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In this message we conclude our discussion on lessons in Spiritual Warfare from the book of Nehemiah.

What do we learn about everyone in the body of Christ concerning the work of God being accomplished in the earth?

In chapter 4:6 it says that “The People had a mind to work”, what does that mean?

What area of our lives does most spiritual conflict occur?

The enemy seeks to stop or hinder our progress in God’s purpose by attacking what 2 areas?

What do “breaches” represent? Why does the enemy hate when we have the “holes in the walls of our lives” repaired?

What did Nehemiah do to help eliminate fear in God’s people?

What should the Christian put on every day without fail?

How did Nehemiah answer his enemies?

Why does our adversary seek for us to come into “agreement” with him?

What can we do if we discover that we have given the enemy “license or permission” to operate in our lives?

What is one of the main weapons that the enemy uses to stop or hinder our faith?

Anytime we find the devil speaking “saying something” in scripture, he is always trying to do what?

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In this message we discuss lessons in Spiritual Warfare from the book of Nehemiah.

What condition were God’s people in?

What condition was the city of Jerusalem in?

What do the walls of the city represent?

What do the gates represent?

What was Nehemiah’s response when he heard the condition of God’s people and the condition of the city of Jerusalem?

God answered Nehemiah’s prayer; what do we learn about how God views his people?

What do we learn about the enemies of God’s people?

What should our attitude be toward our adversary?

After Nehemiah brought an encouraging word to God’s people, what was their response?

If we truly want deliverance and help in our lives, what do we need to have?

When we begin to seek deliverance in our lives what can we expect from the enemy?

Why is it important to know how to answer your enemy?

What do we learn about answering our enemy from Nehemiah?

How did Jesus answer his enemy?  Matthew 4:1-11.

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In this message we will talk about how faithfulness is God’s necessary ingredient to growth, increase, and promotion.

What does the word “Faithfulness” mean?

How does “Faithfulness” relate to God’s nature?

Since God is “The Faithful God” as the scripture records, how much importance does he place on Faithfulness when it comes to those who follow him?

Many things could be said good and bad about Moses, but in Numbers 12:7 what does God say about him?

In Daniel 6:1-4, what was one the main things that kept Daniel from the accusations of the heathen princes and presidents that sought his position?

In Luke 16:10, how does God view being faithful with something on a small scale?

In Luke 16:11, If we are expected to be trusted with things of great value, it starts with how we what?

In Luke 16:12, what should our attitude be about being faithful with things that belong to others?

What can we expect if we are faithful with things that belong to others?

In Hebrews 3:1-6, What do we learn about the faithfulness that Jesus demonstrated?

In Hebrews 10:21-23, Why are we encouraged to approach Jesus in prayer, as our High Priest in “Full Assurance of Faith”?

Note: In Revelation 19:11 Jesus is seen as the rider on the white horse coming to judge the earth and make war and he is called “Faithful and True”!

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In this message we talk about,

The Cross, God’s Full provision for mankind Part 3: Deliverance is, “The Children’s Bread”. 

In Matthew 15:22-28, what was the problem that the Canaanite woman went to Jesus about?

In Matthew 15:24, who did Jesus say that he was sent to minister to?

In Matthew 15:26 what was Jesus referring to as “The Children’s Bread”?

In Mark 7:26-27 what was Jesus referring to as “The Children’s Bread”?

What does “bread” point to or symbolize in the scripture?

Those who have no right to the covenant promises of God are called what in Ephesians 2:12?

In Ephesians 2:13, what opened up the way for those who had no right to the covenant promises of God?

In Ephesians 2:18-19 what does the bible call the Gentiles who believe in Jesus according to the New Testament?

As fellow citizens with the saints and being of the “household of God” we now have right to all the covenant promises of God, including deliverance from evil spirits. We have access to “The Children’s Bread” and are participants in all of his provision!

In Luke 13:11-17, Jesus healed a woman that was bowed over with a back problem, why was this an example of “The Children’s Bread” at work? 

In this example Luke 13:11-17, what did Jesus call the woman? Who did Jesus say was the cause of her physical problem?

According to Joel 2:32, deliverance is available for all those who do what?

In Mark 16:17, how are demon spirits to be dealt with?

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In this message we look at the attitude we are to have concerning the abominable practices of the world and the consequences that come with them if we choose to practice them in our own lives.

What did God think about the lifestyle of the Canaanites?

Does he feel the same way about these same practices today?

What instruction did he give the Israelites concerning their involvement with the Canaanites?

Are his instructions the same for us as New Testament believers?

What did God say would happen to those who brought an abomination into their house?

What does the word “Abomination” mean?

What are some examples found in scripture that are viewed by God as an Abomination? 

Should we view those things the same way God does even if others in society think differently?

In II Corinthians 6:14-18, God promises to receive us and make us his son’s and daughters if we do what?

What does the word “Accursed” mean?

In Joshua 7:21-25, what happened to Achan and his family when he took the Accursed thing into his house?

In Joshua 7:11-12, what consequence did Israel face after the Accursed thing was taken by Achan?

What did God say had to be done to fix this problem?

