Podcasts about god intimacy

REGISTER FOR IGNITION  In-person tickets: https://tinyurl.com/56astzxm Online livestream tickets: https://tinyurl.com/4v8mmjry This week, Ken and Grant spoke with Jerame Nelson. Jerame Nelson is the founder of Elisha Revolution. He is an author, as well as a well-known international conference speaker & a revivalist to the nations. It's Jerame's passion to equip the body of Christ in the areas of hearing God's voice, as well as walking in the supernatural power of God in everyday life. Jerame and his wife, Miranda, live in San Diego, California, where they are currently hosting the Fire & Glory Outpouring. For more information on the Travel Grant Match to keep Ken's travel down in 2025, send an email to bryan@orbisministries.org Check out Ken's book, On the Road with the Holy Spirit, here: Partner with Orbis Financially: http://tinyurl.com/yfe3974h Are you interested in learning about Holy Spirit-led ministry? Visit Orbis School of Ministry at https://orbissm.com or email our Registrar, Jo McKay, at jo@orbisminstries.org Upcoming Orbis Ministries overseas ministry trips are posted on orbisministries.org under the Train-Join an International Ministry Trip link behind the registration/login portal. Do you want to join Ken's private Facebook discussion group, "God is not a Theory?" Please send a Facebook Direct Message to Bryan Orbis and a friend request to be added to it. If you'd like to receive Ken's monthly prayer letter, please go to orbisministries.org and scroll down to the bottom right for "Prayer Letter Signup." Three keys to a sustainable move of God  Intimacy. "You can not sustain a move of God if you are not close to the Father." - Jerame Nelson Faithfulness: "The discipline to keep going" - Jerame Nelson Stewardship; "When God speaks, we need to write down what He is saying." - Jerame Nelson "Many people will go to church and read their Bible, but it doesn't mean they spend time with God." - Jerame Nelson. "Everyone wants to encounter God in the spectacular, but it is built in a secret place." - Jerame Nelson. "Revival is not about your meeting, but it is about who you are hosting, who is the Holy Spirit" - Jerame Nelson. "We need to make sure that our revelation is grounded in the word." - Jerame Nelson.  "Steward the fire in your life." - Jerame Nelson.  "Fathering never ends." - Ken Fish

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During this talk, speaker Lia McGuinness shares about seeking initimacy with Christ as the core of the spiritual life.  Borrowing from Scripture, from Saints, her Spiritual Director and her own lived experience, Lia unpacks the deepest hunger of our soul, to be totally seen, totally known and totally loved by God.  Further, she describes how this deepest desire of our souls can only be satisfied by God, in prayer which seeks union with Him in all things.  We hope that this talk blesses you as much as it did us.Audio editing by Forte CatholicReflection Questions1. Reflect on the following definition for Intimacy with God: "Intimacy is born out of the desire to be truly known, accepted, and loved in the reality of the total person that you are; this is our ulitimate desire.  This can only be achieved in our relationship with God" (Lia McGuinness' Spiritual Director)2. God longs for us to invite Him in. "God desires to dwell in the human heart, both personal and salvific, and for this must be invited. This invitation must come from us." - (Mark Marivalle, Jesus in You). Take some time to pray and be seen by God, and to invite Him still deeper int your heart.3. Take some time to make a visit to the Blessed Sacrament and as the Holy Spirit to reveal what God is saying to you, through this scripture:  " 20 “My prayer is not for them alone. I pray also for those who will believe in me through their message, 21 that all of them may be one, Father, just as you are in me and I am in you. May they also be in us so that the world may believe that you have sent me. 22 I have given them the glory that you gave me, that they may be one as we are one— 23 I in them and you in me—so that they may be brought to complete unity. Then the world will know that you sent me and have loved them even as you have loved me.” - JOHN 17: 20-23For additional readingThe Fullfilment of All Desire – Ralph Martin

Ron and Nick talk about the meaning and mirroring of sex in relation to who God is and who we are.

What equips us for service in God's Kingdom? Is it our education, the number of followers we have on social media, or how much money we have in our bank accounts? Actually it's none of the above.  In the final episode of the series, David tells us the three primary things that qualify a person to serve God - Intimacy with Jesus, the Word of God and the Empowerment of the Holy Spirit.Support the show

God is not a forceful God. He is standing at the door, knocking, waiting to have an intimate relationship with us. In this inspiring Mother's Day message, Pastor Gregory Dickow shares four types of intimacy that God is ready and waiting to have with us. There's nothing we have to do to earn it. Let's open the door to His love and step into a closer relationship of transparency and vulnerability. He's got us in His everlasting arms! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gregorydickow/support

This week we'll be studying Mark 10:1-12 under the theme of "God & Intimacy." Challenged by the Pharisees, Jesus gives a very candid response to a question about divorce, going back to God's design at Creation. Asking what God designs as opposed to what God permits is a very different aim. So, we return to God's design for marriage & singleness to see what leads to human prospering. 

