Podcasts about prophesying

Have you ever felt completely unqualified for what God has asked you to do? Enoch felt the same way. He was "but a lad" and "slow of speech," yet he became the man who led an entire city to be translated. Discover how your weaknesses can become your greatest strengths. Summary: In this episode, we explore the rich doctrines found in Genesis 5 and Moses 6. We look at the legacy of Adam and the rise of Enoch, uncovering the patterns of faith that define the patriarchal priesthood. The Book of Remembrance: We discuss why the early Saints kept a record in their own language and how writing down our spiritual experiences preserves them for our children. Parenting in the Gospel: Adam and Eve taught their children "in the way of understanding," providing a model for teaching by the Spirit and through the "power of God". The Call of Enoch: We analyze Enoch's deep insecurity when called to preach—his youth and his speech impediment—and God's promise to "open thy mouth" and "fill it". The Power of a Seer: Enoch was commanded to "wash thine eyes with clay," a symbol of purifying his vision to see things not visible to the natural eye. The First Principles: Enoch teaches the fundamental "plan of salvation" through baptism, the Spirit, and the Atonement, showing that the gospel has been the same from the very beginning. Call-to-Action: What "speech impediment" or insecurity is holding you back from doing what God has asked of you? How can Enoch's story help you move forward today? Share your experience in the comments! If you want to dive deeper into the Old Testament with us, please like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay "Unshaken." Chapter Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 0:59 Moses 6-7 background 4:06 Cognitive vs. Experiential Knowledge 9:28 Artwork of Cain & Abel 17:47 The Births of Cain and Seth 23:01 Naming Seth 25:53 Genealogy of Adam 29:27 Pulled between Opposing Forces 35:12 Multigenerational Families of Faith 38:52 Scriptural Literacy 42:18 Passing down Priesthood 46:36 Prophesying & Preaching 49:52 Enoch 54:29 Heart, Ears, and Eyes 59:44 What Enoch was Up Against 1:04:11 Sense of Inadequacy 1:07:54 Divine Reassurance 1:13:38 Opening Ears & Filling Mouths 1:26:23 Moving Mountains & Rerouting Rivers 1:30:23 Spiritual Sight 1:37:23 Reactions to the Call to Repent 1:40:37 A Wild Man 1:46:21 Knowing Those Who Know God 1:49:34 Enoch's (and Adam's) Message 2:00:15 Tasting and Prizing 2:07:35 The Law of the Gospel; Birth & Rebirth 2:18:13 Celestial Homesickness 2:24:08 Conclusion

Episode Notes Some reasons why we should desire to prophesy and some instructions for what that might look like in our meetings.

