We will go with Jesus to the Garden of Gethsemane, hear Him pray and examine some of the profound lessons that are in this account. Then we will see the Savior arrested and Peter’s denial. Here we will find some more profound lessons that will teach us how to live the victorious Christian life in the face of suffering and trials.
In this lesson we will study the final words Jesus spoke to the disciples at the Last Supper. Then we will examine Jesus going to the Garden of Gethsemane and His command, which was also an invitation, for the disciples to pray with Him. Instead, they all fell asleep. There are some powerful lessons we all need to learn from this account.
This will be the final teaching from Luke 21 that is about Christ’s second coming. Do you want to be ready when Christ returns? Then listen to this podcast and learn how to live ready to meet Jesus either at His return or when we breath our last. There is some really good stuff in this lesson so don’t miss it.
In the opening of this lesson we will look at what Jesus meant by a “house of prayer.” Then we will begin digging into chapter 20 of Luke’s Gospel. The first event that happened was about some religious leaders that asked Jesus “by what authority are you doing these things.” These things refer to Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem and His cleansing the Temple. This will give us a glimpse at the radical, yet loving Savior.
Luke chapter 18 begins with the powerful parable of The Persistent Widow and this will be the focus of our study. This is a necessary lesson for anyone that wants to be faithful to the end.
After Jesus gave an outline of what prayer should consist, He goes on to give some practical teaching on how to make prayer powerful. This is what we will study in this lesson and it is a good one.
The two accounts from Luke chapter 6 that we will look at in this lesson is Jesus healing a man with a shriveled hand and the calling of the 12 apostles. There are some challenging truths in this study, so don’t miss it.
In this lesson we will study the third temptation of Christ as recorded in the Gospel of Luke. How this temptation relates to us is enlightening and practical. Jesus made the way that we can overcome the devil through the grace and power He freely offers us. This lesson is important for minsters to listen to since there are some profound truths that relate to them.
In this lesson we will examine John the Baptist’s imprisonment and his water baptism of Christ. Why Jesus was baptized in water will be part of this study and what happened at this momentous event. There is some good spiritual food to feast on in this teaching.
The apostle John is still pressing home his teaching on love as we study verses 11-15 of the fourth chapter of First John. We will see the necessity of giving evidence that we are genuine followers of Jesus. Confession without a life that proves the validity of our confession is more than worthless, because it can be destructive. But when the true faith is lived out, the benefits are awesome.
Verse 22 of the third chapter of First John is all about prayer and this is the focus of this lesson. This is among the most important subjects in Scripture. In these last days, we are in desperate need of men and women of prayer. You will learn much from this study.
We will examine in this lesson the wonderful truths found in First John 3:1-2. What does it mean that God lavishes His love on us? And what is one of the principle ways that He does this? Learn the answer to these two questions and some more besides. This is an awesome teaching.
Ephesians 6:18 is the verse we will study in this lesson. Paul is continuing his teaching on spiritual warfare, but takes it in the direction of prayer. This powerful weapon is an indispensable part of the Biblical faith. This message will challenge you.
We will study Paul’s teaching on the final two articles of the Armor of God that are found in Ephesians 6:17. These are the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God. This is a thought provoking message.
Ephesians 4:30-32 are the verses we will study in this lesson. In verse 30 Paul commands us to not grieve the Holy Spirit. In verse 31 he teaches how we need to put off sin. Then in verse 32 the apostle tells us what to put on in its place. This is a challenging and practical teaching on how to walk with Jesus.
This is the final lesson in our short study on The Power of Prayer. This study focuses upon how prayer is absolutely necessary for evangelism and revival.
This lesson is on enjoying God and is a very important lesson in the life of anyone that wants to be a true follower of Jesus.
This lesson will concentrate upon the authority of the believer as it relates to intercession. This powerful message will stir your soul.
This lesson on The Power of Prayer will concentrate upon spiritual warfare. This is a challenging message so don’t miss it.
In this lesson on The Power of Prayer we will study how faith and prayer work together to bring powerful answers to our prayers.
In part four of our study on The Power of Prayer we will go deeper in examining how purpose and passion are an integral part of persevering prayer. Then we will begin to dig into how faith works in prayer.
This lesson will address the need for purpose in our life, a passion after God and a desire to fulfill His purpose for us. Passion and purpose are an integral part of having power in prayer.
Part two in this series on The Power of Prayer we will examine the necessity of prayer. If the true church ever wants to shake the world she must do so by knowing the power of prayer and giving themselves to it.
This is part one in our new study on prayer. To understand the power of prayer we need to start with the need of prayer and the problem of prayerlessness. This lesson will challenge you.
This lesson from James 5:16-18 is about prayer. Elijah is an example of powerful and effective prayer in this portion of Scripture. Enter the school of prayer and learn what it means to be a man or woman of God.