Andrew Wommack: Abiding and Protected

A person can be born again without abiding...

Andrew Wommack:

“He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.”

This is a promise of favor and protection to those who dwell in the secret place of the most High (see my note at Psalms 91:14). This is for those who DWELL there, not visit there. This is talking about ABIDING in Christ (John 15:4). This is speaking of those who make the Lord their habitation (Psalms 91:9). *A person can be born again without abiding in Christ.*

Abiding in Christ gives us entrance into the protection of the Almighty. The Hebrew word that was translated “shadow” here is “TSEL,” and it was translated “defense” once in Numbers 14:9 and twice in Ecclesiastes 7:12. Those continuously trusting in the Lord will have Him come to their defense.

God is love (1 John 4:8), so to abide in God means we have to abide in love (1 John 4:16). Those who haven’t heard the good news of God’s unconditional love and grace through Jesus can’t abide in love, and the wrath of the Old Testament Law will keep them from receiving God’s love and blessings.

The Hebrew word “CETHER,” which was translated “secret place” in this verse, was also translated “secret place” in Psalms 18:11. Psalms 27:5 speaks of being hidden in the “secret” (CETHER) of His tabernacle. And Psalms 31:20 says the Lord will hide us in the “secret” (CETHER) of His presence.

Example of a prayer...

Prayer Example: 

⚔️Jesus is the Name above all names. His Name is above every sickness and disease, and every sickness and disease must bow to His Name. So, I speak the Name of Jesus over every part of my body today. I declare that His Name is driving out anything that is under the curse, because He has redeemed me from the curse!(Philippians 2:9; Galatians 3:13)

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(From my notes and i don’t know the author)

Hagin: The Beginning of a Ministry

Hagin:  The Ministry Gifts

The Beginning of a Ministry

When you're first beginning in the ministry, you don't start out on
top. Even in climbing a ladder, no one starts out on the top rung.
They start on the bottom rung and climb up . You have to do that in
ministry. And sometimes the first years of ministry are a great
sacrifice . But if you know the call is there, you will stay in there
no matter what it may cost you .

Kenyon: Binding Power of the enemy

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We may bind the power of Satan over a community, making it easy for men to 

accept Christ. "Whatsoever ye shall loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven." 

Whatever in Jesus' name we set free, God in Heaven will make good. 

  

  What power we have! Let's use it! Will we arise to our mighty, heaven-given 

privileges? Look at the bound men and women everywhere, and the Word 

challenges us to go out and set the prisoner free. 

  

  What does this mean? All that it says, thank God. You can set diseased men free. 

Kenyon

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🦋Example of prayer for Healing. 🦋

The following is an example of a healing prayer Gloria Copeland shared. 

“Jesus is the Name above all names. His Name is above every sickness and disease, and every sickness and disease must bow to His Name. So, I speak the Name of Jesus over every part of my body today. I declare that His Name is driving out anything that is under the curse, because He has redeemed me from the curse!(Philippians 2:9; Galatians 3:13)”

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Isa 50:4

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Isaiah 50:4

“The Lord God has given Me

The tongue of the learned,

That I should know how to speak

A word in season to him who is weary.

He awakens Me morning by morning,

He awakens My ear

To hear as the learned.

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Kenyon: binding power

We may bind the power of Satan over a community, making it easy for men to 

accept Christ. "Whatsoever ye shall loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven." 

Whatever in Jesus' name we set free, God in Heaven will make good. 

  

  What power we have! Let's use it! Will we arise to our mighty, heaven-given 

privileges? Look at the bound men and women everywhere, and the Word 

challenges us to go out and set the prisoner free. 

  

  What does this mean? All that it says, thank God. You can set diseased men free.  

Kenyon

Kenneth Hagin: The Pastor

Kenneth Hagin:  The pastor is involved in governments and helps. The pastor is head of the church. Christ is the Good Shepherd, the head of the body, the head of the whole church. (Pastor and shepherd mean the same thing.) The pastor of the local church and the local sheep is the undershepherd.

Just as government of your whole body emanates from your head, so the government of the local church heads up in the pastoral office. The government of the local church is not in the deacon. That's the reason many Full Gospel churches are in trouble. They are losing their power and their anointing because, following other denominations, they allow men without the anointing and the call of God in their life run the church. And they are not equipped to do it. Deacons are placed in the church to serve and to help when they are called upon, not to provide spiritual leadership. This is the job of the pastor.

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Andrew Wommack: Prophets

Andrew Wommack talks about the office of a prophet:  https://youtu.be/74H0E_n35PA

E M Bounds: Prayer is no small task.

Prayer is not a little habit pinned on to us while we were tied to our mother's apron strings; neither is it a little decent quarter of a minute's grace said over an hour's dinner, but it is a most serious work of our most serious years. It engages more of time and appetite than our longest dinings or richest feasts. The prayer that makes much of our preaching must be made much of. The character of our praying will determine the character of our preaching. Light praying will make light preaching. Prayer makes preaching strong, gives it unction, and makes it stick. In every ministry weighty for good, prayer has always been a serious business.