Living in the Dark Shadows

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GOD DID NOT PLACE YOUR BEAUTIFUL SOUL ON THIS PLANET . . . 

 BY APOSTOLIC WAR ROOM

God did NOT place your beautiful soul on this planet just for you to listen to satan in your mind tell you that you are not good enough !!! 

Listen to me!!! Satan’s time is running out.  He’s sitting at the end of his time tripping the ones who still have a chance that he don’t even have…

We heard Bro Sides preach tonight!  And let me give you a summary. 

2 Corinthians 4: 8 We are troubled on every side, yet not distressed; we are perplexed, but not in despair;

9 Persecuted, but not forsaken; cast down, but not destroyed;

This is what the word of God says!!!!! We are troubled on every side YET NOT DISTRESSED!!!! We are perplexed but not in despair !!!!!!!  

We have 500 problems but we are not broken. We have 500 bills but we aren’t worried.  We have 500 enemies but we aren’t letting it destroy us. 

Let the opposition take you closer to Jesus.  Let it take you to the altar and walking in the Holy Ghost !!!! 

If more of us grasped this and let our problems push us into the Problem solver.........if more of us are cleaving to Jesus.. there’d be less leaving Jesus.  

“You might get knocked down, but not knocked OUT !!!!! “ 

I want to holler thinking about that portion of scripture.   

No matter what I face, I serve a God who is bigger faithful powerful and mighty !!!! My problem is completely gone when I speak Jesus over it. And even if the problem is still there, I’m still gonna worship and get into his presence.. because I know God is good.  And His mercy endures forever and ever !!!! 

Tell the devil get behind thee in Jesus name. 

Tell that devil to pull up a chair. 

You gona watch me praise Jesus on top of my dilemma !!!

Apostolic WarRoom

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Refreshed and Restored

By Greg Laurie

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“Turn us again to yourself, O LORD God of Heaven’s Armies. Make your face shine down upon us. Only then will we be saved.”

—Psalm 80:19

We often hear the word revival in the church, but we might wonder what revival is exactly. I think we overly mystify this word and don’t necessarily understand its actual meaning.

Revival is another word for refreshment, restoration, or simply returning something to its original condition.

For instance, when someone buys an old car from the junkyard, does bodywork on it, repaints it, adds new tires and wheels, and puts in a new engine, that is a restoration. When you see it rolling down the road, you can’t believe it’s the same car.

Or if you have a plant that’s withering, but it comes back to life again after you’ve watered it, that is a restoration as well.

The psalmist prayed, “Won’t you revive us again, so your people can rejoice in you?” (Psalm 85:6 nlt). And Psalm 80:19 says, “Turn us again to yourself, O Lord God of Heaven’s Armies. Make your face shine down upon us. Only then will we be saved” (nlt).

Revival is refreshment. Revival is restoration. For the believer, revival is getting back to that first bloom of a love relationship with Jesus Christ. Sometimes when we’ve been walking with the Lord for a while, the passion begins to fade. The zeal begins to erode, and we don’t have the same excitement in walking with the Lord as we had before.

We want longevity as we walk with Christ, but we don’t want to sacrifice our passion.

Revival takes place when God’s people come back to life again because they are refreshed. They have been refilled and restored to their original condition.

And what is the original condition? It’s the same condition as the church of the first century, the church of the book of Acts. It’s the church that turned their world upside down.