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ATTENTION: CRAIG SUGGESTS YOU LISTEN TO E6 AND THE PREVIOUS SEGMENT W1.1 BEFORE CONTINUING THIS WORKSHOP. Craig explains why Listening Prayer is so important. And then he sets up how the remaining segments of the Workshop will flow.
ATTENTION: CRAIG SUGGESTS YOU LISTEN TO E6 BEFORE BEGINNING THIS WORKSHOP. In Episode 6, Craig talked about the power of agreement. We need to agree with what God says, and stop listening to the enemy. But in order to do that we have to hear what God is saying to us on a personal level. Here's the Biblical basis for listening prayer, and a real-life example.
Jesus says the truth will set you free. So then, lies are what put you in bondage. Am I in agreement with what God is telling me, or what the enemy has to say? Do I even know what God is saying to me, personally? Craig really just sets the stage for more intimate contact with Jesus. Plus, he introduces a new "workshop session."
Wait a second! Did that really just happen? When my paradigm is assaulted, cognitive dissonance hits me like a ton of bricks. Thankfully, Jesus tells me what I need to do... "Repent! For the kingdom of God is at hand!" Craig agrees with Jesus.
We have to be aware of a spiritual reality while living in a physical realm. Holy Spirit trains us in our physical senses to discern what is unseen. Craig shares some of how Holy Spirit communicates these things to him, and also how remaining at peace is an important factor in discernment.
No one throws a party when trouble shows up on the doorstep. But what if we did? Craig explains why we can truly exult in the tribulation.
God searches to and fro looking for one man, just one man. Craig explains what separates David out from all the rest of humanity... and he means all humanity. Seems like a pretty important topic... I mean, who doesn't want to be like David?
Craig talks about the connection between Faith and Grace. Plus: How do you grow your faith? Well... you don't. God does that. But Craig breaks down our part in the process.
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