In this episode of the Expositors Collective podcast, Mike Neglia is joined by Shane Deane for a wide-ranging conversation on Puritan preaching, with particular attention to William Perkins' The Art of Prophesying and the Puritan emphasis on application.Rather than treating the Puritans as mere historical figures or quotable voices, this discussion explores how their preaching method remains deeply relevant for modern pastors. Shane helps unpack why clarity, structure, and especially wise application were central to Puritan preaching, and how these convictions can shape Christ-centred exposition today.The conversation also turns to the often-neglected practice of pastoral prayer in gathered worship, drawing on Puritan theology and practice to show why public prayer is not filler, but a vital act of shepherding the congregation before God.Topics CoveredShane's first sermon and how his preaching has developed over timeWhat first drew Shane to the Puritans and their preaching methodThe danger of treating the Puritans as “quote machines”William Perkins' The Art of Prophesying, with a focus on Chapter 6The fourfold Puritan preaching pattern:Reading the textExplaining its meaningDrawing out doctrineApplying truth to the hearersWhy Perkins warned against cluttering sermons with excessive citationsWhy application was the heartbeat of Puritan preaching“Discriminating application” and addressing different kinds of hearers in one sermonPerkins' categories of hearers and how they challenge one-size-fits-all preachingThe Directory for Public Worship and its heavy emphasis on applicationThe six Puritan “uses” of application:InformationRefutationExhortationAdmonitionComfortTrial (self-examination)Why pastoral prayer belongs at the heart of gathered worshipHow public prayer functions as shepherding, not transition timeThe connection between preaching, prayer, and spiritual formationWhich Puritan habits could most immediately strengthen modern preachingHow studying the Puritans has shaped Shane's own preachingA closing “quote machine” segment featuring memorable Puritan linesKey TakeawaysPuritan preaching was deeply pastoral, not merely academicApplication is not an appendix to exposition, but its goalStructure serves clarity and freedom rather than rigidityToo many quotations can obscure rather than illuminate ScripturePastoral prayer is a theological act that teaches, shepherds, and forms a congregationPreaching and prayer together shape the spiritual life of the churchAbout the GuestShane Deane earned his PhD in Expository Preaching from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He also holds an MDiv in Pastoral Studies and a ThM in Practical Theology. Shane serves as one of the elders at Passage Baptist Church in Passage West and works with Irish Baptist Missions.Shane was born in Cork, where he met and married his wife Luana, who is originally from Brazil. They have three children, two girls and one boy. Shane also lectures at Munster Bible College, helping train future pastors and Bible teachers.Featured links: Passage Baptist Church: https://passagebaptistchurch.ie/Munster Bible College: https://www.munsterbiblecollege.ie/ Preparing to Preach and Pray - Pat Quinn interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuNYKI34YrU Praying in Public - https://www.crossway.org/books/praying-in-public-case/ The Art of Prophesying Audiobook - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkSiqZPTp1M Joel Beeke - Reformed Preaching - https://heritagebooks.org/products/reformed-preaching-beeke.html?srsltid=AfmBOoonvFHUOEdlM1s07w2yI_5LoW_oj5bFWuWhnGS4I-2DBWCm1Rq9For information about our upcoming training events visit ExpositorsCollective.com Join our private Facebook group to continue the conversation: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ExpositorsCollective

Professor Barry Strauss. Josephus commanded the defense of Jotapata against Vespasian in 67 AD. After the city fell, he survived a mass suicide pact in a cave through luck or manipulation. He saved his own life by prophesying Vespasianwould become emperor, defecting to the Roman side. 1492 JOSEPHUS FLAVIUS

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What if everything you need to overcome life's challenges is already in your hands? In this powerful and faith-building message, Pastor George Sawyer reveals how God has placed a seed for every need within you or within your reach. Drawing from scripture and real-life applications, Pastor Sawyer unpacks the truth that the imperishable seed of God's Word has the power to transform your situation, renew your hope, and bring life where there seems to be none.You'll learn how proactive faith, paired with obedience and generosity, can unlock breakthrough in every area of your life. From the story of the widow in 1 Kings 17 to the prophetic call to speak to “dry bones,” this message will inspire you to see God's provision in a new light. Your future isn't on hold, God has already equipped you for victory.Be encouraged to plant your seed in faith, believe for the harvest, and declare that this year will be different!00:00 – Introduction: God's Provision for Every Need00:45 – The Same Jesus: Yesterday, Today, and Forever03:44 – The Power of the Imperishable Seed06:22 – The Importance of Planting God's Word10:38 – Proactive Faith: Making This Year Different18:45 – The Impact of Community and Service22:59 – The Power of Generosity in Trials23:50 – Uncommon Seeds and Overflowing Joy24:15 – Lessons from 1 Kings 1725:39 – The Widow's Act of Faith28:51 – Sowing in Tears, Reaping in Joy31:41 – The Power of Gratitude and Big Dreams37:06 – The Imperishable Seed and Seasons of Life39:36 – Prophesying to Dry Bones43:23 – Declaring God's Word in Difficult Times45:30 – This Year Will Be Different

Discover unique observations about the two witnesses from the conclusion of the second woe in Revelation 11; as well as some parallels they had with Jesus and how we can personally apply some of what the Bible says of their ministry.

Discover unique observations about the two witnesses from the conclusion of the second woe in Revelation 11; as well as some parallels they had with Jesus and how we can personally apply some of what the Bible says of their ministry.

Discover unique observations about the two witnesses from the conclusion of the second woe in Revelation 11; as well as some parallels they had with Jesus and how we can personally apply some of what the Bible says of their ministry.

