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In this episode, Lance teaches from Psalm 22 about the importance of standing in the victory the Lord has already won for us and that positioning ourselves this way is how we overcome the enemy. 

May you have vision to see that the work is finished.
May your eyes be opened to see our Lord on the throne.
May you know the deep deep love of Jesus

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In this episode, Lance shares how we should approach studying God's Word. He walks through practical ways to study the Bible. This teaching comes from Lance’s Bible study series that you can find transcribed in the book "How the Bible Came to Be, Part 2." 

May you be serious in your study of God’s Word.

May His Word be a seed and hammer; milk and solid food to you.

May you know the deep, deep love of Jesus.

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In today's episode, we'll be listening to chapter 8 of the audiobook for The Importance of Covering by Lance Lambert. In this chapter, narrated by Michael Cross, Lance applies the covering concept specifically to women's head covering in church, arguing that sisters serve as a living symbol to remind the entire church about spiritual covering, divine order, and dependence on Christ's authority. 

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In today's episode, we'll be listening to chapter 2 of the audiobook for The Importance of Covering by Lance Lambert. In this chapter, narrated by Michael Cross, Lance shares that "covering" means being spiritually positioned "in Christ". As Christians, we don't need to fight to get under covering since God has already placed us there, but we must learn to stay where He has positioned us and return quickly when we move out of that place of safety.

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In today's episode, we'll be listening to chapter 1 of the audiobook for The Importance of Covering by Lance Lambert. This book contains a series of messages that Lance preached in 1971, which were transcribed and are now available as an audiobook narrated by Michael Cross. In this chapter, Lance introduces the biblical concept of "covering" by surveying Old Testament examples and symbols, showing how this theme of spiritual protection appears throughout Scripture when people stay in their right relationship with God.

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What makes the difference between preaching that's dead and ministry that lives? In today's episode, Lance breaks down 7 foundational principles for ministering God's Word effectively, emphasizing that we must be ministers of Christ, not just our own ideas.

May your walk with the Lord be a real experience that can be shared with others.
May you learn to comfort other with the comfort you have received from the Lord.
May you know the deep deep love of Jesus.

In this rare 1984 recording, Lance Lambert teaches on Christ as the Baptizer in the Holy Spirit, a subject he calls impossible to ignore since it appears at the beginning of all four Gospels.

Lambert addresses why the Holy Spirit is often the "ignored person of the Trinity" and explains what it really means to be baptized in the Spirit. He argues that nothing in Christian life, from conversion to church life to spiritual gifts, is possible without the Holy Spirit's work.

This Holy Spirit baptism message was recovered from VHS footage after the original audio was damaged. You'll see a young Lance Lambert delivering this Bible teaching with his characteristic clarity.

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From the book: "Rivers of Living Water: Talks on the Holy Spirit"

Lance Lambert (1931-2020) was a Jewish Bible teacher who taught extensively on Christian living and God's eternal purpose.

In this episode, we're talking about a new book called "Rivers of Living Water" by Lance Lambert.

Christie shares how this collection of Holy Spirit messages came together in the most amazing way, how the same messages were on different people's hearts at the exact same time. We discuss why the Holy Spirit doesn't have to be intimidating, how gentle He really is, and what can happen when believers encounter Him in new ways.

Lance Lambert shares on Billy Graham's story of before and after his Holy Spirit experience. If you've wondered why you need to know more about the Holy Spirit beyond salvation, this conversation will help.

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In today’s episode, Lance shares about our need to really hear the voice of the Lord. He explains what it means to hear the Lord’s voice and some common reasons why believers struggle to know the Lord’s direction.

May you have an ear that’s exercised to hear what the Lord is saying.
May you experience deep communion with Him in your Spirit.
May you know the deep deep love of Jesus.

In today’s episode, Lance shares from Psalm 133 about the precious oil that runs down the priest’s head. He speaks about this oil being the oil of the Holy Spirit, that it is given to us for unity, for fellowship and for life

May you know the precious ministry of the Holy Spirit.
May you take the anointing given to you in Christ.
May you know the deep deep love of Jesus.

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