EXCERPTS:

1. God has a purpose for your life, and He gives you His Word and direction so you can understand and walk in it.
2. The enemy’s strategy is to introduce a different voice that contradicts God’s Word and takes you away from His purpose.
3. The flesh and the Spirit are constantly opposed, and yielding to the flesh can hinder you from walking in God’s purpose.
4. God’s purpose is greater than every opposition, so like Jesus, you must resist every voice that seeks to move you away from God’s assignment.

EXCERPTS:

1. God wants His Church filled with the Spirit and able to prophesy.
2. When you are filled with the Spirit, you are filled with words; when you declare them, they become prophecy.
3. You cannot preach what you don’t know; you must first be taught the Word of God.
4. Faith needs a substance, and in the Gospel, that substance is Christ.

EXCERPTS:

1. A watchman must take his position, watch closely, and discern what God is showing him.
2. What God shows you in a clear and simple way should become your driving force.
3. Vision is divine communication—God showing you things without saying a word.
4. The watchman must tarry until he sees; the vision does not tarry, but the watchman must.

EXCERPTS:

1. The ability to announce Jesus is a spiritual blessing.
2. The church must be soaked with the Holy Ghost to announce Jesus.
3. Being soaked with the Holy Ghost gives you the ability to testify of Jesus.
4. The Holy Ghost baptism is an inward filling—filled on the inside until full.

EXCERPTS:

1. God calls you by choice, not by earthly qualification; His calling is His grace.
2. When God calls you, He sends you with an assignment to build with Him.
3. Every feeling of inadequacy, doubt and inferiority has an answer: God’s presence, His proof and His grace.
4. Your gift is from God, but it must be stirred and fanned into flame for the assignment.

EXCERPTS:

1. God is Father, Word, and Spirit.
2. God is the Word, and the Word is God.
3. Jesus reveals the Father — “He that hath seen me hath seen the Father” .
4. God is Spirit — He is not limited to physical form .

EXCERPTS:

1. Heaven responds to those who seek God in prayer; before God moves visibly, He first releases His prophetic Word.
2. The Holy Spirit gives utterance, empowering believers to speak God’s inspired words with boldness and precision.
3. Divine assistance begins with prayer, continues through prophetic utterance, and culminates in praise and worship.
4. When fear comes, let it drive you toward God—not away from Him—because prayer positions you for heaven’s help.

EXCERPTS:

1. Prayer is first a relationship with God our Father, where we commune with Him and receive His response through the Spirit within us.
2. Prayer makes God’s invisible kingdom visible by bringing heavenly realities into earthly experience.
3. Prayer is partnering with God to bring His will to pass on earth until His purpose takes tangible form in our lives.
4. Prayer is not a selfish request but a partnership with God that advances His kingdom through fellowship, obedience, and ministry.

Excerpts:

1. Heaven assists those who cooperate with God by giving priority to His Word above worry, anxiety, and distractions.
2. The Holy Spirit helps our weaknesses by interceding for us according to God’s will when we do not know how or what to pray.
3. God’s assistance begins with depositing His Word in your heart because His Word is the foundation for every divine direction.
4. We welcome God’s help by listening to His Word, and as we receive it, all things begin to work together for our good according to His purpose.

Excerpts:

1. True thanksgiving is a confession of God’s goodness, recognizing and declaring all that He has done.
2. A thankful heart celebrates not only God’s work in your own life but also His faithfulness in the lives of others.
3. Biblical thanksgiving focuses on God as the source of every blessing rather than the blessing itself.
4. Giving thanks in all circumstances is God’s will and reflects a heart that trusts His goodness at all times.