when there were nearly 100 persons to be maintained, and the funds
were reduced to about £20, Mr. Müller writes:--
"July 22 [1838].--This evening I was walking in our little garden, meditating on
Heb. xiii. 8, "Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to-day, and for ever."
Whilst meditating on His unchangeable love, power, wisdom, &c.--and turning
all, as I went on, into prayer respecting myself; and whilst applying likewise
His unchangeable love, and power and wisdom, &c., both to my present
spiritual and temporal circumstances:--all at once the present need of the
Orphan-House was brought to my mind. Immediately I was led to say to
myself, Jesus in His love and power has hitherto supplied me with what I have
needed for the Orphans, and in the same unchangeable love and power He
will provide me with what I may need for the future. A flow of joy came into my
soul whilst realising thus the unchangeableness of our adorable Lord. About
one minute after, a letter was brought me, enclosing a bill for £20. In it was
written: "Will you apply the amount of the enclosed bill to the furtherance of
the objects of your Scriptural Knowledge Society, or of your Orphan
Establishment, or in the work and cause of our Master in any way that He
Himself, on your application to Him, may point out to you. It is not a great sum,
but it is a sufficient provision for the exigency of to-day; and it is for to-day's
exigencies, that, ordinarily, the Lord provides. To-morrow, as it brings its
demands, will find its supply, etc."
"[Of this £20 I took £10 for the Orphan fund, and £10 for trip other objects, and
was thus enabled to meet the expenses of about £34 which, in connection
with the Orphan-Houses, came upon me within four days afterwards, and
which I knew beforehand would come.]"

WAITING FOR HELP.
"Nov. 21, 1838.--Never were we so reduced in funds as to-day. There was not
a single halfpenny in hand between the matrons of the three houses.

26 November 2015

GOD’S NOT GUILTY Lesson 13 of 48


** If you want to know what God is doing in your life - then stop, and study this lesson which shows how to see the True and Holy purpose of the Lord God works in your life!

 He is not guilty as so many try to blame Him!

GOD is Good beyond your greatest imagination or expactations!

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LEVEL 1 LESSON 13
GOD’S NOT GUILTY

By Andrew Wommack

Today I want to share one of the most important things God has ever done in my life.
It seems people automatically believe everything that happens to them is from God, that He controls
everything. The reason for this is that by definition, God is supreme and all-powerful, and they just
assume He controls everything that happens in their lives. Even unbelievers believe it.

There are many Christians who promote this doctrine, and it has become ingrained in their lives. I believe what Scripture teaches is contrary to this, and it’s very important that you learn this lesson. James 1:13-17 says, “Let no man say when he is tempted, I am tempted of God; for God cannot be tempted with evil, neither tempteth he any man: But every man is tempted, when he is drawn away of his own lust, and enticed. Then when lust hath conceived, it bringeth forth sin: and sin, when it is finished, bringeth forth death. Do not err, my brethren. Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and  cometh down from the Father of lights, with whom is no variableness, neither shadow of turning.”
These verses make it very clear that God is the author of the good things.
Jesus said in John 10:10, “The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly.”

 If it’s good, it’s God; if it’s bad, it’s the devil.
 
That’s very simple theology. The reason this is so critical is because James 4:7 says, “Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.”
 This says we have to submit, or yield control, to God and resist the devil. 
The word “resist” means to actively fight against.
When people believe everything that happens in life is totally from God—for example,
sickness, failure in business, losing a job, rebellious children, or divorce—that puts them in the
position of being passive.
If they really believe God is the author of a situation and is using it to punish them or change them, they would be fighting against Him if they resist.
Yet, James 4:7 says to resist the devil and he will flee from you. You have to submit yourself to God. This shows that certain things are of God and certain things are of the devil. There is a force of evil in this world, and not everything that happens in your life comes from God.
If you don’t understand that, you will end up submitting to the devil, and actually empowering Satan.

I want to bring out a passage in Romans because it is misused so often. I’ve actually been
to funerals where people don’t know anything about God, don’t go to church, and know hardly any
Scripture, but they know this one. Romans 8:28 says, “And we know that all things work together
for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to His purpose.”
This has been interpreted to say that whatever happens in your life, God does it and works it together for good in some way.

I actually was at a funeral for a young boy and girl who had been mixing alcohol and drugs, got into a car, drove too fast on a slick road, slid around a corner, hit a telephone pole, and were both killed.
The preacher quoted this Scripture, “We know all things work together for good,”
and said God must have a purpose in doing this.

 God didn’t kill those teenagers, and in a sense, you can’t even say the devil did it. It was the teenagers.

 I’m sure the devil enticed them to rebel against the standards their parents and others had taught them, but ultimately it was their choice. They’re the ones who did the dope and alcohol; they’re the ones that hit the telephone pole. That was a natural thing, and God wasn’t the source of it.

What does it mean when it says “we know that all things work together for good”? 
First of all, it didn’t say we know all things come from God and work together for good. It says all things work together for good but puts qualifications on it: “to them that love God.”
This Scripture doesn’t work for a person who doesn’t love God. 

