Applying God's Economy to Your Life II
Monday, December 31, 2012
Friday, December 28, 2012
How To Live In God's Economy 9 - Application
Applying God's Economy to Your Life I
There are earthly banking accounts and there are heavenly banking accounts.
Learn how to make deposits and withdrawals from your heavenly account and how to get it started.
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Merry CHRISTmas
"Behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people. For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord."(Luke 2:10-11)
St. Nicholas should be an inspiration to us all.
He was a godly man whose reputation for giving to people caused him to be a revered example of what compassion and giving are all about. He was not a jolly, fat man who climbed down chimneys and he didn't have flying reindeer! Stories of his life-a life full of Christian beliefs and values-are the real background for today's mythical Santa Claus.
So much of what Nicholas was-and what Santa Claus has become-has been distorted by Satan. What has been done to weaken and distort the testimony of this godly man is wrong. Born in Turkey in the third century, Nicholas was raised by Christian parents. From the time he was born in A.D. 280, they considered him a gift from God. They diligently taught him devotion to God and to be very generous to the poor. At 19, Nicholas was ordained a priest. His uncle, a bishop, prophesied that Nicholas would offer guidance and consolation to many people, and that he would eventually become a bishop, and live a life of enlightenment. All of this was fulfilled in Nicholas' lifetime. Many accounts have been written of his dedicated life. It has been said that he would spend all night studying God's Word to bring it to the people. He was known for helping the poor, for praying, fasting and standing steadfast in faith and goodness.
The true story of St. Nicholas is a beautiful picture of the giving that Christmas is all about. The greatest gift of all is the gift of Jesus Christ to us from God the Father. Jesus is our hope, redemption and victory. He is our advocate with the Father, our blood-covenant friend who will never leave us nor forsake us. In Him we have the joy of living a heavenly life on earth.
He is the meaning of Christmas. Christ mass means "anointing celebration."
It's the celebration of "How God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Ghost and with power." It's the celebration of how the anointed Jesus "went about doing good, and healing all that were oppressed of the devil" (Acts 10:38). It's the story of our triumphant Savior, Jesus the Christ, the Lord of lords and King of kings!
Now, that's a Merry Christmas!
St. Nicholas should be an inspiration to us all.
He was a godly man whose reputation for giving to people caused him to be a revered example of what compassion and giving are all about. He was not a jolly, fat man who climbed down chimneys and he didn't have flying reindeer! Stories of his life-a life full of Christian beliefs and values-are the real background for today's mythical Santa Claus.
So much of what Nicholas was-and what Santa Claus has become-has been distorted by Satan. What has been done to weaken and distort the testimony of this godly man is wrong. Born in Turkey in the third century, Nicholas was raised by Christian parents. From the time he was born in A.D. 280, they considered him a gift from God. They diligently taught him devotion to God and to be very generous to the poor. At 19, Nicholas was ordained a priest. His uncle, a bishop, prophesied that Nicholas would offer guidance and consolation to many people, and that he would eventually become a bishop, and live a life of enlightenment. All of this was fulfilled in Nicholas' lifetime. Many accounts have been written of his dedicated life. It has been said that he would spend all night studying God's Word to bring it to the people. He was known for helping the poor, for praying, fasting and standing steadfast in faith and goodness.
The true story of St. Nicholas is a beautiful picture of the giving that Christmas is all about. The greatest gift of all is the gift of Jesus Christ to us from God the Father. Jesus is our hope, redemption and victory. He is our advocate with the Father, our blood-covenant friend who will never leave us nor forsake us. In Him we have the joy of living a heavenly life on earth.
He is the meaning of Christmas. Christ mass means "anointing celebration."
It's the celebration of "How God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Ghost and with power." It's the celebration of how the anointed Jesus "went about doing good, and healing all that were oppressed of the devil" (Acts 10:38). It's the story of our triumphant Savior, Jesus the Christ, the Lord of lords and King of kings!
Now, that's a Merry Christmas!
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
How To Live In God's Economy 8 - Debt Free!
God's Economy And Getting Out Of Debt
Can we get out of debt?
Should we be in debt?
Will God in His economy get us out of debt? Or are we destined to live as slaves to debt?
God has supernatural ways of giving debt relief.
We are going to look at three methods of debt release and see how that happens.
And what we need to do to have this power work in our lives.
Friday, December 14, 2012
How To Live In God's Economy 7 -Supernatural
God's Supernatural Economy
On so many occasions we can read how God supernaturally brings provision to peoples lives.
What can you believe?
Can you believe in the impossible for your life?
How do you release the supernatural economy of God for your life?
You can, as you will hear, and what does this mean and how can we release the supernatural economy of God in our lives?
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
How To Live In God's Economy 6 - Money
God's Economy and Money
Do you serve God or money?
Find out who you serve and why. There are only 2 masters and we can only serve one or the other.
Lets clarify the characteristics of what serving money means.
Friday, December 7, 2012
How To Live In God's Economy 5 - The Blessing
Living In God's Economy By Walking in The Blessing
God has given us the power to prosper regardless of where we find ourselves. His empowerment is to establish His Kingdom and His economy every where we are.
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
How To Live In God's Economy 4 Thrive!
Living In God's Economy In A Downturn
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