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In this message, Pastor Dale ministers on fulfilling heaven's purpose. We, as believers, are seated with Christ in heavenly places. However, we have been assigned to live and serve right here on earth. Through prayer, we receive Heaven’s wisdom, strength, grace, and direction. Then, we carry that supply into every situation we face. We are receivers from Heaven and distributors on earth, ascending in prayer to the throne room of grace as sons (and daughters) to receive from the Father and then descending as ambassadors to represent the King here in the earth. Our purpose is to be carriers of Heaven everywhere we go!
In this message, Pastor Dale ministers on fulfilling heaven's purpose. We, as believers, are seated with Christ in heavenly places. However, we have been assigned to live and serve right here on earth. Through prayer, we receive Heaven’s wisdom, strength, grace, and direction. Then, we carry that supply into every situation we face. We are receivers from Heaven and distributors on earth, ascending in prayer to the throne room of grace as sons (and daughters) to receive from the Father and then descending as ambassadors to represent the King here in the earth. Our purpose is to be carriers of Heaven everywhere we go!
In this message, Pastor Dale ministers on how believers are not to rely solely on their own, natural strength as they navigate through the various seasons and phases of their spiritual journey. Instead, we are to draw from the supernatural strength made available to us from above. Weakness may come, but it is not to be our stopping place. Rather, weakness is our opportunity to draw from Him. Whatever the season requires, there is a supernatural supply available. We are strong. We are able. We are equipped. And we will keep standing and pressing forward because HE is our strength!
Special service featuring healing related teaching from Pastor Dale Campbell and ministry to the sick.
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