That is so obvious that it should go without saying, but it is amazing how people apply it toward instances like these young people who were doing drugs and alcohol and were in total rebellion against God and His principles. This says it only works together for good to those who love God, and to those that are the called according to his purpose.

In 1 John 3:8 it says, “For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the
works of the devil.” 

God manifested Himself to destroy Satan’s work. That’s His purpose, and it will only work together for good for those who love Him and are called according to His purpose; that is, those who are walking in this calling, are resisting the devil, and are out to destroy his works.
Those who are resisting the devil and living for God can say that regardless of what the devil does in their lives, God can turn it around and use it for good.

We need to start discerning that God does not control everything in our lives. There is an
enemy that comes to kill, steal, and destroy, but Jesus has come to give us life. We have to choose life
and willfully recognize that God’s not guilty of everything that comes into our lives.

If God was a physical human being who did the things He is accused of, such as putting
cancer, deformities, depression, sorrow, and grief on people, I guarantee there isn’t a government
on earth that wouldn’t arrest, imprison, or try to stop Him. Yet we think God, who is much more
merciful than any person we’ve met or imagined in our lives, is going around striking people and
doing this.

 There are some things that are demonic attacks and some that are natural, and not all
disasters are God ordained. The insurance companies write in their policies “acts of God, such as
earthquakes and pestilence.” No, God is not the author of all these things.

GOD’S NOT GUILTY

1. Read James 1:13. Does God cause men to be tempted
by evil?

JAMES 1:13 – Let no man say when he is tempted, I am tempted of God:
for God cannot be tempted with evil, neither tempteth he any man.


2. Read James 1:17. Where do good gifts come from?

JAMES 1:17 – Every good gift and every perfect gift is from
above, and cometh down from the Father of lights, with whom
is no variableness, neither shadow of turning.

3. Read John 10:10. Who is the thief?

JOHN 10:10 – The thief cometh not, but for to steal,
and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that they might have
life, and that they might have it more abundantly.

4. Read John 10:10. What are his purposes?

JOHN 10:10 – The thief cometh not, but for to steal,
and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that they might have
life, and that they might have it more abundantly.

5. Read John 10:10. What is the reason Jesus came?

JOHN 10:10 – The thief cometh not, but for to steal,
and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that they might have
life, and that they might have it more abundantly.

6. Read James 4:7. What is the result of submitting
yourself to God and resisting the devil?

 JAMES 4:7 – Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.

 7. Read Romans 8:28. Does Romans 8:28 say that all
things are from God?


ROMANS 8:28 – And we know that all things work together for good
to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.

8. Read Acts 10:38. Is sickness from God?

 ACTS 10:38 – How God anointed Jesus of Nazarethwith the Holy Ghost
and with power: who went about doing good,
and healing all that were oppressed of the devil; for God was with him.

9. Read 1 John 3:8. What was the purpose that the Son
of God was manifested?

1 JOHN 3:8 – He that committeth sin is of the devil;
for the devil sinneth from the beginning. For this purpose the
Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil.



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LESSON 13 GOD’S NOT GUILTY
1. Read James 1:13. Does God cause men to be tempted by evil?
No

2. Read James 1:17. Where do good gifts come from?
The Father of lights

3. Read John 10:10. Who is the thief?
 Satan - The Devil

4. Read John 10:10. What are his purposes?
To steal, kill, and destroy

5. Read John 10:10. What is the reason Jesus came?
To give us life more abundantly

6. Read James 4:7. What is the result of submitting yourself to God and resisting the devil?
He will flee from me

7. Read Romans 8:28. Does Romans 8:28 say that all things are from God?
No

8. Read Acts 10:38. Is sickness from God?
No

9. Read 1 John 3:8. What was the purpose that the Son of God was manifested?
To destroy the works of the devil



Copyright © 2012, Andrew Wommack

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22 November 2015

Confusion reigns supreme in many lives...

It is a shame that some people never understand or live real life... 
They just exist in a vacuum of non thought or action!!

The problem is these people exist at the whims and desires of others...

 Usually the others are using them to better their position in life... Such is the lot of so many today... Look at street gangs, and certain  clubs or parties...

If you find yourself in this position and can think "what is wrong with this picture" then you may just have received an opportunity to make a positive change in your life... 

I am sure the opportunity is there you just have to decide to take it... 
In other words step out on faith, believe in yourself, and do something constructive...
Get out of : the dope, or the gang, or the group, or the sexual hang up or the job, or racial thinking, or the limited mind set, or the whoa is me, thing... 

These only limit and imprison you just is if you were locked up some where... 


Your live is about how well you learn to live, and that if you have to make the right decisions then take some action to succeed....

I could give you a sob story about my past; but that will not really help you; just know I have been there and done that... You need to start to evaluate your life and plan what you would like to see for the rest of your life...  At times the Lord God impresses upon me to act!

 Now just to let you know there are no guarantees in this, except that if you do not try something new and different you will die in your present condition... 
 Good , bad or in different!!