Discover unique observations about the two witnesses from the conclusion of the second woe in Revelation 11; as well as some parallels they had with Jesus and how we can personally apply some of what the Bible says of their ministry.

Discover unique observations about the two witnesses from the conclusion of the second woe in Revelation 11; as well as some parallels they had with Jesus and how we can personally apply some of what the Bible says of their ministry.

Discover unique observations about the two witnesses from the conclusion of the second woe in Revelation 11; as well as some parallels they had with Jesus and how we can personally apply some of what the Bible says of their ministry.

Discover unique observations about the two witnesses from the conclusion of the second woe in Revelation 11; as well as some parallels they had with Jesus and how we can personally apply some of what the Bible says of their ministry.

Discover unique observations about the two witnesses from the conclusion of the second woe in Revelation 11; as well as some parallels they had with Jesus and how we can personally apply some of what the Bible says of their ministry.

Discover unique observations about the two witnesses from the conclusion of the second woe in Revelation 11; as well as some parallels they had with Jesus and how we can personally apply some of what the Bible says of their ministry.

Discover unique observations about the two witnesses from the conclusion of the second woe in Revelation 11; as well as some parallels they had with Jesus and how we can personally apply some of what the Bible says of their ministry.

Pastor Jesse Skinner teaches on praying in tongues and prophesying.

All upbuilding and spiritually mature Christian thought and action inevitably have their foundation in Scripture. The Bible gives us clear truth. Just as importantly, it gives us clear direction as to how to apply those clear truths to our lives in practical ways. In 1 Thessalonians, the Apostle Paul teaches us to NOT despise "prophetic utterances." Why would we make light of any teachings given for our benefit? As we shall see, Paul's teaching here is showing us to be open and accepting towards what our brotherhood is proclaiming to us, but not without caution. Next, he warns us to examine everything! Is this a contradiction? Are we supposed to embrace what we hear, or are we supposed to be skeptical? The key to answering this question lies in understanding how Christians can discern which teachings and prophesyings are trustworthy, especially in a world filled with conflicting spiritual claims. Biblical truth must be rooted in Scripture, not personal feelings, traditions or charismatic personalities. It is vital to not accept teachings simply because they sound good or align with popular opinion. Instead, the Apostle Paul urged us to test all spiritual claims against the Bible's consistent message, historical context and prophetic accuracy. In this journey, it's important to highlight humility, study and spiritual maturity in evaluating doctrine. We also need to address the danger of false prophets and misinterpreted signs, remembering that genuine prophesying aligns with God's character and long-term plan of redemption. A few key takeaways • Scripture is the ultimate authority: All teachings and prophesying must be measured against the Bible's consistent message. • Emotions and tradition can mislead: Just because something feels right or is widely accepted doesn't mean it's biblically sound. • False prophets and teachers are real and can be persuasive: The Bible warns repeatedly about deception, especially in the End Times. • Prophesying must align with God's character: True informative and enlightening teaching reflects God's justice, mercy and long-term purpose. • Spiritual maturity is essential: Discernment grows through study, prayer and humility—not through quick conclusions or viral teachings. Our bottom line is the importance of examining the Scriptures carefully as a testing ground for what we hear. God's word is sufficient and trustworthy, even when cultural voices or influencers claim new revelations. Ultimately, the path to truth is paved with careful study, accountability and a deep reverence for God's Word.

Episode #289 of 15 Minutes and a Big Idea. A Podcast by The Mended Collective. In this episode, we examine 1 Corinthians 11:4-6 Part 2. Big Idea: Don't Disgrace Your Head 1) Is This an Assembly? 2) Women are Prophesying 3) Why is Shaving a Solution? Facebook Page:  https://www.facebook.com/15bigidea/?view_public_for=110691360592088 The Mended Collective: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSlUSkU2N0UEy4Bq1HgpFEQ Email: 15bigideapodcast@gmail.com Theme Music: "Advertime" by Rafael Krux

