Message: “Run to the Battle” from J Bruce Ritter Jr
A message from the series “Call of Duty.” The aligning of our hearts in worship invites the presence of God in our warfare.
A message from the series “Call of Duty.” The aligning of our hearts in worship invites the presence of God in our warfare.
A message from the series “Call of Duty.” The Father’s promise of Spiritual Renewal always flows toward the active faith of fervent prayer.
A message from the series “Call of Duty.” The reign of Christ that restores His blessing enters through altars of fervent prayer. The absence of God’s honor and blessing in a given situation can provoke us to build altars of fervent prayer, which lead to the breaking in of Christ’s authority and the release of His freedom, His power, and His peace.
Contained in this specific example of Elijah’s praying includes a confrontation with darkness, the kind of prayer that moves confronts the invisible realm where hell has dominated a situation and then by the power of earnest praying breaks through the bondage that Hell has imposed on the circumstance. Elijah’s response was to confront darkness with an altar of prayer.
A message from the series “Call of Duty.” Kingdom-purpose follows fervent prayer; the declarations of profession in our praying, in our worship, in our faith-sharing. There is an authority to bind darkness and loose captives that demonstrates the rulership of Christ in His church.
A message from the series “Pouring Out the Waters from Bethlehem.” Your most cherished gifts can become your costliest offerings.
A message from the series “Sacred Celebrations.” The Passion of the Lord’s Table returns us to the Power of the Cross.
A message from the series “Sacred Celebrations.” The Passion of the Lord’s Table returns us to the Power of the Cross.
Baptism is a public identification of our devotion to Jesus.
The Holy Spirit recreates the life and mission of Jesus inside of us by filling us with His life.
Life as a follower of Jesus flows through the Holy Spirit, the “Breath of God.”