So decide now how you want to spend the rest of your life? 

 The past is done, and today is all you have to work with, make the best of it... 
Seek a friend or advice from someone you know to be true or find is successful  by doing better than your present station in life... 

Watch and learn how to be of assistance to others, using the talents GOD has given you.... Yes, each of us has certain talents, and we can do some things better than others... Find these talents and then proceed to develop them so you can be a better person... This is the real course of life...

All else is confusion and doubt... Live by the truth in your life and do not let the confusion of the world lead you down a pathway of destruction... 

A positive attitude of gratitude will break the bonds of slavery that bind you to what ever ... Slavery is not just a term or thing in history, it is an actual condition of control used  as the main tool of the Devil, bringing both doubt and confusion as his best tools to ruin people's lives...

Slavery is : being in debt, living a racial or group thought pattern, having envy in your heart, coveting the things of others... Get out of this type of thought pattern... It will lead you to ruin and heartache... Think on these things, and seek the hope, and good in life, as you help others...

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 Learn to get the confusion or doubt out of your life and existence! 

INTEGRITY OF GOD’S WORD Lesson 12 of 48


LESSON 12
INTEGRITY OF GOD’S WORD

By Andrew Wommack

Mark 4 is a tremendous chapter about the integrity of God’s Word—the power, the character,
and the faith in it. There were at least ten parables taught during this one day.
You have to compare Mark 4 with Matthew 13 and Luke 8 to come up with that. There were a number of parables, one of which was about the sower sowing seed.

In Mark 4:26, it says, “So is the kingdom of God, as if a man should cast seed into the ground.” Remember that in verse 14 it says this seed is the Word of God.

God isn’t really teaching you how to be a farmer, but is using a natural thing to illustrate spiritual
truth. Verse 27 says, “And should sleep, and rise night and day, and the seed should spring and grow up, he knows not how.” Now, I believe that’s important. It says the man doesn’t really understand. He doesn’t know how this is happening.

Some people say, “I just don’t understand what you’re talking about. How can reading
the Word of God really change me and cause God’s life to come alive inside me?” I don’t totally
understand it, but I know it works. I don’t understand how you can put a tiny seed in the ground and
have an entire stalk of corn come up with ears of corn on it and reproduce a hundredfold. Nobody
fully understands it, but it works, and I tell you that this works. Reading God’s Word and letting it
begin to saturate you changes your attitude, your experience, and your perceptions.

Verse 28 says, “For the earth brings forth fruit of herself.” The earth was made to incubate
seed, and to germinate and release that life. Your heart was made for the Word of God—it really was.
God’s Word was created to be placed in your heart. Just taking a Bible and holding it close, putting it
on your coffee table, or carrying it with you doesn’t have any virtue. It doesn’t release power in your
life. You have to take the Word, make it a seed, and plant it in your heart.

When you do that, your heart is designed to bring forth fruit of itself. It will automatically change the way things work in your life. The verse continues, “First the blade, then the ear, after that the full corn in the ear.” This implies that there are stages or steps to growth and maturity. People come to me all the time expressing that they’re believing God for something really good, a godly thing I can agree with. But if they have never done anything, if they have never led a person to the Lord, I can guarantee they aren’t going to have a television or radio ministry within the next few weeks.

You have to do things in steps. There are stages to receiving from God, and that’s what this
parable is illustrating. First of all, you have to start, and then comes the hope, and then the faith,
and then it produces results. There are always steps to victory. No one is going to go from zero to a
thousand miles per hour all at once. Though it may be a godly desire, it isn’t going to work that way.

This Scripture is showing that the kingdom of God is like a seed. The Word has to be planted in your
heart, and growth comes in stages: first the blade, then the ear, then the full corn in the ear. The next
verse says, “But when the fruit is brought forth, immediately he put in the sickle, because the
harvest is come.” There are stages, but eventually there will come a time of fruitfulness and maturity.

The point is made in verse 35, “And the same day when the even was come, he saith unto
them, Let us pass over unto the other side.” Jesus had been teaching them all day about the power
of the Word, how the Word is like a seed, and how it will release God’s life into your life. He’d been
teaching them this in at least ten parables, so here He gives them a test. He tells them, “All right,
here’s the word from the Lord—let’s go to the other side of the lake.” He didn’t say “Let’s get into
the boat, go halfway across the lake, and drown,” but “Let’s go to the other side.” Then He got into
the boat and went to sleep.

 The story goes that a great storm came and water filled the boat. You have to remember that this wasn’t a cabin cruiser with berths below deck where Jesus was dry and didn’t know what was going on. It was an open boat and Jesus was asleep, sloshing around in the water. The reason this was significant is because He knew what was going on, but He was still trying to sleep. The disciples got upset, came to Him, and said, “Master, don’t you care that we perish?
In other words, they were saying, “Do something! Get a pail and bail water! Row, do something! You’re not pulling your weight!”

