God's Word in 30 Minutes (GWin30)

What does Paul pray for in Ephesians 1:15-19? An Awareness. A dawning in the heart, where what is ours becomes what we know and what we are so aware of.

Not enough to have heard God's Word, prayer makes it potent on the lips of the speaker and in the heart of the hearer.

What to do after a prophecy? PRAY!

When God gives a word or a promise, we often opt to sit still and wait, but many times God needs us to pray. Prayer is not only to ask, prayer also receives of God

God sees beyond what man sees; God looks into the heart of man. God sees our desires, and that is what He responds to.

God is constant in prayer, man's conviction is the variable. When we pray, we just pray expecting answers

Prayer is not just to table our desires as petitions before God, prayer is to table those petitions WITH THE FIRM ASSURANCE that God to whom we pray hears and SPEEDILY grants our requests.

This episode ends with an important call to consecrate June, July and August to Prayers and plenty of prayers

You either pay attention to God's Word or start losing the value and virtue you have gleaned from God's Word. The system of this world is designed as 'satan' to your walk in God's Word and His will. Recognising this, you need loooooong spans of attention to God's Word. 30 minutes will not do

Hear, read, repeat. The Bible is a closed book, but Light comes to our heart in streams. We need more attention to get more virtue out of the books.

God's Word is seed. That means it will need time and patience for it to yield results. It means that your attention to God's Word will determine if the Word produces results in your life.

Heard the Word? Not enough! Jesus says to act on what was taught, to live by it, to allow His Word to change you from the inside out.

 True beauty and wisdom come from living according to God’s Word. When we treasure His instructions in our hearts and apply them daily, they shape our actions, speech, and decisions.

God's Word to us is not just information; we must learn to see the instructions in the revelation of God's Word. It is not enough to shout about what God has done in Christ; I must pay attention to how that information shapes me, the statutes and judgments of God in His Word for me, even in the grace of God.

God's Word not only contains information for us to know, BUT also instructions for us to obey and live by. We will fall short of God's best when we ignore the instructions in God's Word while priding in having so much information.

We emphasize the importance of spiritual growth as a continuation of Christ's work, addressing misunderstandings of scripture, "need no man teach you," and "call no man your father". And Oh! There are miracles for you now!

This episode delves into the unfinished works of Christ, with a focus on spiritual development, emphasizing that receiving the Holy Spirit is not the culmination of God's work in a believer's life, but rather the initiation of a transformative process. The indwelling Spirit seeks to influence and shape the believer's mind, thoughts, words, and actions, aligning them with God's natu...

In this episode, we explore the finished works of Christ—the believer's confidence. We delve into the profound significance of Christ's death, burial, and resurrection, and how these acts initiated a divine transformation within us. Through understanding the finished works, we discover the unwavering foundation for our faith and the empowerment to live a life that reflects God's grace.

This episode explains the finished work of Christ, which includes the forgiveness of sins, sanctification, justification, and redemption, and introduces the concept of the unfinished works of Christ, which focuses on the believer's walk and understanding as a result of the finished work.

God's longsuffering is a display of His Goodness. God is merciful even when He has to exert judgement on people and nations

Our God is good! Our God is good! Our God is good! Forever good!

Continuation of our last discourse, the Christian Faith corrects our notions and ideas about God's person. He's full of love and compassion

The Christian Faith corrects our notions and opinions about God; His Person and His Character. The believer has to take the Gospel and let it become for him a training manual for how he sees God and how he approaches God.

Jesus did NOT sprinkle blood into our hearts, what He did was to put His Spirit in our hearts. His High Priesthood is the shedding of His blood (not physical but figurative of His Spirit) in our hearts