This week we'll be studying Mark 10:1-12 under the theme of "God & Intimacy." Challenged by the Pharisees, Jesus gives a very candid response to a question about divorce, going back to God's design at Creation. Asking what God designs as opposed to what God permits is a very different aim. So, we return to God's design for marriage & singleness to see what leads to human prospering. 

Hey ladies, This is a juicy episode! Jeanette joins me and shares her testimony and journey on developing and deepening her intimacy with God and Holy Spirit. It's so easy to feel stuck and unsure of how to grow in Jesus and Jeanette brings some much needed encouragement, shedding light and truth on what's available to us in Him. Tune in to get out of the overwhelm and start walking in our freedom in Christ! Jeannette Bridoux is a Faith Activator, Godfidence Coach, Christian Identity Mentor, & the Founder of Sisters of Christ and Sisters of Christ Podcast. Her mission is to help women grow in their relationship with God and confidence in their identity in Christ so they can run toward their God-given calling. Connect with Jeanette: https://www.thesistersofchrist.com/, https://bit.ly/sistersofchristpodcast, https://bit.ly/sistersofchristcommunity, https://www.instagram.com/thesistersofchrist/ Connect with me: ✨Hop on a Breakthrough Coaching Session with me here: bit.ly/KingdomBreakthroughCoaching ✨Haven't joined the Free Kingdom Dreamers community yet?! Join us here: bit.ly/KingdomDreamersGroup ✨Get your FREE copy of "Renew Your Spirit & Soul" Devotional here: bit.ly/FiveDayDevotional ✨Love this podcast? Please leave a review for Kingdom Dreamers Podcast on ITUNES: bit.ly/KingdomDreamersPodcast ✨Have a question? Shoot me a DM on IG @KelseyJoyCo or email me at KelseyJoyCo@gmail.com