Many times people do the same thing with God today and say, “God, why haven’t you done
something?”
God has done something. He’s provided everything we need through the atonement of the Lord Jesus. He has produced His Word and given us all these seeds. It’s our job to sow them into our hearts. He’s given us the Scripture, and it’s our job to take the seed, put it in our hearts, and meditate on it until it releases life. But the disciples wanted to wake Jesus up and say, “Why don’t you do something?”

He got up, rebuked the wind and the waves, there was a calm. Then He turned around and said to His disciples, “Why are you so fearful?

" How is it you have no faith?” He didn’t say, “Hey, guys, I’m sorry. I should have done something.” No, His part was to teach them the Word and give them promises, and it was their part to take the Word and believe the promises. 
 God has provided everything through Jesus coming to this earth. He gave you everything it takes to succeed in every area of your life in seed form in the Word. All you have to do is take the seeds of the Word of God and plant them in your hearts through reading it, meditating on it, thinking on it, and letting it take root on the inside of you. As you do that, you will be able to stand up and stop the storms in your life.

I believe God’s best was for these disciples to take the teaching Jesus gave them that day and
say, “Let’s go over to the other side.”

They could have said, “According to everything He taught to us today, this is a promise.

 This is the Creator of the universe who said let’s go to the other side, not let’s go halfway and drown. They could have taken that word, mixed it with faith, and rebuked the wind and the waves.
That’s exactly what Jesus said: “O you of little faith, why did you doubt?”

You know what?

We need to believe God’s Word and act upon it.

** Take time to seek and answer all the questions below!    
This is where you will come learn to use the Word of God in your life and Grow in Spirit! 


   -----------------------------------------------------------

1. Read Matthew 13:19. If we do not plant God’s Word into our hearts, what will happen to it?


MATTHEW 13:19 – When any one hears the word of the kingdom, and understands
it not, then in comes the wicked one, and catches away that which was sown in his heart.
This is he which received seed by the way side.

2. Read Joshua 1:8. When should we meditate on God’s Word?

JOSHUA 1:8 – This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth; but thou
shalt meditate therein day and night, that thou may observe to do according to
all that is written therein: for then thou shalt make thy way prosperous, and then thou
shalt have good success.

3. Read John 6:63. According to this verse, God’s Word is _____________________ .

JOHN 6:63 – It is the spirit that quickens; the flesh profits nothing: the words
that I speak unto you, they are spirit, and they are life.



4. Read Matthew 4:4.
Mankind should live not by physical food alone but by _____________________.

MATTHEW 4:4 – But he answered and said, It is written, Man shall not live
by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds  out of the mouth of God.

5. Read Ephesians 6:17. God’s Word is like what kind of weapon?

 EPHESIANS 6:17 – And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the
word of God.

6. Can a sword do damage to its enemy?

7. Read Romans 8:6.
When we give proper place to God’s Word in our lives, we will have __________________.

ROMANS 8:6 – For to be carnally minded is death; but to be spiritually minded is life and peace.


8. Read 2 Corinthians 3:18. What we set our attention on is what we become full of. What should we set our focus on?

2 CORINTHIANS 3:18 –
But we all, with open face beholding as in a glass the glory of the Lord, are changed
into the same image from glory to glory, even as by the Spirit of the Lord.

   =====================================

 GOD’S WORD

1. Read Matthew 13:19. If we do not plant God’s Word into our hearts, what will happen to it?
The wicked one will take it away so it cannot produce in our lives

2. Read Joshua 1:8. When should we meditate on God’s Word?
Day and night

3. Read John 6:63. According to this verse, God’s Word is __________________ .
Spirit and life

4. Read Matthew 4:4.
 Mankind should live not by physical food alone but by __________________.
Every word that proceeds from the mouth of God

5. Read Ephesians 6:17. God’s Word is like what kind of weapon?
A sword

6. Can a sword do damage to its enemy?
Yes

7. Read Romans 8:6. When we give proper place to God’s Word in our lives, we will have
__________________.
Life and peace

8. Read 2 Corinthians 3:18. What we set our attention on is what we become full of.
What should we set our focus on?
The Lord and His glory


Copyright © 2012, Andrew Wommack
Permission is granted to duplicate or reproduce for discipleship purposes on the
condition that it is distributed free of charge.

20 November 2015

Where do people look for the truth??


After writing and posting the truth for over over ten years on a dozen different blogs - has anyone noticed that I do not get much or even any page-views from Islamic countries?? 

 Odd or indifference?

Why is it that ??


Graph of most popular countries among blog viewers
EntryPageviews
United States
5890
Russia
316
Ireland
169
France
162
Ukraine
83
Germany
80
Poland
46
Malaysia
45
Slovenia
41
United Kingdom
35

Iceland                 2
Norway                2
Australia              1
Canada                 1
China                    1
South Africa         1
















WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A CHRISTIAN SINS? Lesson 11 of 48




LESSON 11

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A CHRISTIAN SINS?
By Don Krow

Today we want to look at the subject of “What Happens When a Christian Sins?”

