For some, living by feelings instead of by faith has become the norm but it is not the will of God. In Christ, God is continually pouring out His love, joy, peace, revelation knowledge and every other blessing. We can get to a point where we're not receiving and "feel" like He has drifted away. As born-again believers, we are all capable of living in the fullness of God every day of our lives.

Most of the promises of God—probably more than you realize—are conditional upon abiding in His presence. You might think that's too simple, but it really isn't any more complicated than that. Sad to say, many Christians only visit the Lord, and only when they're in trouble. If you're going to be a victorious believer, you can’t meet with God sporadically or when you’re in a crisis.

God wants His Church to be prepared and enabled to carry out His plan on earth. This message will aid you in positioning yourself to receive the fullness of Christ.

The will of God is that He operate in this fallen world through redeemed individuals, empowered by His Spirit. You are the Church.

It is foolishness for a Christian to live like the world. Scripture warns believers of a day when their works will be tried by the Fire of God. 

To walk in God's will, we must be continuously filled with the Holy Spirit, otherwise, we will live like fools.

Jesus Christ has brought salvation, healing, and deliverance but many are not expecting it. This teaching looks at things that we must know as we continually believe in the power of the name of Jesus Christ.

The Bible warns Christians not to live like fools. As believers walk in God's wisdom, they adequately deal with the foolishness of this world in a way that brings the power and life of the Holy Spirit.

It's not your ministry or my ministry. As the body of Christ, the Church must operate in this fallen world empowered by the Holy Spirit. This is the ministry of Jesus Christ.

There is a word overcoming strength that comes from realizing that you have been translated out of the kingdom of darkness and into the Kingdom of Christ.