Blessed Life Fellowship

In this second teaching in the series, we discuss some much-needed perspectives when it comes to how God's people should view and handle money, such as learning to be content in all circumstances, how selfishness tries to disguise itself as virtue, and how to walk in God's abundance. 

Is money the root of all evil?  Does the Bible really say we can't serve God and money?  These are questions addressed in this introductory teaching in this series that will give you an important Biblical perspective on money, and why this is such an important matter for our growth as Christians and our financial security.  

One of the most effective weapons satan uses against the church is the tactic of division.  The satanic realm knows that if the Church of Jesus Christ can stand together as one we can be the most powerful force on earth, so the work to divide and conquer us is never-ending.  And this is why Jesus prayed in John 17 that His followers would be one just as the Father and Son are one.  Learn in this teaching why unity in the Church is so important to Jesus, how we allow ourselves to get out of unity, and the impact -- good or bad -- of both.  

The book of Isaiah tells us that the Messiah would bring beauty in place of ashes.  While this statement has to do with the remission of sin, it also pertains to bringing beauty in place of the ashes of our relationships.  God can turn our greatest pains into our greatest gains if we respond correctly.  This teaching offers six Biblical principles for overcoming bitterness and unforgiveness, and provides insight for living free of offense.  

Did you know there are certain things that can hinder your prayers?  This teaching highlights three of them.  

Many people in the Body of Christ are looking to find their calling -- their niche, if you will, in the Kingdom of God.  But it may not be as difficult as some people think.  BLF member Brent Denney expounds upon the simplicity of this important Kingdom principle.  

The life of the Christian requires frequent reminders about the importance of striving toward the perfect love of Christ in our lives.  Guest speak and BLF member Bill Compton provides a fresh look on this much needed subject in these end times when the Bible prophesies that "the love of many will grow cold."  

The Bible teaches that true faith should inspire our speech (2 Corinthians 4:13).  In this teaching, we learn more about what the Bible says about the importance of our words and the power of our tongues to guide the course of our lives much like a rudder guides a ship.  In doing so, we also look at the scientific validation for this concept with a peak into discoveries in quantum physics regarding the power of words and thoughts.  Once again, science is catching up with the Bible!  Let this teaching encourage you about the power in your mouth!