 The Bible tells us in 1 John 1:8-9, “If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.” 
 As Christians, we will eventually stumble and we will eventually sin.
What makes us different from what we were before conversion is that now we have a new nature. It
grieves us to sin. We don’t want to sin; we want to live a righteous life. But what happens when
we do sin?

 Do we need to get saved again?

Is that what the Bible is teaching?

 In that case, we have no security, and in some sense, we’re worse off than the world. At least the world is not tormented by a sin conscience. As believers, sin is not to be our focus of attention.

Hebrews 10:2 states that through the sacrifice of Jesus, the believer should have no more conscience of sins. In other words, sin should not be the focus of our lives. God should be our focus.

Romans 4:2 says, “For if Abraham were justified [declared righteous] by works, he hath
whereof to glory; but not before God” (brackets mine). If salvation was based on our merit, the
things we do, then we could brag. We could say, “Hey, Lord, I really appreciate what you did on
the cross, but remember the things I’ve done!” So throughout eternity, we’re going to pat Jesus
on the back and pat ourselves on the back for the things that we’ve done. No!
God has designed salvation in such a way that there will be no boasting or glory on man’s part. 

The only glory and boasting will be in the Lord Jesus Christ (Rom. 3:27).

The gift of eternal life is indeed a gift, and it cannot be earned (Rom. 6:23).

Romans 4:2 says that if Abraham were justified by his own actions, he would have some
reason to boast, but that’s not what happened. How does the Scripture say a man is saved? By
his own performance?
 By his own works?

 By the things he does?

How was Abraham counted righteous, or declared righteous?

Was it through the things he did or didn’t do, or was it that he simply believed, trusted, and relied on God through faith?

The Bible says in Romans 4:3,
“Abraham believed God, and it was counted to him for righteousness.”
What holds me in position and keeps me from perishing, even though there are times
when I fail and sin?
 It is that Jesus bore all of my sin on the cross, and through faith in Him (not by my own works), I am justified (made righteous before God).

Romans 4:6 says, “Even as David also describeth the blessedness of the man, unto whom
God imputeth righteousness without works.” David of the Old Testament is saying there will be a
day through a new covenant when God will impute righteousness, right standing, without man
working for it.
Then he said in verse 7, “Saying, Blessed are they whose iniquities are forgiven, and whose sins are covered.” This is the clincher: “Blessed is the man to whom the Lord will not impute sin”
 (Rom. 4:8). It doesn’t say He might not, sometimes He will and sometimes He won’t. It says,
“Blessed is the man to whom the Lord will not impute sin.” In the Greek that’s what is called an
emphatic negative. It means He’ll never, not ever put sin to our account. This is the good news of
the New Covenant.

 Hebrews 10:16 says, “I will put my laws into their hearts [on their heart] and in their minds [upon their mind also] will I write them” (brackets mine), and part of that agreement is that God says this in verse 17: “And your sins and iniquities I will remember no more.”

What holds you in position, in righteousness and right standing, even when you
sin and don’t have time to confess it?

It’s your faith in Jesus Christ. His name is Jesus, and He saves people from their sins (Matt. 1:21).

1. Read Romans 4:5. God justifies (makes righteous)
people who are ____________________ .

2. Read Romans 4:2-3. God put something to Abraham’s
account (when he believed) which he did not have
before. What was this?

3. Read Romans 4:22-24. If we believe as Abraham did,
what will God put to our account?

4. Read Romans 4:6. God puts righteousness (or right
standing) to a person’s account:
A. According to their works
B. Apart from their works
C. According to how nice they are

5. Read Hebrews 10:14. How long are believers perfected
before God?

ROMANS 4:5-6 – But to him that worketh not, but believes on him that justifieth the
ungodly, his faith is counted for righteousness.
 [6] Even as David also describes the blessedness of the man,
unto whom God imputes righteousness without works.

ROMANS 4:2-3 – For if Abraham were justified by works, he hath whereof to
glory; but not before God. 
[3] For what saith the scripture?
Abraham believed God, and it was counted unto him for righteousness.

ROMANS 4:22-24 – And therefore it was imputed to him for righteousness.
 [23] Now it was not written for his sake alone, that it was imputed to him;
 [24] But for us also, to whom it shall be imputed, if we believe on him
that raised up Jesus our Lord from the dead.

HEBREWS 10:14 – For by one offering he hath perfected for ever them that are sanctified.


6. Read Romans 5:17. Righteousness is received:
A. By earning it
B. As a gift
C. By working for it

7. What does the word “gift” imply?

8. To trust Jesus to be your personal Savior, you must
trust Him to take you all the way to:
A. Church
B. Heaven
C. Russia

ROMANS 5:17 – For if by one man’s offense death reigned by one; much more
they which receive abundance of grace and of the gift of righteousness shall reign in life
by one, Jesus Christ.

 WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A CHRISTIAN SINS?

