Wave 94

Six times this man's vehicle was blown up. How did he know what to do when that happened?

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If God is not the author of confusion, then who is?

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Here is a prayer that I have prayed my whole life.

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[verse 1]

Shabbat Shalom, the empty tomb,

Yeshua hath arose;

unto eternal life for all,

just as the dawning glows.

Shabbat Shalom, O brethren sing,

of Him Who didst arise;

our Suff'ring Servant, Saviour, Son,

of Yahweh, great and wise.

[chorus]

Shalom! Shalom! He liveth, yea,

let us this day all praise;

our Yeshua, our mighty God,

Who blesseth all our days!

Shalom! Shalom! He didst arise,

out of that darkened grave;

for Yah didst bring Him forth withal,

that He all souls might save!

(that He all souls might save)

[verse 2]

Shabbat Shalom, thereunto came,

to roll that stone away;

for Yah didst give His angels charge,

on Resurrection Day.

Shabbat Shalom, the wraps of death,

wert thereupon the stone;

where'pon they laid Him in that tomb,

Who didst our sin atone.

[strong musical lead-in to chorus]

[chorus]

Shalom! Shalom! He liveth, yea,

let us this day all praise;

our Yeshua, our mighty God,

Who blesseth all our days!

Shalom! Shalom! He didst arise,

out of that darkened grave;

for Yah didst bring Him forth withal,

that He all souls might save!

(that He all souls might save)

[verse 3]

Shabbat Shalom, the dawning light,

didst e'er to all reveal;

the mighty hand of Yah didst break,

that binding Roman seal.

Shabbat Shalom, thenst Mary came,

unto the sepulchre;

there sat an angel 'pon that stone,

who didst speak unto her.

[chorus]

Shalom! Shalom! He liveth, yea,

let us this day all praise;

our Yeshua, our mighty God,

Who blesseth all our days!

Shalom! Shalom! He didst arise,

out of that darkened grave;

for Yah didst bring Him forth withal,

that He all souls might save!

(that He all souls might save)

[verse 4]

Shabbat Shalom, "Whom seekest thou,

the living 'mong the dead";

"He is not here, but risen, yea,

'tis just as He hath said."

Shabbat Shalom, her soul astir,

thenst Mary ran to tell;

the joyful tidings unto all,

the angel didst compel.

[chorus]

Shalom! Shalom! He liveth, yea,

let us this day all praise;

our Yeshua, our mighty God,

Who blesseth all our days!

Shalom! Shalom! He didst arise,

out of that darkened grave;

for Yah didst bring Him forth withal,

that He all souls might save!

(that He all souls might save)

[verse 5]

Shabbat Shalom, O mishpocah,

Yeshua liveth, yea;

He maketh intercession for,

our sin to Yah alway.

Shabbat Shalom, we celebrate,

our Saviour, Lord and King;

Yeshua rose upon that morn,

O let His saints e'er sing. Amen!

[chorus]

Shalom! Shalom! He liveth, yea,

let us this day all praise;

our Yeshua, our mighty God,

Who blesseth all our days!

Shalom! Shalom! He didst arise,

out of that darkened grave;

for Yah didst bring Him forth withal,

that He all souls might save!

(that He all souls might save)

Shabbat Shalom! Amen!

Our sacrifice for sin!

For all to save, His all He gave!

Shabbat Shalom! Amen!

Shabbat Shalom! Amen!

--written by Ray Carlton

[verse 1]

Shabbat Shalom, the empty tomb,

Yeshua hath arose;

unto eternal life for all,

just as the dawning glows.

Shabbat Shalom, O brethren sing,

of Him Who didst arise;

our Suff'ring Servant, Saviour, Son,

of Yahweh, great and wise.

[chorus]

Shalom! Shalom! He liveth, yea,

let us this day all praise;

our Yeshua, our mighty God,

Who blesseth all our days!

Shalom! Shalom! He didst arise,

out of that darkened grave;

for Yah didst bring Him forth withal,

that He all souls might save!

