What is the reason you were born? Why are you alive? What is your purpose in life? Many of us find it difficult to answer these fundamental questions.

Your purpose is the very reason you’re here. Without discovering it, you risk becoming like the “living dead”—existing without truly being alive, moving through life without direction or meaning. Just because you are physically alive doesn’t mean you’re truly living. If you don’t know the reason for your existence, you may as well not be living at all.

If you don’t know why you’re alive, you risk wasting life, breath and space. When the purpose of something is unknown, it’s often abused or misused. Likewise, if you don’t know the reason for your existence, you may be abusing your breath and not fully appreciating the gift of life. 

God created each person with a unique purpose—to solve a problem, make an impact, and add value. If you’re not working toward that, then you’re not fulfilling the potential for which you were born,  wasting the precious time you’ve been given.

Discovering your purpose enables you to be truly alive and lead a more meaningful and fulfilling life. 

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Mathew 17:21 "However, this kind does not go out except by prayer and fasting.”

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We acknowledge that Jesus is the bread of life and understand why He, the Bread, was broken for us. In this teaching, we will delve deeper into the mystery and significant of the crumbs. 

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According to Genesis 28:10-22, Jacob had a divine encounter with God at a location he later named “Bethel.” The Lord did not specifically direct him to go there; rather, it became Bethel because of the significant encounter Jacob experienced there. Originally called Luz, Jacob changed the name to Bethel in recognition of his encounter with God. 

The word “Bethel” is not simply a national or generic name; it represents a personal revelation. While Jacob called it Bethel after his encounter, the citizens of that region still referred to it as Luz.

In Hebrew ‘Beth’ and ‘Bayith’ mean “house,” while “El” means “God.” Therefore, “Beth-el” translates to “house of God.” The more formal term for “house of God” in Hebrew is “El Bayith.” However, Jacob’s choice to name the place “Bethel” reflects his personal experience and revelation of the house of God. 

In essence, Bethel represents a deeply personal encounter and revelation of God, rather than just a physical location or generic name.

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The 3 D’s of Satan represent his three primary strategies, which are found in scripture as tactics he uses repeatedly to fight against the body of Christ. Once you can identify these 3 D’s, you’ll be able to position yourself to stand firmly against his wiles. 

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Flames is our annual International Burn Conference where people from all over the world gather to be ignited and set on fire for Christ.

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Flames is our annual International Burn Conference where people from all over the world gather to be ignited and set on fire for Christ.

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Flames is our annual International Burn Conference where people from all over the world gather to be ignited and set on fire for Christ.

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Flames is our annual International Burn Conference where people from all over the world gather to be ignited and set on fire for Christ.

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