1. Read Romans 4:5. God justifies (makes righteous) people who are __________________.
Ungodly

2. Read Romans 4:2-3. God put something to Abraham’s account (when he believed)
which he did not have before. What was this?
Righteousness, or right standing, with God

3. Read Romans 4:22-24. If we believe as Abraham did, what will God put to our account?
Righteousness, or right standing, with God

4. Read Romans 4:6. God puts righteousness (or right standing) to a person’s account:
B. Apart from their works

5. Read Hebrews 10:14. How long are believers perfected before God?
Forever

6. Read Romans 5:17. Righteousness is received:
B. As a gift

7. What does the word “gift” imply?
Something freely given, without cost to the person receiving it

8. To trust Jesus to be your personal Savior, you must trust Him to take you all the way to:
B. Heaven



Copyright © 2012, Andrew Wommack
Permission is granted to duplicate or reproduce for discipleship purposes on the
condition that it is distributed free of charge.

"CULTURA GERAL"


** From: a post by a gentlemen who does not even live in the USA...

   ============================

 Danara Jerazalda De Jesus to "CULTURA GERAL"

It is better not to read after Repent.
Don't ignore 666 = the mark of the beast!

 The President Barack Obama in the US in a
Meeting with the Senate approved the Bill of health. 
The Implementation has already started, the law
 

Requires that all Americans to be Implanted with a Radio frequency identification (RFID) Chip in order to access medical care Doctors. 
The device will be Implanted in his forehead, or in costs Mao. 
This is the fulfillment of the Prophecy of the book of revelation (13:15-18) on the mark of the Beast! 
Are - You're still doubting The end time? 

Prepare - If! 
The Rapture is near!
Answer me you: 

1-because it is That the chip is going to be implanted
Exactly where the Bible says that Would it be? 

 2-why on the hand and the Forehead?
 3-why not in another Place? 
 4-why is Connected to your bank account?
 

Remember: the Bible says that you
Won't be able to buy or  Sell without the mark. And guess what!
The Chip is connected to your Financial details. 


If Jesus Come on now?

 Many do not have  Aware that the end is Next. 
Don't tell me that this is An advance of technology or Development...!!!

 If you think That your life is in line With the word of God regret -
If and be converted. If you Lose the sky, will never lose the
Inferno. Think about it seriously Please!!! 


The Inferno is not a  Nice place, and worse, it is for the Eternity...
 Please instead of Going to send it to the other Messages without sense, send
For all you know.


 Do the work of an evangelist.
 

Please share this message
With all its known, Friends, family, etc. You are already
Asked what would have happened
If we treated him the deed Sagradado way we treat the
Our phone? 

And we really We couldn't live without her.Only 7 % will re-send this
Message. Don't be one of the 93 %,
 

That's not going to resubmit this Message. Satan said: " I " 
 I wonder how human beings They say that love God and Disobey. 
But they say that Hate me, but even so They obey me " do not send Later.

 Send now!!! 

By Please pass along to the maximum People who get. I know
That these messages of Go over are boring. 

But You think you may be Alerting many lives
Sending you a message. By Please do not let to send. 

The Word of God is Fulfilling. The great tribulation
It's going to happen and king of kings
It's already coming back! 


You knew - That this Ebola, actually It's a plague? 
That the people that talk
It's a virus?


 My friend was Reading in apocalypse, in the last Chapters, where is if fulfilling
The prophecy, talk that will spread
A plague that will kill many, and Will get to the few. And all that Ta in the Bible, if hit with the
History of the disease, FP when You take her, even the dead Prague remains in your body
For four days, and then I left. And in the Bible speaks that even dead, you
You will feel pain because of this Prague.

 But that pain that the bible This is, in fact it is eternal prison.
I.e. the disease remains if You don't inherit the kingdoms of the Oh, God. And you suffer eternally.
Has anyone seen the report, that the Water from the planet ta ending?


Several companies of São Paulo, Closed because it has no water for
Produce, some of Reef TB They closed.  And ta in the Bible, that Many will find something to
Wet your mouth and you won't have. This Flash of light in the sky, it is also reported
In The Bible. It's something like " and a Light, will alert all about the coming
Of Christ that will happen soon ". 

But nobody cares about it, and
Do you think it's just a comet / Meteor. But God is alerting / Talking to the earth. 99 % of the people
  will send this: 

When Jesus He died on that cross was the Thinking about you.

 If you have 1 % of faith It sends the 5 groups and see the q he
 

Do it for us.
There are 2 MINUTE

17 November 2015

A whole new point of view on eternity!


Every once in a while as we stumble often unawares into situations;  that both awaken our moral fiber and shock us into realizing the existence of the Eternity which follows...  This happened to me the past week!  

When one of our neighbors - Max Schouges; who had lived nearby for the past twenty some odd years was found was found in his home dead!  Being found by Sheriff Deputies, after being called by his boss reported him missing from work for 2 days...   Being only 50 years of age, in good physical condition - and a quite person, dedicated to order and keeping his personal property in good order - it has not been determined as to the cause of his demise!  The police were not at liberty to discuss the on going investigation!