(that He all souls might save)

[verse 2]

Shabbat Shalom, thereunto came,

to roll that stone away;

for Yah didst give His angels charge,

on Resurrection Day.

Shabbat Shalom, the wraps of death,

wert thereupon the stone;

where'pon they laid Him in that tomb,

Who didst our sin atone.

[strong musical lead-in to chorus]

[chorus]

Shalom! Shalom! He liveth, yea,

let us this day all praise;

our Yeshua, our mighty God,

Who blesseth all our days!

Shalom! Shalom! He didst arise,

out of that darkened grave;

for Yah didst bring Him forth withal,

that He all souls might save!

(that He all souls might save)

[verse 3]

Shabbat Shalom, the dawning light,

didst e'er to all reveal;

the mighty hand of Yah didst break,

that binding Roman seal.

Shabbat Shalom, thenst Mary came,

unto the sepulchre;

there sat an angel 'pon that stone,

who didst speak unto her.

[chorus]

Shalom! Shalom! He liveth, yea,

let us this day all praise;

our Yeshua, our mighty God,

Who blesseth all our days!

Shalom! Shalom! He didst arise,

out of that darkened grave;

for Yah didst bring Him forth withal,

that He all souls might save!

(that He all souls might save)

[verse 4]

Shabbat Shalom, "Whom seekest thou,

the living 'mong the dead";

"He is not here, but risen, yea,

'tis just as He hath said."

Shabbat Shalom, her soul astir,

thenst Mary ran to tell;

the joyful tidings unto all,

the angel didst compel.

[chorus]

Shalom! Shalom! He liveth, yea,

let us this day all praise;

our Yeshua, our mighty God,

Who blesseth all our days!

Shalom! Shalom! He didst arise,

out of that darkened grave;

for Yah didst bring Him forth withal,

that He all souls might save!

(that He all souls might save)

[verse 5]

Shabbat Shalom, O mishpocah,

Yeshua liveth, yea;

He maketh intercession for,

our sin to Yah alway.

Shabbat Shalom, we celebrate,

our Saviour, Lord and King;

Yeshua rose upon that morn,

O let His saints e'er sing. Amen!

[chorus]

Shalom! Shalom! He liveth, yea,

let us this day all praise;

our Yeshua, our mighty God,

Who blesseth all our days!

Shalom! Shalom! He didst arise,

out of that darkened grave;

for Yah didst bring Him forth withal,

that He all souls might save!

(that He all souls might save)

Shabbat Shalom! Amen!

Our sacrifice for sin!

For all to save, His all He gave!

Shabbat Shalom! Amen!

Shabbat Shalom! Amen!

--written by Ray Carlton

In this powerful Palm Sunday message, Kumbo Banda examines the transition from the triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem to the deep theological truths of Romans 6. He breaks down the historical context of Roman slavery to illustrate what it truly means to be a "slave to Christ." While the world views slavery as the ultimate loss of personhood, the Gospel reveals it as the ultimate path to righteousness and life.

-- Jesus did not enter Jerusalem quietly but loudly, showing His deity and incredible courage by following the Father’s plan toward the cross.

-- In the Roman world, becoming a slave meant a complete severance from the old life, including names, relationships, and status.

-- Paul uses the Greek word doulos and its root deo (to bind) to explain that we choose who we tie ourselves to.

-- As followers of Christ, we are no longer "sinners saved by grace" in our identity, but we are the "righteousness of God" in Christ Jesus.

-- Spiritual disciplines like prayer, fasting, and evangelism are the natural markers of those who are truly bound to God.

-- Our faith must be lived out in practical ways, including how we treat those in the service industry and the "least of these."

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Matthew 21:1-11

-- Romans 6:15-23

-- Romans 7:15-25

-- Romans 8:14-17

-- 2 Corinthians 5:17

-- 1 Kings 19:11-13

The Easter Miracle: A Journey to Heaven and Back

When Dee Minor hit a brick wall on a rainy night, the impact was so severe that emergency crews had to pry her from the wreckage. What followed wasn't just a medical recovery, but a supernatural encounter. From the emergency room table to the gates of eternity, Dee shares her experience of hearing the voice of God and receiving a mandate to return to earth. This teaching explores the reality of heaven, the power of divine healing, and the simplicity of the Gospel.

