How do we go deeper in prayer? Certainly by learning from Jesus as recorded in Matthew 6:5-14. This message offers a Biblical exposition of the Lord’s Prayer – familiar to many but its depth and significance more than often realized.
Everyone in this world will encounter the kingdom of spiritual oppression, or darkness, in some way. When engaging this kingdom in a more direct way, it is best to know the characteristics, strategy, and tactics of the enemy. This message helps to build a foundation to confidently minister freedom and truth in the Presence and Power of Jesus and His Spirit.
While spiritual oppression is real, many Biblical scholars and pastors would dispute that Christians can come under demonic influence or control. But the Scriptures and experience clearly indicate otherwise. Freedom from very real demonic influence and control is sometimes a key part of realizing healing wholeness in the Christian life.
Do some Christians experience spiritual oppression? Jesus cast out demons from people as clearly recorded in the Gospels – what does that mean for us today? What are we to think of “deliverance ministry”? In this message, I share some personal experiences from encountering the demonic as well as Scripture to begin to develop a Biblical response to those questions.
David’s interaction with Saul became increasingly difficult and dangerous. David began to experience spiritual abuse from King Saul who was insecure and self-centered. There are many applications from “David vs Saul” that can apply to leadership in the Church today.
Healing Prayer and Wholeness 