================================

I have seen people who passed away over the years; most of whom were mainly friends or relatives in older age.
Have also seen some who were killed over the years; it was this unexpected but with the death of a near neighbor {2 houses from ours} sets a whole new point of view on eternity!  
Death is part of life and openly displayed in the entertainment industry over the years...  But once you come to realize that true death is not just an act; but an occurrence which brings you to the truth of Eternity!

Things take on a much more serious and different point of view!  

Having know this neighbor for over 25 years; yet not really knowing him brought a whole different consideration to mind!

I had heard a story some time ago about a person who lived in a New York townhouse for many years; and each day had seen and perhaps even exchanged pleasantries  with George the front doorman...   But knew nothing about him; such as was he ever married, or did he have children, where exactly did he live and where was he from?    In other words George was more of a ghost or invisible person to the tenant in the townhouse Apartment.. There was no real continuity or real acknowledgment of the person of George the doorman.

I had felt bad about that situation for years; how could someone see another person almost daily and yet never really interface to come to know him?  

Then with the death of our neighbor this past week - it hit me I did not really know Max, and had only spoken with him on brief occasions ...   What does this say about me?

I had missed the greatest commandment! 

 The Greatest Commandment
36"Teacher, which is the great commandment in the Law?" 37And He said to him, "'YOU SHALL LOVE THE LORD YOUR GOD WITH ALL YOUR HEART, AND WITH ALL YOUR SOUL, AND WITH ALL YOUR MIND.' 

38"This is the great and foremost commandment. 39"The second is like it, 'YOU SHALL LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR AS YOURSELF.' 40"On these two commandments depend the whole Law and the Prophets."

It is if all of Eternity came before me with this understanding of exactly what we are commanded to do in life!  It is something in which we all fall short and have not been able to live up to!  


'YOU SHALL LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR AS YOURSELF.'

How much plainer can it be folks!  
 

 

13 November 2015

Discipleship Evangelism - IDENTITY IN CHRIST - Part 2 # 10 of 48


LESSON 10
IDENTITY IN CHRIST - Part 2
By Andrew Wommack


In our last lesson, we discussed what it meant to be born again, that in our spirits, our hearts are changed. We used 2 Corinthians 5:17, which says, “Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.”

 We began to see that when we are born again, a total transformation has taken place in our spirits, and the only way to know what has transpired in our spirits is through the Word of God. We can’t perceive it through external things, and we can’t perceive it through our emotions, because that is in the soulish realm. But in the spirit part of us, there is a total transformation.


Let me use a few scriptures which show the things that took place when a person received Jesus into their life. Ephesians 4:24 says, “Put on the new man, which after God is created in righteousness and true holiness.” 

When a person is born again, their spirit becomes righteous and truly holy. The Bible actually speaks of two types of righteousness.
There is a righteousness you produce through your own actions, and you must maintain that type of righteousness in relationships with other people. If you don’t live right and do right, your boss may fire you or your spouse may divorce you; so you need to have your own righteousness. God, however, doesn’t accept you based on your external righteousness. God literally gave you His righteousness.
 

In 2 Corinthians 5:21 it says that God the Father made the Son to become sin for us that we might be made the righteousness of God in Him. So there is a righteousness which goes far beyond our external righteousness and is based on what God did for us. We literally received the righteousness of God by faith in Christ. We were created in righteousness and true holiness.


We aren’t growing into that righteousness; we are already righteous. A simple definition is that we are already in right standing with God.
God is pleased with us based on Christ, not on anything else. Our spirits are where the change took place. We’re already created in righteousness and true holiness and are brand-new creatures. 

Ephesians 2:10 says, “For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works.” In our spirits, we are perfect and complete. There is no sin or inadequacy. 

Ephesians 1:13
says, “After that ye believed, ye were sealed with that holy Spirit of promise.”
Some of you may think, Well, when I first believed on the Lord, I did believe I was totally forgiven and cleansed, and everything was fine. But since that time, I have sinned, I have failed God again.

 {We all fail}

  If you did, you failed in your actions and your mental and emotional part, but your spirit did not sin. It was sealed just as a woman puts fruit into a jar and then puts paraffin over it to make it airtight and to keep all impurities out. God sealed you, so when you were born again, you received a new spirit, and sin does not penetrate your spirit. You have a new identity. For you to have relationship with God, you have to fellowship with and worship Him based on who you are in your spirit not in your flesh.

 {worship Him in Spirit and in Truth}


This is really the great transformation in the Christian life, that a person has to change their identity. You have to relate to God based not on what you do in the physical realm, not what you think in your mind, but by who you are in the spirit based on what He has done for you.

 That’s a completed work, something that does not fluctuate (change back and forth). You were created in righteousness and true holiness. That is the spirit part of you, and to fellowship with God, you have to worship Him in spirit and in truth. You have to stand in this identity of
who you are in Christ.


1. Read 1 Corinthians 6:17. The only way we can know that total transformation has taken place in our spirits is by the Word of God. What does this verse say has happened to us?


