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Who is blessed? Those who mourn and weep. Why? Mourning and weeping are fruits of biblical repentance. A lifestyle void of repentance is a dead man walking.
Read →Everyone is in the Blessings and Woes of Jesus Christ. The fate of all is determined by these pronouncements. Are you blessed? Are you cursed? You need to know that all the blessings are related. In parallel, all the woes are related.
Read →Do you seek the blessings of Jesus Christ? This may come as a shock to you. Most people in Africa are seeking the woes of Jesus Christ without knowing it. Blind and deaf false prophets are leading the people astray.
Read →The primary blessing that Jesus Christ is offering is salvation from sin. Jesus Christ is drawing a line in the sand to help us discern who is saved and who is unsaved.
Read →You can call this the Prosperity Gospel. It is a false Gospel! Why? Because by these standards John the Baptist, Jesus Christ, and the Apostles are shamed and condemned as sinners.
Read →King Saul was shut up under the silence of God — then went to the Witch of Endor. Seeking counsel from witchdoctors is putting faith in demons, and Saul died for it.
Read →Witchdoctors, Traditional Healers, and False Prophets have this one thing in common: Gifts, Tithes, & Bribes. Preachers for hire are a curse to Africa — and extortioners will not inherit the Kingdom of God.
Read →God created you with two primary components: body and soul. The body is mortal and destructible. The soul is immortal and indestructible — and goes to one of two places in the afterlife: Heaven or Hell.
Read →A universe of divine love was hidden in the Father and impossible to reveal without the bloody passion of the Cross. We are talking about unknown and unseen glories of the Father’s love being brought to Light because of the blood (Jn. 1:18, 3:31-32, 6:46, Matt. 11:27).
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Many people pray for revival, but how many have taken the time to study the scripture to discover exactly what it is? Generally speaking, most consider revival to be like a forest fire: chaotic and uncontrollable by humanity,
Read →We are too used to the darkness of sin, to iniquity abounding, to the love of many waxing cold, to the wretchedness of night! For most, emotions are seldom invigorated by holy visions of revival!
Read →Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you. Draw nigh to God, and He will draw nigh to you. Cleanse your hands, ye sinners; and purify your hearts, ye double minded.
Read →Ravenhill preached that Romans 7 was a self-centered funeral march, but Romans 8 was a Christ-centered wedding march! He was grieved with how the “self-pity, self -interest, self-seeking, self-concern, me-first" Christianity was always excusing themselves to sin!
Read →This is a Covenant between the LORD and us, to give up ourselves fully to Him, without reserve, soul and body, hearts and affections, to be His children and Him to be our God and Father
Read →"A true revival is to be looked for in the church of God... It is a sorrowful fact that many who are spiritually alive greatly need reviving. It is sorrowful because it is a proof"
Read →Dear reader, it was for good reason that Leonard Ravenhill said,"The last words of Jesus to the church (in Revelation) were 'Repent!'"It is startling to consider the last words of Jesus Christ, as seen in Revelation 2-3.
Read →John Wesley believed that he could fall from grace (Gal. 5:4). He actually believed that he could become a castaway, and therefore he did what Paul said a man ought to do - “TAKE HEED” (1 Cor. 9:27-10:12).
Read →Some of those converted have now walked consistently for four years; the greater part from one to two years. Some have had their falls into sin, and have thus opened the mouths of their adversaries;
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