CyberBlessed

God-Inside Minded

I’m going to teach on God-inside minded. And I want you to turn to Philippians, as I’ve asked you to. And I want to set before you a verse of scripture that, again, just, it just took me years to believe it. And every day I’d just pound away at my mind and I’d say, “Look, that’s what the Word says. So, either the Word is a lie or it’s truth.” And something always said to me, “It’s, the Bible is truth but,” and then I got hooked again. Then I’d say, “Well, but that’s what the Word says.” And I can’t tell you how many years it finally took me to get around to believing what this thing really says. It’s a mindblower, but we’re really in the category of having our minds renewed constantly anyways. Listen to this great thirteenth verse of this second chapter of Philippians:
Philippians 2:138
For it is God … [who] worketh in you both to will and to do … his good pleasure.

Fourteen Verses From Romans Chapter Eight

I’d like to go to Romans this morning, please. There flashed across my mind, while Tim Bishop was giving that word of prophesy, just a beautiful, beautiful picture of all of our people in the household of God. Being in the throne room of God; having a visit with Jesus Christ.
And that’s what I think occurs when we get to the greatness of that word. That word is just visiting – in the throne room of God, visiting with Jesus Christ and what he accomplished. And just coming to the realization and the absolute commitment, of our knowledgeable position and understanding that we are what the Word of God says we are, and that we have what the Word of God says we have.
Romans chapter 8 is a real heavy. Says in verse 14:

Romans 8:14-15: For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God.
For ye have not received [a bondage] spirit…

Just think of it this morning like being in the throne room of God.

Psalm 73 by Asaph, the Lead Singer and Prophet

You see, we have the same discomfort and the same loss today when we lose the peace. And you lose the peace when you lose the grace, the mercy, the love, the power. When you walk away from that, move away from that, you lose the peace. And here’s a prophet, the lead singer of all the singers of the Levites and a prophet, and he loses it. And the 73rd psalm is just a fantastic revelation and that is where I…what I wanna really share with you today. 
Remember about “know thy self,” the more you look at yourself, the more miserable you get? I wanna take it a step further today. Not only is it like self-introspection, but when you look around at others and you look at the world, you get miserable and you lose it. And that’s why, here in Psalm 73, verse 1: 

Psalms 73:1: 
…Truly God is good to Israel, even to such as are of a [what?] clean heart.

Our Healing Ministry

The greatest healing I know is spiritual, and it's the new birth. And it's spiritual, but the spiritual is so dynamic that it affects the physical. And it's basically in believing. Because those people of the Old Testament who could not be born again, still if they were properly taught and they believe what they were taught, then believing that brought a lot of healing to them.

But in our day and in our time – and this is what I'm going to be teaching and setting before our men across the country and world, our women – is:

Romans 10:9-10:
⁹That if thou [will] shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and . . . believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.
¹⁰For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; . . . with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.

That, I believe, is the greatest healing.

Higher Powers - Romans 13

Romans 13:1:
Let every soul be subject unto the higher powers. For there is no power but of God: [and] the powers that be are ordained of God.

This is the verse of scripture that people keep pushing at us and keep saying, well, this refers to civil authorities. That I have to be subject to the higher powers. In other words, I am subject to the governor of the state, I’m subject to the mayor, I’m subject to the representatives, the senators, I am subject to the President of the United States – this kind of thing; that we are subject unto the higher powers.

I know that’s what that verse says, that we’re subject to the higher powers, but we’ve got to find out who those higher powers are.

Now, I as a Christian, I as a believer, you as a believer – certainly you and I just by plain sense knowledge, without ever having the Word of God – if you just sit down and think for a half a minute, you would have to say that a Christian could never be subject to some higher powers in civil authority. We just could not be subject to them because what they do, and how they act, and what they want to carry out is absolutely contradictory to what God says a man is supposed to do. Therefore, just on the surface, we should have known all through the years that this verse could not be talking about civil authorities, about government powers in a secular world.

Selah

Consider These Words

Comparison of Epistles and Gospels

Tonight, by the grace of the Lord, we want to see the relationship of the four Gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, to the Church Epistles. I believe that the greatest literary miracle of ages is the four, the presentation of the four Gospels. The thing that astounds me about the four Gospels is that they were written much later than the death, the resurrection and the ascension of Christ; many years after Paul had already received the revelation as to what the church of the body really was.

Jeremiah

Jeremiah 15:16a:
Thy words were [what?] found, and I did [what?] eat them; . . .

After they found this Word of God, he chewed on them, spiritually speaking. He ate it, he drank it, he slept it. And this is a thing I've said to you a little while ago. You've got to get to the Word. Eat it, sleep it, drink it. Get this Word. Pound it in your hearts, your souls, your mind, wherever you need it pounded. Just get the Word, because it's only the Word that will ever keep us in the midst of the trials, the afflictions, the situations, and the devilishness of our society; and the future of it tomorrow and the day thereafter.

Jeremiah 15:16b:
 . . .  and thy word[s were] unto me the joy and rejoicing of [what?] {mine heart}: for I am called by thy name, O LORD God of hosts.

Behold: Psalms 34:1-5

Psalms 34:1-5:
 . . . I will bless the LORD at all times: his praise [shall be continually] in my [what?] mouth.
My soul shall make her boast in the LORD: the humble shall hear thereof, and be glad.
O magnify the LORD with me, and let us exalt his name together.
I sought the LORD, and he heard me, and delivered me from all my fears.
They looked unto him, and were lightened: and their faces were not ashamed.

A New Day

Christian (Believer) Songs from the 70's.