-- The harrowing details of a totaled vehicle and a "crushed" front end that Dee miraculously survived without a scratch on her face.

-- A description of heaven characterized by overwhelming happiness, laughter, and a profound sense of peace.

-- The specific instruction Dee received from the Lord regarding the importance of loving others while keeping Him first.

-- The "Easter Miracle" where a bedridden woman with a broken spine sat straight up and walked into church on the third day.

-- The confusion of medical professionals who performed multiple MRIs only to find that the injuries shown on previous X-rays had vanished.

-- A sobering reminder that there is only one heartbeat between this life and the next, and the importance of being ready for eternity.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Matthew 6:33

-- Matthew 28:1-6

-- 1 John 4:7-12

-- Ephesians 2:8-9

Television program initially aired in 2018.

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What did the church described in the New Testament believe? The bible says the early disciples "continued in the apostles doctrine", but how was this teaching received? As we continue our series concerning the New Testament church, we look at how the doctrines held to by the first century believers were derived and what the basis of our belief should be today.

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Reclaiming Your Mind from the Author of Confusion

In this episode, Pastor Jack King explores the biblical antidote to the mental chaos that leads to despair and depression. Drawing from the Psalms and the letters of Paul, he discusses the vital roles of discipline, planning, and spiritual focus. By understanding that confusion does not come from God, we can learn to resist the enemy’s tactics and find the fulfillment we were created for.

-- Discipline is a vital ingredient for success, much like a soldier's muscle memory, we must train our minds to react to spiritual attacks without hesitation.

-- Brooding is defined as non-productive thinking that leads to hopelessness, we must break the cycle of dwelling on problems without seeking God's solutions.

-- Many people fall into addiction because they are trying to deaden the pain of an uncontrolled mind rather than addressing the root cause.

-- We often hit a "wall" in life because we lack a clear plan, scripture encourages us to write the vision down and make it plain.

-- Maturity takes time, and we should avoid the trap of comparing our progress to others or falling into unhealthy competition.

-- The "Wagon on the Hill" story illustrates how we often become overwhelmed not by God’s commands, but by the extra burdens and opinions we allow others to put in our wagon.

-- Shifting focus from our own problems to ministering to others is one of the fastest ways to clear the "cobwebs of confusion."

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Psalms 71:1

-- 1 Corinthians 14:33

-- 1 Corinthians 12

-- James 4:7-8

-- Habakkuk 2:2

This is episode 125.

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In this powerful episode of Enter the Glory Zone, Dr. Edith Davis takes us deeper into the journey of the "beautification" of the Church. While every one of the 8.3 billion people on Earth is priceless because of the blood of Jesus, Dr. Davis makes a startling distinction: being valuable is not the same as being useful. To be useful to the Father, we must undergo a radical renewing of the mind and a crucifixion of the flesh.

Dr. Davis breaks down the "triune" nature of man (spirit, soul, and body) and explains why the soul is the ultimate "tie-breaker" in your spiritual success. Using the wisdom of Nancy Dufresne and the biblical examples of Joseph, Daniel, and Esther, she illustrates how what looks like "death" to our flesh is actually the doorway to an abundant, supernatural life. If you are ready to walk in the full authority of the Godhead and see victory in your health, finances, and family, this teaching on living "in Christ" is your roadmap.

Main points include:

-- Understanding the "One Church" reality where ethnicity and denominations fade under the Lordship of Yahshua HaMashiach.

-- The difference between the Spirit, the Soul, and the unredeemed Flesh.

-- Why God requires your free will and invitation while the enemy seeks to use deception and pressure.

-- How to become a "co-laborer" with the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

-- The "vampire rule" of spiritual authority and why your invitation matters.

-- Real-life testimony of overcoming pneumonia and career crisis by speaking the truth of being "in Christ."

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Romans 12:1-2

-- Galatians 5:16-23

-- Daniel 6

-- Genesis 37-50

-- Esther 7

This is episode 400.

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