Derek Prince Legacy Radio International

Derek Prince adds the final layer to this enlightening and empowering series—it’s the icing on the cake. Listen and discover how to receive the Holy Spirit in fullness and walk in the all the blessings we’ve discussed over the last two weeks.

Today, we’ll hear Derek Prince explore another very specific way the Holy Spirit helps us. We’ll discover how God actually pours out His love into our hearts without reservation or restraint. Get settled, listen and get to know “The Holy Spirit” in a more intimate and personal way.

Think about it: the same spirit that raised Christ from the dead dwells in you and me. That is astounding! No matter what kind of physical problems you may be experiencing—the Holy Spirit within you is more powerful still.

To become mature Christians, we must be led continually by the Spirit of God—that includes being led in how we pray and what we pray. Derek Prince had great insight into prayer because he lived a life of prayer. Today you’ll hear him share remarkable truths from the Word about this defining subject and some of his personal experiences.

The age of miracles has not passed away. The same Holy Spirit who wrought special miracles by the hands of Paul dwells in you and in me. Find out how to walk in the fullness of the provision God has so graciously given us as you listen to this remarkable message.

You’ll hear a beautiful truth today that can change your life. As you listen to this rich teaching, you’ll discover more about the wonderful blessing of the Holy Spirit. Derek Prince explained it this way: “The Holy Spirit takes what belongs to Jesus and makes it known to us.”

As Derek Prince taught about the reality of the Holy Spirit, he said, “I’m always staggered by that thought that God Himself, the infinite God, the Creator of the entire universe, wants to dwell in the physical body of each believer.” Find out today how to become extremely bold and experience miracles as that truth becomes a reality.

It’s staggering to realize the Holy Spirit of God Himself actually dwells within us! As believers, we can be been clothed with supernatural power from on high. Listen as Derek Prince adds another vital layer to this enlightening teaching about “The Holy Spirit in You.”

Derek Prince made a noteworthy point when he said, “The person and the work of the Holy Spirit is one of the most profound and distinctive revelations of the whole Bible.” Find out why that is true as you listen to today’s message.

In today’s message, we’ll learn about the wide-spread activity of the Holy Spirit; hear how the Holy Spirit inspires and equips leaders, judges, kings, singers, craftsmen, prophets, and more. As you listen to this rich teaching, expect to get to know the person of “The Holy Spirit in You” more intimately.

In his closing talk on forgiveness today, Derek points out that forgiveness is not an emotion, but rather a decision. We can decide to forgive. First, by recognizing our need to forgive. Second, by submitting ourselves to God’s Word. Then by making the right decision. Affirm it verbally—over and over if necessary. Forgive, as you want God to forgive you.

It is necessary that we forgive one another, for Jesus said that if we don’t forgive then our heavenly Father will not forgive either. If we forgive others, God will forgive us in the same proportion. Derek then brings in the parable of the unforgiving servant to prove this point. Doesn’t it pay to forgive others of their debt to us?

Reconciliation with God also brings reconciliation with our fellow man. In Colossians Paul assures us that now there is neither slave nor free, circumcised or uncircumcised, or barbarian, but Christ is all, and is in all. All barriers have been done away with in the new creation in Jesus.

Scripture tells us that the Lord laid upon Jesus the iniquity of us all. What type of sin? Murder? Fornication? Maybe not. But we all have turned to our own way—we have been self-pleasers, living by our own standards. We need God’s forgiveness. And once forgiven, God tells us they are remembered no more.

Derek points out in his message today we should consider that these words proceed out of forgiveness: reconciliation, peace, harmony, understanding. How badly our world needs these concepts. Stay tuned throughout this week to see how Derek makes his points through the Scriptures

Can confirmation of God’s directions come through fellow believers, our pastors or our parents? Derek feels sure that these people are set in positions of authority in our lives and thus can speak into our lives to bring confirmation of God’s will. Are you prepared to listen to others?

“How can I be sure I am really hearing God’s voice and it’s not my own thoughts or the voice of the enemy?” Listen and find out the answers to that question as Derek shares three important ways to know with certainty that you are hearing from God.

Using examples from the lives of Moses, Elijah and Jeremiah, Derek illustrates how God picked the time and the place to meet with them. It behooves us to get away to a place of quiet stillness so we can focus wholly on hearing from God. Often God speaks in a gentle whisper.

Derek gets very practical today, as he points out four requirements for hearing God’s voice. To determine these points, he turns to the book of Proverbs to bring out undivided attention, humility, open-ended time and quietness. What can you learn from these steps?

Cultivating a sensitive heart means having our hearts in tune with God’s voice—hearing and paying attention to Him. Derek explains that’s the real key to true blessing. Solomon prayed, “Give me a hearing heart.” Make that prayer your own.

When tempted by Satan in the wilderness, Jesus said, “Man does not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God.” So true. Our daily bread is to hear the voice of God and to obey His instructions. It is our personal relationship with Him that will set us apart.

Many people struggle to find faith—they run to and fro trying to find it. They haven’t yet discovered the secret of faith. Faith comes by hearing God’s voice. If you don’t have faith, you can get it. Faith can be cultivated. Listen to find out how faith comes.

Did you know there are three distinctive features of hearing God’s voice? They are: Hearing God’s voice is personal, it is tangible and it is present in the sense of time. Listen in today as Derek explains all three of these distinctive features in greater detail.

Yesterday Derek focused on the Old Testament to bring out the all-important feature: that we need to listen to the voice of God. Today, he turns on to the teaching of Jesus in the New Testament, to help us see that nothing has changed in this vital, essential respect of hearing the voice of the Lord. Other things may have changed, but this essential requirement remains unchanged.

The ability to hear God’s voice sets God’s people apart from all others. But “how do we know it’s Him we’re hearing?” Find out as Derek begins explaining in-depth answers to that question. Rest assured, “Hearing God’s Voice” makes all the difference in life.