Revelation lies in its power to bring breakthroughs (2 Kings 6) and change identity, as seen in Gideon’s transformation (Judges 6:11). Through prayer, believers access The Importance of Revelation, receiving guidance and divine empowerment to overcome challenges and fulfill God’s purpose.

1) What is divine revelation, and how does it differ from mere knowledge?

2) What is general revelation, and how does it point to God’s existence?

3) What makes the Bible a special revelation?

4) How does personal revelation work, and who can receive it?

5) How does revelation lead to breakthroughs in difficult situations?

6) Why does prayer play a critical role in receiving revelation?

7) How can revelation transform a person’s identity?

8) Why do some people struggle to accept their God-given identity?

9) How does the Bible’s historical and scientific accuracy support its divine inspiration?

10) What happens if believers ignore or misuse revelation?

In this powerful message about "How to Crucify the Flesh," Pastor emphasizes that crucifying the flesh is essential for spiritual growth. He outlines four key ways to crucify the flesh: surrender to God, deep prayer, genuine worship, and fasting. The message highlights that when we fail to crucify the flesh, we expose ourselves to demonic powers and curses. To effectively crucify the flesh, believers must deny themselves daily and close all doors to the enemy. The teaching emphasizes that successfully learning how to crucify the flesh leads to spiritual empowerment and transformation.

All these questions were answered just as Perry Stone, Jonathan Cahn, John Hagee, Jentezen Franklin, Benny Hinn, Chris Oyaklihome, TD Jakes and others.

1). What does it mean to "deny yourself" according to Matthew 16:24?

2). Why is there a constant struggle between flesh and spirit?

3). Does being a Christian automatically mean you've overcome the flesh?

4). What happens when you don't crucify the flesh?

5). What are the four main ways to crucify the flesh?

6). Why is surrender important in crucifying the flesh?

7). What are the three levels of prayer mentioned?

8). How does fasting help in crucifying the flesh?

9). Can having just one area not surrendered to God be dangerous?

10). Why is it important to crucify the flesh at the start of new beginnings?

This message emphasizes that the mercy of God is all you need. It highlights Manasseh's story, a king who, despite grave sins, received God's mercy after humbling himself. The sermon stresses that God constantly speaks, but pride, rebellion, and spiritual deafness prevent us from hearing. God's mercy restores what's lost, delivers from judgment, provides help, protects, and reveals His goodness. We receive God's mercy through humility, acknowledging our need, repentance, and trusting in His compassion. Remember, the mercy of God is all you need, and His mercy is new every morning. Even when everything fails, the mercy of God is all you need.

1.) Why do people feel like God is not speaking to them?

2.) What are the signs of pride, rebellion, and spiritual deafness?

3.) How does judgment manifest in the life of someone who doesn't listen to God?

4.) Can someone who has lived a sinful life still receive God's mercy?

5.) What is the true meaning of Christmas?

6.) What are the five reasons why we need God's mercy?

7.) How does the story of Bartimaeus illustrate the restoring power of God's mercy?

8.) How does God's mercy deliver us from judgment?

9.) How can we receive God's mercy?

10.) Why should our hope be in God's mercy and not in worldly things?