Parting the Jordan River (2 Kings 2:8)Healing the Waters of Jericho (2 Kings 2:19-22)Two Bears Devouring Mockers (2 Kings 2:23-24)Water Filling Ditches for the Moabite Army (2 Kings 3:16-20)Increasing the Widow's Oil (2 Kings 4:1-7)Resurrecting the Shunammite Woman's Son (2 Kings 4:32-37)Purifying Poisoned Pottage (2 Kings 4:41)Multiplying Food (2 Kings 4:43-44)Healing Naaman the Leper (2 Kings 5:1-14)Contaminating Gehazi with Leprosy (2 Kings 5:27)Making the Axe Head Float (2 Kings 6:1-7)Rendering the Syrian Army Blind (2 Kings 6:18)Restoring Sight to the Syrian Army (2 Kings 6:20)Causing the Blindness of the Enemy to Stop (2 Kings 6:20)Prophesying an End to a Great Famine (2 Kings 7:1-2)Foreknowledge of the King's Plot (2 Kings 6:12) Man revived in tomb when tossed on Elisha's bones (2 Kings 13:20)

Amplify your voice and weave new realities in the ‘Prophesying to Your Atmosphere' episode.As a part of the ‘Book III: Embodiment Collection' - A Life Without Separation Synced to 639HZ, invoking love and compassion in life and relationships.

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1 Cor 11:2-16

In this final episode to the Summer Q&A Series, Nicole responds to a heartfelt question from a listener: “I feel the Holy Spirit urging me to speak, but I’ve been taught that women should not preach. How do I stay obedient to the Spirit?” Nicole unpacks Scripture—including the often-debated passages in 1 Corinthians—to explore how spiritual gifts are given to both men and women for the building up of the church. She highlights the difference between preaching and prophesying, and reminds listeners that obedience to God’s voice is never limited by human rules. Nicole also shares what’s coming this fall: a brand-new series on the book of Daniel, exploring how to live “right-side up” in an upside-down world. Don’t miss the preview at the end of the episode! Key Takeaways

In this time of turmoil and uncertainty, Jesus is present with us, freeing us from the fear that would drive us to police the borders of belonging in our community. He is empowering us to join in the prophetic work of liberation, telling the truth about ourselves, our community, and our world.Jesus says to John and to us, “Don't be afraid, the goodness that you have has been a gift of my mercy. Not an achievement you have grasped. You don't enjoy the life you have because you got it first… You enjoy it because I'm a gracious giver of life who wants EVERYONE, including you, to flourish! So stay open to more goodness instead of trying to secure the borders of that goodness.”And Jesus is saying here that if you cause them to stumble: Refers to actions that cause people to lose their faith, actions that make it very difficult for ppl to continue to follow Jesus... trust in the goodness of Jesus… He's saying that's a really serious thing. This brings to mind 2 things. 1): The many abuse scandals that have come to light in so many different corners of the church over the last several years. These are the kinds of actions that can shipwreck someone's faith. It often makes people unable to go to church, unable to engage with scripture, unable to follow Jesus. 2) The general posture of Christian leaders as they use their energy to police the boarders of who's in and who's out: Infighting rather than liberation. Hungry for status rather than feeding the hungry. Building brands rather than binding up the brokenhearted. Jealousy of others' successes rather than rejoicing in the lost and least. Suspicion over anyone who doesn't share the right label rather than blessing any work that results in human flourishing regardless of who's doing that work. Defending their tribe rather than coming to the aid of the defenseless. And because of this friends, is it any wonder that we have an entire generation of younger folks walking away from the faith? Is it any wonder that they question whether the Jesus the church claims to follow is a God of love and mercy? The work of prophecy, in contrast to policing, is to stand in solidarity with those who are harmed by these kinds of abusive actions, and to tell the truth about the rotten fruit of these actions. And of course, the tragic irony is that in so many of the churches that enable and excuse their own behavior, there's almost always a strong policing energy - condemning those who are outside the borders, straining out gnats and swallowing camels.  Trust that the work of liberation will draw us all deeper into communion with God and with each other. It's so much easier to police the behavior of outsiders than it is to prophetically look at our own lives and our own community… And to do what's necessary to cultivate this fruit of liberation here in this garden.  Today, beloved, the good news is that in this time of turmoil & uncertainty, Jesus is present with us freeing us from the fear that would drive us to police the borders of belonging in our community & empowering us to join in the prophetic work of liberation, telling the truth about ourselves, our community, & our world. Where do you feel the fear that might drive you to police the borders of belonging? And where do you sense Jesus empowering you to join in the prophetic work of liberation? 