Draw near to God - Intimacy with God Rev. Jerry Barbee

Study Notes Ed Underwood The New Covenant (Jeremiah 31:31-34; Luke 22:20; Hebrews 8:8-12) “Indeed a time is coming,” says the Lord, “when I will make a new covenant with my people.” (Jeremiah 31:31) The seventeen Books of Prophecy record the messages of the writing prophets (those whose messages are preserved in writing) God raised up to speak for him following the ministries of the prophets Elijah and Elisha. The failings of the Divided Kingdom Era prompted God to speak to Israel in the north and Judah in the south. They continued to speak to God’s people for over 400 years, including the exile to Babylonia and the return to the Promised Land. (1 Kings 12-Esther) Studying the Prophets of Israel presents unique interpretative challenges. We must keep in mind the number one principle of interpretation—the Bible can never mean what it never meant. When we place the prophets in their proper literary and historical context a pattern emerges. We begin to see the prophets as Covenant Enforcer Mediators. (Fee and Stuart, How to Read the Bible for All It’ s Worth, p. 167) The prophets spoke for God to His people concerning the enforcement of terms of their covenant relationship with God. Each spoke to a specific generation of Israel or Judah to enforce the conditional covenant (Mosaic) in the context of the unconditional covenants flowing from the Abrahamic Covenant. Their message can be summed up in these sentences: You are mine! (Unconditional covenants, Romans 11:29). Walk with me and I will bless you. Walk away from me and I will call you back to myself through loving discipline. (Conditional covenant, Romans 9-11) An exciting aspect of God’s covenant relationship and promises to Israel for New Testament believers is our relationship to the New Covenant God made with Israel. During the days of Jeremiah, when it was obvious that Israel would never keep the Old Covenant, God promised to make a new covenant with Israel and Judah. This New Covenant had to do with the blessings of the Abrahamic Covenant: Indeed, a time is coming,” says the Lord, “when I will make a new covenant with the people of Israel and Judah. It will not be like the old covenant that I made with their ancestors when I delivered them from Egypt. For they violated that covenant, even though I was like a faithful husband to them,” says the Lord. “But I will make a new covenant with the whole nation of Israel after I plant them back in the land,” says the Lord. “I will put my law within them and write it on their hearts and minds. I will be their God and they will be my people. “People will no longer need to teach their neighbors and relatives to know me. For all of them, from the least important to the most important, will know me,” says the Lord. “For I will forgive their sin and will no longer call to mind the wrong they have done.” (Jeremiah 31:31-34) This was the passage to move Origen to name the last twenty-seven books of the Bible the New Testament. It’s also the largest piece of text quoted literally in the New Testament in Hebrews 8:8-12. It’s a key passage in helping us understand how we, as New Testament believers, fit into God’s great plan. God made the covenant with Israel and its ultimate fulfillment will involve the physical descendants of Abraham, the Jews. Yet the New Testament writers make it clear that church-age believers have mysteriously and wonderfully entered into the blessings of the New Covenant: Before we begin our journey through the Prophets of Israel, it’s important to understand the implications of this critical text for us today. I. What is the New Covenant? It is a series of promises that God made to Israel and Judah during the darkest days in Old T estament history. These promises are unconditional, unchangeable, and irreversible since they are sealed by God’s oath. The New Covenant replaces the Old Covenant of the Mosaic Law because that covenant had been broken. It is vastly superior to the Old and makes it obsolete. It defines the blessings of the Abrahamic Covenant in glorious and unexpected ways. Christian, enthusiastically embrace and live out your New Covenant blessings! The term “New Covenant” occurs only here in the Old Testament, though there are numerous references in Isaiah, Ezekiel, and Hosea. The New Covenant was future to Jeremiah’s writing. The Lord would make this New Covenant with all the Israelites—those who had inhabited the Northern and the Southern Kingdom: The blessings of the New Covenant are: An inner inclination to obey God, an internalization of His Law. “ I will put my law within them and write it on their hearts and minds.” God’s New Covenant will give Israel the inner capacity to obey His righteous commands and enjoy deep intimacy with Him. Ezekiel (36:24-32) and Joel (2:28-32) clarify that this inner power will be the indwelling Holy Spirit. A firm relationship with God that is secure and eternal. The knowledge of God: Intimacy never achieved under the Old Covenant. The forgiveness of sin: Israel’s sins would not only be forgiven, but forgotten. Isaiah clarified this by saying that God’s Substitute would make payment for sin (53:4-6). Jesus announced that His substitutionary death on the Cross would ratify the New Covenant (Matthew 26:27-28; Luke 22:20). II. What do the New Testament authors say about the New Covenant? God ratified the New Covenant with Israel when Jesus Christ died on the Cross, and the church now operates under this covenant. Jesus inaugurated the New Covenant when He died on the Cross as a substitute for sin (Luke 22:20, Matthew 26:28; Mark 14:24; 1 Corinthians 11:25). New Testament Christians are ministers/servants of a new covenant based upon the Spirit that gives life and therefore our stories of relationship with God are about what the Spirit is doing in our heart (on the inside, 2 Corinthians 3:1-6). New Testament Christians are recipients of the blessings of the Abrahamic Covenant through the promise of the New Covenant. Because of Israel’s unbelief and unfaithfulness to the Old Covenant, the church has been grafted into all the spiritual blessings of the New Covenant (Galatians 3:14; Romans 9:8, 11:17). The four benefits of the New Covenant—inner inclination to obey God, firm relationship, knowledge of God, and forgiveness of sins—belong to all the regenerate of every age since the substitionary death of the Son of God on the Cross. (Hebrews 8:8-12) Since the New Covenant offers final forgiveness based solely upon the death of Christ, there is no further need of a sacrifice for sin. (Hebrews 10:15-18) III. Does this mean that God is through with Israel? No! The promise was specifically made to the descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The full spiritual, physical, and national portions of the New Covenant do not belong to the church. Those will be fulfilled in the future. We believe that this will occur during the Millennium, the 1,000-year reign of Christ on earth following His Second Coming. IV. What does this mean to me? God made the New Covenant with Israel at the Cross. But grace upon grace! Though the church does not replace Israel, mysteriously and gloriously we enter into her New Covenant blessings! We have the Holy Spirit who inclines us to obey God (Romans 8:9; Philippians 2:13). We have a firm relationship with God through Christ which is secure and eternal (1 John 5:11- 13). We have intimacy with God that no one under the Old Covenant could experience (Romans 8:16- 17; 1 John 1:3). And we have forgiveness of sins through the death of Christ (Ephesians 1:7).

