Port Orchard Church of the Nazarene

Hamilton Filmalter, a healing evangelist and revivalist, related the temple to our bodies, the Holy Place represents our mind or soul and the Outer Court, our body. Jesus drove the money changers out of the temple to clean it up. He wants the temple of our body to be clean also. Jesus died so we can be set free and made whole. We need to allow the Holy Spirit to clean up our lives and get rid of all the junk, so we can experience Kingdom Freedom.

Hamilton Filmalter, a healing evangelist and revivalist, continued to explore the reality of the Kingdom, and reminded us that it was Jesus who told us that “the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand”. He also pointed out that we need to take the Kingdom into the market place. There are opportunities around us to minister to people and show them the Kingdom of God in action.

Hamilton Filmalter, a healing evangelist and revivalist, shared that as we walk in the supernatural, and we press in for the supernatural of God, we must be a people that is radical in the supernatural of the Holy Spirit, but at the same time, radical in our belief in the word of God and our love for the word of God, and know the word of God. He continued to explain that the Kingdom of God is demonstrated with supernatural power, and that if Jesus walked in the power of the Holy Spirit, we need to also.

Hamilton Filmalter, a healing evangelist and revivalist, explained that the Supernatural realm of Heaven is invading this world. We need a total change of our mind and look at God differently. We need to become a kingdom people that make an impact in our community and schools. We have been called to advance the kingdom of Heaven through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Jesus is the perfect revelation of God the Father. You and I have the responsibility and privilege of knowing God and presenting God accurately. We need to refresh our perspective of who God is, with Jesus Christ. Nothing compares, or even comes close to, experiencing the presence of God and hearing His heart toward us.

In Christ there is no sin. He loves us and we have the privilege of loving Him back. Our struggle is not against flesh and blood. We want a framework that is inviting to the Word of God and hostile to the word of the enemy.

Understand that this isn't about a performance relationship, this is about treasuring Christ above everything in our life.

Today Ryan was talking about healing and shared that often the preaching and teaching get done in the church, but healing gets left out. Jesus said to pray earnestly for

laborers to be sent out into the harvest. God has given us the power and authority to relaese the power of God when we pray for the

sick anywhere, not just in church. It's not about getting more of the Holy spirit, it's about releasing what is already inside of us. When Jesus prayed for the sick, He commanded the person to be healed, and commanded the sickness and disease to leave. He was motivated by love and compassion.

Ryan Adair shared that if we want to be like Jesus, we need to follow His example and engage the people around us. The power of the Holy Spirit in us can impact the culture around us. Jesus ministerd to the people that no one else even wanted to talk to.

Our guest speaker Dr. Hugh L. Smith, District Superintendent, reminded us that God is the same yesterday, today and forever. He is with us, for us, but never against us.

That which begins in belief is confirmed by the Comforter.