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Lindsey Reiman of the spiritual intelligence company Aqua Regia, The Prophetic Labs, and co-founder of the SQ Institute, shares about her new book, ‘Prophesy Your Year'. She shares her journey of asking God for prophetic words for each month of the year. She encourages us to listen for what's going to bring hope so we don't listen through negative filters. Lean in to hear your Father speak to you. We don't need to have a faith crisis if we misinterpret what Holy Spirit has said, we can learn more from getting something wrong than getting something right! God wants us to approach receiving His voice with childlike curiosity and joy.Related Materials:Many prophetic people desire to sharpen their prophetic gifting, but don't know where to start. Prophetic Methods 101 is a self-paced course that provides prophetic training, experiments, and exercises that will help you hone your ability to hear God's voice and grow confidence in the prophetic.This self-guided course brings together in a single experience the best activations Lindsey has tested and refined to hear God's voice. You will walk away with greater confidence in how to advance your prophetic gifting and utilize tools to grow in your prophetic delivery.

What Are You Prophesying – By Laurence Torr The word of God is in our hearts and in our mouths, with the spirit of the living God dwelling in us, when we speak, our words are creative what we speak with faith will come to pass, what are you prophesying from your mouth into your life and other people lives? our words frame our world, death and life is in the power of tongue. Watch what you speak forth. Give/ Honour God  https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/laurencetorr Visit Our Website http://www.graceloveandtruth.com/ Visit Our YouTube Channel Here http://www.youtube.com/laurencetorr

SOMETHING 2024 ELECTION REVEALED

What's the difference between channeling and prophesying? Both involve receiving messages from beyond the physical realm, but are they coming from the same source?In this episode, we take a deep dive into:

Podcast discussion on Prophesying Made Simple with Dr. Hope McDowell Gibson!