This week on the show, I was honored to be joined in conversation by William Paul Young. Paul is best known as the author of the iconic book, “The Shack.” But in our conversation today, we don’t talk about “The Shack” for more than a couple minutes. Instead, Paul and I headed straight into a heartfelt and utterly provocative conversation around lies we believe about God, true intimacy and belonging, what it means to really be seen and known, and why, according to Paul, “The unexposed remains unhealed.” Paul is a sage, such an example of someone whose life is laid down at the feet of Jesus, and such a father figure, even amidst great tragedy and great redemption. Episode Links: Paul's Website | Facebook | Buy the book on Amazon now  

In these four episodes we will look more closely at the journey of the faithful steward at each level.  In each we will identify a gift we have been given as we steward this relationship, and also a temptation we will face as the battle for lordship continues.  In this episode we will discuss the gift of intimacy and the temptation of stagnancy in our call to be stewards of our relationship to God. 

PulpTheology Book Intimacy with God One of the words that scares a lot of people today, particularly in the Church, is the word "intimacy". Yet, the Christian is in an intimate relationship with God. It is going on in life, developing that relationship and refining the unique bond between God and the Christian. To know that God desires for the person to know Him more and more, should be of great encouragement to the Christian, as they develop their intimacy with God. This intimacy with God is not something to be taken for granted. It is for the Christian to work upon and develop. What do we mean by intimacy with God? Intimacy with God, is where a person, a Christian, is in a dynamic relationship with Him. We can enter into this intimacy only because of the intimacy that Jesus Christ has with God the Father. We can enter into this intimacy because as Christians, we are covered and sheltered by Jesus' robe of righteousness. No other religion can claim this. It is a feature unique to Christianity. This relationship is developed through a devotional life, where the Christian is being transformed to the glory of God, evidenced by their living their life in direct obedient submission to God, in all facets of life. That means the use of time, money, energy along with prayer, worship, Bible Study, and other activities that are done in private rather than with other people. Inside we look together at an intimate God who has spoken, the Christian developing skills of intimacy in listening to God, talking to Him and the outworking of that intimacy in all aspects of the Christian life. There is also an opportunity for you to creatively "give it a go" for 40 days, putting into practise what you have learnt afresh or been reminded of. Come on in! "Intimacy with God" available on Amazon and all good bookshops in paperback or Kindle with ISBN: 978-1721939794 Click or Tap here to listen to or save this as an audio mp3 file ~ You can purchase this book at Amazon USA on this link: You can purchase this book at Amazon UK on this link: Click or tap on the appropriate link below to subscribe, share or download our iPhone App!

Digging the content from Tyree ? Click here to subscribe to the podcast and get a free 7-Day Prayer Journal! This segment, I talk about the affects of intimacy and the different levels you can utilize it on. Intimacy with God Intimacy with yourself Intimacy with your spouse/prodigal spouse There is a power brewing on the inside of you since your creation. Tap into that power and live as God intended you to live. Free your mind from the confusion of the enemy. Find the ways in which your best self can flourish. For questions, messages, feedback, and inquiries email me here Subscribe to the YouTube channel: loc'd pop Spread the message of unity and claim your relentless faith: Loc'd Pop Apparel --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tyree-wilson/message

Moses was a man who knew God face to face. He had an intimacy with God that's more characteristic of a New Covenant believer, not an Old Covenant saint. What was it about Moses that granted him that kind of relationship with God? What is the belief system and outlook of a person who walks with God? We can learn from Moses' life that there are character qualities that attract intimacy. God is looking for people who are after His heart and not just His benefits.

This foundational, yet often overlooked message, communicates the basis of intimacy with God. What are the barriers to a personal relationship with God? Why is it that some Christians seem head-over-heels in love with Jesus, and others seem apathetic or jaded? There is only one way to approach God, and that is by faith in His grace and the gift of righteousness. In this sermon, discover the key to knowing God as one knows a friend.

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What are the three bridges that help bridge the gap between us and God? Intimacy, identity, and community. In the 3rd part of this session with Ravi Zacharias taken from the 2015 Lamplighter Guild, Ravi helps paint a picture of how glorious God is. In this episode, you will be inspired and challenged to give God your best. "You cannot worship without the purity of motive." It's very possible to believe that you did not get from God what you expected, but when you have Him then you have everything. Listen in to this 3 part sermon, given by Ravi Zacharias from the 2015 Lamplighter Guild. For more information about the Lamplighter Guild visit lamplighterguild.com

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In this week's edition of The Annex Podcast, Pastor John expands on the series: "Knowing God". In this message, we are given a clear understanding of what it means to be intimate with God, and why it is necessary for our relationship with Him.

QUESTIONS FOR REFLECTION:1.    When you think of God searching you and knowing you, how do you feel?2.     What is the single most important relationship in your life?3.    What pressing thing is distracting you from a greater focus on God?4.    Do...