2. Read Ephesians 3:17. Where does Christ now dwell?


3. Read Ephesians 3:17. How does this happen?


4. Read 1 John 5:12. Who must we possess to have salvation?


5. Read Colossians 1:26-27. What is the mystery that
was hidden from ages and generations but is now
made known?


6. Read Ephesians 4:23-24. What was created in
righteousness and true holiness?


7. Read 2 Corinthians 5:21. Whose righteousness do
we possess?


1 CORINTHIANS 6:17 – But he that is joined unto the Lord
is one spirit.


EPHESIANS 3:17 – That Christ may dwell in your
hearts by faith; that ye, being rooted and grounded in love.


1 JOHN 5:12 – He that hath the Son hath life; and he that
hath not the Son of God hath not life.


COLOSSIANS 1:26-27 –
[26] Even the mystery which hath been hid from ages and from
generations, but now is made manifest to his saints: 

[27]
To whom God would make known what is the riches of the
glory of this mystery among the Gentiles; which is Christ in
you, the hope of glory.


EPHESIANS 4:23-24 – And be renewed in the spirit of your
mind; [24] And that ye put on the new man, which after God
is created in righteousness and true holiness.


2 CORINTHIANS 5:21 –
For he hath made him to be sin for us, who knew no sin;
that we might be made the righteousness of God in him.

8. Read Ephesians 1:4. What is the standing of the
believer before God?

 EPHESIANS 1:4 – According as he hath chosen us in him
before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy
and without blame before him in love.


9. Read Ephesians 1:6. How were we accepted?

EPHESIANS 1:6 – To the praise of the glory of his grace,
wherein he hath made us accepted in the beloved.
 

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1. Read 1 Corinthians 6:17. The only way we can know that total transformation has taken place in our spirits is by the Word of God. What does this verse say has happened to us?

Our spirits have been joined unto the Lord


2. Read Ephesians 3:17. Where does Christ now dwell?
 

In our hearts


3. Read Ephesians 3:17. How does this happen?
 

By faith


4. Read 1 John 5:12. Who must we possess to have salvation?
 

The Son (Jesus Christ)


5. Read Colossians 1:26-27. What is the mystery that was hidden from ages and generations but is now made known?
 

Christ in us, the only hope of glory


6. Read Ephesians 4:23-24. What was created in righteousness and true holiness?
 

Our new man (our born-again spirits)


7. Read 2 Corinthians 5:21. Whose righteousness do we possess?
 

God’s righteousness in Christ


8. Read Ephesians 1:4. What is the standing of the believer before God?
 

Holy and without blame

9. Read Ephesians 1:6. How were we accepted?
 

In the Beloved (Jesus Christ)
 

Copyright © 2012, Andrew Wommack
Permission is granted to duplicate or reproduce for discipleship purposes on the condition that it is distributed free of charge.

 Amen!

09 November 2015

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Kneeling beside my bed one day in 1968, I began to pray, “Lord, what do I have to do to get from where I am to where you want me to be?” I opened my eyes, and as I saw my Bible lying on the bed in front of me, I heard the Lord say, “Just put My Word in your heart, and it will do the rest.” My whole life and ministry is the product of meditating on God’s Word. Any good thing in my life or ministry can be traced back to how God’s Word has changed me. I believe it’s the same for you. In the natural world, everything revolves around seed, time, and harvest. It’s the same in the spiritual world. God’s Word is the seed that, given time, produces a harvest.

I am so excited to offer you my Living Commentary. This is a digital commentary on the Bible. I’ve spent nearly forty-six years studying the Word of God day and night, and this commentary is the most comprehensive approach I’ve ever had to sharing the truths the Lord has shown me. The Word is a seed that contains the very life of God. When it’s planted in your heart and left there, it will release that life. The only effort on your part is to take the time and make the effort to plant the seed. This Living Commentary is to Bible study as “Miracle Grow” is to plants. I guarantee it will accelerate your understanding of the Scriptures. 
 
 
The Bible Software Includes:
  • Over 20,000 Verses Covered
  • King James Version
  • Matthew Hentry’s Concise Commentary
  • Young’s Literal Translation
  • American Standard Version
  • Adam Clarke’s Commentary
  • WORDsearch Outlines
  • Barne’s Notes on the New Testament
  • Topical Cross References
Additional Resources:
  • Over 70 Bibles
  • Maps and Photos
  • Over 800 Commentaries
  • Over 50 Dictionaries
  • Greek and Hebrew Study Guides
  • And many, many more reference materials
*These resources are available directly from our software partner, WORDsearch Corp.
 
 
System Requirements
Windows PC Version
  • Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP with Service Pack 3
  • DVD ROM drive
  • At least 2 GB of RAM
  • At least 1 GB of free hard drive space
  • Some features require an internet connection
  • A sound card is required for pronunciation features
Apple/Mac Version
  • Leopard (10.5), Snow Leopard (10.6), Lion (10.7), Mountain Lion (10.8), Maverick (10.9)
  • DVD ROM drive
  • At least 2 GB of RAM
  • At least 1 GB of free hard drive space
  • Some features require an internet connection
  • A sound card is required for pronunciation features


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