Sermon: The Gift of the Holy Spirit Series: Living in the Spirit
 Introduction: The Greatest Gift * The Christmas story is about God's love demonstrated through the gift of Jesus Christ. * Just as the angels proclaimed the arrival of peace and goodwill to shepherds, God's ultimate plan was not only to save but also to dwell within us through the Holy Spirit. * Christmas is a time of giving, and through the Holy Spirit, God gives us gifts that transform, empower, and guide us. I. The Holy Spirit: A Promise Fulfilled * Luke 2:11: “For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, which is Christ the Lord.”     * Jesus' birth fulfilled the promise of redemption, paving the way for the gift of the Spirit.     * The miracle birth of Jesus through the Holy Spirit made the rebirth of mankind possible through the Holy Spirit. * John 14:16-17: Jesus promised His disciples a Helper who would live with and in them, ensuring they were never alone.     * Just as the shepherds rejoiced at the news of Christ's birth, we rejoice in the Spirit's presence. II. The Gifts of the Holy Spirit The Holy Spirit comes bearing gifts that enable us to live out the message of Christmas every day. Emanuel, God is with us! He is with us because He is in us when we serve others; we become His hands and feet as the body of Christ to manifest His presence all around us. 1. The Gift of Adoption     * Romans 8:15: “You have received the Spirit of adoption as sons, by whom we cry, ‘Abba! Father!'”     * Through the Holy Spirit, we are made children of God, part of His family, and heirs of His promises.     * This adoption reflects the inclusiveness of the shepherds' message—available to all who believe. 2. The Gift of Comfort and Peace     * John 14:27: “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you.”     * Just as the angels proclaimed peace on earth, the Spirit gives us an internal peace that surpasses all understanding, especially in trials. 3. The Gift of Guidance     * John 16:13: “When the Spirit of truth comes, he will guide you into all the truth.”     * The wise men followed a star; today, we follow the Spirit, who illuminates God's will and guides us in our decisions. 4. The Gift of Power     * Acts 1:8: “You will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you.”     * Through the Spirit, we are empowered to live boldly for Him, spreading His message of salvation. 5. The Gift of Transformation     * Galatians 5:22-23: The fruit of the Spirit transforms us from within, reflecting Christ in our character.     * This inner transformation mirrors the miraculous nature of Christmas—a world forever changed by the Savior's arrival. III. The Spiritual Gifts in Scripture In addition to these foundational gifts, the Holy Spirit equips us with unique gifts for ministry and service. 1. The Gifts of the Spirit (1 Corinthians 12:8-10)     * Wisdom, Knowledge, Faith, Healing, Miracles, Prophecy, Discernment, Tongues, and Interpretation of Tongues.     * These gifts demonstrate the Spirit's power in supernatural ways, enabling us to minister effectively to others. 2. The Gifts for Building the Church (Ephesians 4:7-13)     * Apostles, Prophets, Evangelists, Pastors, and Teachers.     * These leadership gifts equip the body of Christ for works of service and maturity in faith. 3. The Sevenfold Spirit (Isaiah 11:2-3)     * The Spirit of the Lord, Wisdom, Understanding, Counsel, Might, Knowledge, and Fear of the Lord.     * These attributes empower us to live godly lives and make decisions that align with God's will. 4. The Motivational Gifts (Romans 12:3-8)     * Prophesying, Serving, Teaching, Encouraging, Giving, Leading, and Showing Mercy.     * These gifts reflect the diversity of God's design for His church, allowing every believer to contribute uniquely. IV. Living in the Spirit: A Life of Overflowing Gifts * As we receive these gifts, we are called to share them with others:     1. The Gift of Adoption leads us to welcome others into God's family.     2. The Gift of Comfort equips us to comfort those in pain.     3. The Gift of Guidance helps us lead others to the truth.     4. The Gift of Power emboldens us to share the gospel.     5. The Spiritual Gifts enable us to build the church and fulfill our unique callings. The Charge: Receiving and Sharing the Gift * The angels' proclamation of Christ's birth reminds us that the most incredible gifts bring glory to God and benefit others. * This Christmas, let us celebrate the Holy Spirit—the continuation of God's gift of Emmanuel, “God with us.” * As we embark on the Living in the Spirit Series, may we embrace His gifts and live a life that reflects His presence. -- Praise Tabernacle Dr. Joshua Kennedy,  Pastor 2235 Ocean Heights  Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234 pastorjosh@praisetabernacle.com praisetabernacle.church  (609) 927-4560(w) 

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In this session, Keith dives into his book Prophesying Like a Prophet, exploring the role of prophets today and whether this gift is available to you. Join the conversation to gain a deeper understanding of modern prophetic ministry and how it may relate to your life.

Sermon preached by Father Ben Sternke at The Table worship gathering on Sunday, September 29th, 2024. Proper 21.

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On this episode of The King's Healing Room Podcast, Bishop. Hill dives into the word of GOD on why we should Prophesying to the wind Sermon Scripture: Ezekiel 37:1-10 https://www.bible.com/bible/111/EZK.37.1-10 To give today: Givelify: Search: The King's Healing Room Pay Pal TKHROFFICE@gmail.com TKHR now offers Text to Give...  Here's how it works: 5 Steps... 1.   Text - "give " to 1 (844) 981-2759 which is unique to TKHR 2.  You will receive a text with instructions  3.  Follow the instructions to set up a giving account 4. Text the amount you want to give and the designation (eg. tithe, offering, general fund) 5. You will receive a receipt via email confirming your gift I did it and it works! If you want to listen to the sermon on audio podcast here are the links below Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-kings-healing-room-podcast/id1494591065?uo=4 Breaker https://www.breaker.audio/the-kings-healing-room-podcast Google Podcast  https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xMjJjOWQ4OC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Overcast  https://overcast.fm/itunes1494591065/the-kings-healing-room-podcast Pocket Cast https://pca.st/bv1ufvf7 Radio Public https://radiopublic.com/the-kings-healing-room-podcast-WJ2LL1 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4LDhQ58s0Ysk6PYJ9vKMbo