Do you think God has the same standard for us in the New Testament?

 Read Ephesians 4:27 & I Corinthians 6:15-20, Can we expect to stand victorious over the devil and be in agreement with him at the same time?

In James 4:7, how does James say we are supposed to stand against our adversary?

Before we “Resist” the devil what is required by us?

If we follow God’s instructions we can enjoy his promises and walk under his protection and live in the victory he has provided!

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Destroying the Division

In this message we speak about how idolatry in the heart produces a divided commitment in our relationship with God.

How committed is God in his relationship with us?

When God created the first humans, did he design their relationship (marriage) to be one of commitment?

When we are not being faithful in our relationship to God, how does he view it?

Where does all idolatry start or begin?

What we treasure or value as most important in our hearts becomes our what?

God is calling his people to follow him and destroy what is causing their hearts to be divided toward him.

Jesus told us we must make a clear, committed decision to whom we are going to serve, and that we cannot serve what?

What did Jesus mean when he mentioned our “eye” being single?

According to Psalms 115:3-8, what happens to those who practice idolatry?

How did God judge Israel in I Kings chapter 18 for their idolatry?

After they repented of their sin, what did God send as token of his mercy toward them?

God will do the same for those are willing to repent of their idolatry and restore us back into a single minded, committed relationship with him.

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The Cross, God’s Full Provision for Mankind Part 2 Salvation: The Key to Complete Wholeness. 

The purpose of this message is to open the understanding of God’s people to the provision that was made for us through the cross of Jesus Christ. Also, to destroy the barriers and remove limitations that the devil and religious systems have created in the minds of God’s people, so that God’s people can walk in Complete Wholeness for their lives.

What does the word salvation mean?

Other than the forgiveness of sins, what other things did God provide for us through the sacrifice that Jesus made on the cross?

Through the precious blood of Jesus we understand that God loves us and that he has provided everything we need to be made completely whole.

Who is the one that comes to steal, kill, and destroy?

What kind of life did Jesus come to give to his people?

What does the word abundant mean?

What are 3 main reasons why God’s people are not walking in God’s abundant provision for their lives?

Why did Jesus say that you “Might have life”?

Is God’s provision automatic?

How important is it for us to know what benefits have been provided for us through Jesus’ sacrifice?

Will Jesus do, for us what, he has done for others when he was on the earth?

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In this lesson we will learn about God’s Full Provision for all mankind that has been purchased for us through the death of Jesus Christ upon the cross.

What are the 2 main goals of the devil?

In the parable of the Sower, what was the devil waiting to steal?

Why does the devil fight the Word of God so much?

Where does the devil create barriers and limitations in our lives?

What does the word “reconciliation” mean?

Why does the whole human race need to be reconciled back to God?

What did the first humans try to do when they sinned?

Did their effort measure up to God’s standard of perfection?

How did God step in and show his grace upon the first humans who sinned?

What did this sacrifice represent?

Since there will never be another perfect human born of man and woman, how did God solve this problem?

Through the perfect sacrifice that Jesus (God in flesh) made, what are we invited back into with God?

What happens to us when God forgives us of our sins, he then makes us what?

Where do we go to find out about what God has provided for us through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ?

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In this message we talk about, 

how what we consider determines the choices that we make in our lives and how it strengthens our faith or cancels it completely.

What does the word “consider” mean from the basis of the scripture?

Why did those from Jesus’ hometown only experience a few miracles?

When we “consider” the wrong thing, how can that effect our faith?

What were the results of Peter “considering” the words of Jesus versus following his natural reasoning?

What kind of situations does God specialize in helping with?

What did Abraham Not Consider when it came to the promise that God gave him?

How persuaded was Abraham concerning God’s promise to him?

How did Sarah judge (consider) God regarding the promise that he gave her and her husband?

What things does the spiritual Christian think on or consider?

What fruit is produced from being spiritually minded?

When we operate in the carnal mind what things are produced?

 What kind of mind does God oppose and is not pleased with?

What pleases God (Hebrews 11:6) and why?

If we are to live and walk by faith, what things should not be our focus?

What do the words “yea” and “amen” mean?

If we are really “considering” Jesus, what kind of profession (confession) should be coming from our mouth? (Hebrews 10:23)

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Thinking outside the boat.

In this message we discus stepping out of our comfort zones so that we can walk with Jesus in a greater dimension.

1. How did the request that was made by Jesus, challenge Peter’s thinking?

2. When the scripture says “they forsook all and followed him” what did this include?

3. What kind of “Walk” does the scripture say that we are to live our lives by?

4. This walk of faith is to grow and increase as we continue in our relationship with God. Did this walk of faith increase in the life of Peter?

5. What was Peter willing to cast into the water with this next encounter with Jesus?

6. When we say “Think outside of the boat” what is meant by that?

7. What typically does the “Boat of our lives” represent?

8. What are the 2 biggest hindrances for us to step into the greater things of God?

9. Does God know where each of us are at in our walk of faith with him?

10. Since he didn’t let Peter sink and perish where he was at, won’t he be there to help you in your life?

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