
Offensive Prayer
Offensive prayer is prayer that helps move things forward or down the field of play in order to reach the goal. In other words, offensive prayer is proactive and not reactive.
Offensive prayer is prayer that helps move things forward or down the field of play in order to reach the goal. In other words, offensive prayer is proactive and not reactive.
In this lesson, we introduce you to the concepts of offensive and defensive prayer. Offensive prayer is for advancing and defensive prayer is for preventing. We will learn how to use these two strategies to take our prayer to the next level.
Our causal idea of spiritual warfare is preventing us from living a truly spiritual life. The battles we designate for spiritual warfare aren’t spiritual warfare as we know it. And the battles we don’t designate as spiritual are spiritual in nature and require us to fight spiritually.
This message addresses a problem that goes overlooked when we pray. It’s so easy for a person to be speaking to God and in a moment switch to begin speaking at the devil. Next level prayer means we don’t disrespect God in this way.
In this lesson we begin with answering why the term “prayer warrior” is no longer suitable. Terms like this open the door to why we’re writing on the topic of “spiritual warfare” in the first place.
This lesson dispels the notion that God’s Spirit makes us lose control. Common thoughts about the Spirit of God is that The Spirit makes us act out of character or causes us to behave in an unattractive, negative behavior. The truth is the Holy Spirit produces outcomes that are totally unlike what we’ve commonly grown up believing.
This message reverses the roles of our thinking on the results produced by an evil spirit and God’s spirit. Often, we associate the actions of an evil spirit with that of God’s.
Do you know the differences in spirits and spiritual things? This message sets the stage for being able to identify the differences between spirits. If we’re unable to identify them, then how can we successfully battle spiritual things?
Since we’re at the start of a new year, this lesson will focus on how we can make this year better than last. It starts with being intentional about an area of your choice to grow in.
We must make room for Jesus. Imagine that! Even from His birth there seemed to be no place for Jesus. He was born in a stable because there was no room in the Inn. Don’t be like the Inn, make room, move things around, open your schedule for the King of kings.