What can the life and messages of Jeremiah teach us about faithfulness and perseverance in the face of opposition? In this episode, hosts Tiffany Coker and Pastor Jeff Cranston discuss the prophet Jeremiah, focusing on his life, prophecies, and significance in the Old Testament. They highlight Jeremiah's reluctance to accept his calling, his prophecies about the destruction of Jerusalem by the Babylonians, and his symbolic acts to convey his messages. The episode also delves into Jeremiah's role in foretelling the new covenant between God and His people, emphasizing his profound impact on theological thought.[00:00 - 05:21] Introduction and Listener ReviewTiffany shares a review from a listener, Miss B, who appreciates the podcast's educational and inspirational content.[05:22 - 13:00] Overview of Jeremiah's BackgroundJeremiah was a major prophet in the Old Testament known as the "weeping prophet."Understanding Jeremiah's background helps contextualize his prophecies.Jeremiah initially resisted his prophetic calling, feeling too young and inadequate.God equips those He calls, even if they feel unprepared.[13:01 - 22:24] Main Prophecies and ChallengesJeremiah warned about the impending destruction of Jerusalem by the Babylonians and faced opposition and persecution for his messages.Faithfulness to God's message can come with personal sacrifice and challenges.Jeremiah used symbolic acts, such as wearing a wooden yoke, to illustrate his prophecies.Creative methods can effectively communicate important messages.[22:25 - 23:13] Prophesying the New CovenantJeremiah foretold a new covenant between God and His people.This covenant was fulfilled through Jesus Christ, emphasizing a personal relationship with God.Direct Quote:"Though we fail Him, He is patient with us, working to bring about the best in our lives through His son, Jesus." - Pastor Jeff CranstonResource Mentioned:10 Facts About JeremiahJoin the ConversationWe love your feedback! If you enjoyed this episode, leave us a review. If you have any questions or comments on today's episode, email me at pastorjeff@lowcountrycc.org.Visit my website https://www.jeffcranston.com and subscribe to my newsletter. Join me on Sunday mornings at LowCountry Community Church. Check-in with us on Facebook or Instagram @pastorjeffcranstonRemember, the real power of theology is not only knowing it but applying it. Thanks for listening!

Listen in to Jennifer's daily prophetic prayer broadcast where people are encouraged, inspired, healed and delivered. Prophetic words, spiritual warfare, visions and words of knowledge flow freely. Find Jennifer at jenniferleclaire.org or on Instagram at @thejenniferleclaire, YouTube @jenniferleclaireministries, TikTok @jenniferleclaire and Facebook @jenniferleclaire.

Listen in to Jennifer's daily prophetic prayer broadcast where people are encouraged, inspired, healed and delivered. Prophetic words, spiritual warfare, visions and words of knowledge flow freely. Find Jennifer at jenniferleclaire.org or on Instagram at @thejenniferleclaire, YouTube @jenniferleclaireministries, TikTok @jenniferleclaire and Facebook @jenniferleclaire.

Subscribe for $5.99 a month to get full access to this episode, bonus content most Mondays, bonus episodes every month, ad-free listening, access to the entire 500-episode archive, Discord access, and more: https://axismundi.supercast.com/ On the first episode of our new monthly sit-down with Dr. Matthew Taylor, he and Brad discuss startling new findings about the mainstream adoption of NAR ideas. They then get into a prophsesy from a NAR apostle about the creation of a global Muslim caliphate that will threaten all the governments of Europe and the United States - an Islamaphobic revelation they claim is straight from God. Finally, Matt explains how NAR figures like Ché Ahn are attending "Jewish Lives Mattter" rallies in order to save Jews from themselves - not exactly loving your neighbor. Buy Matthew Taylor's book, The Violent Take It By Force: https://icjs.org/the-violent-take-it-by-force/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ring in 2024 by unlocking what God has in store for YOU in the year ahead! Join me, Lance Wallnau, for a special LIVE prophesy event on New Year's Eve as I release fresh revelation, prophetic insights, and practical keys to position you for the greatest breakthroughs, open doors, and divine appointments of your life. You'll discover the specific actions God is calling YOU to take so 2024 becomes your promised land of destiny and blessing. This is one New Year's celebration you don't want to miss – come hear what Heaven is prophesying over YOUR future!