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Corporate Prayer: The Oneness Principle
December 11, 2016 • Tom Demaree
Tom Demaree, Founder and Director of Pentecost Walk, has prayerwalked over 22,000 miles across the length and breadth of the country, bringing God’s message of repentance-in-unity to the body of Christ by coming alongside pastors and leaders as a brother and a friend. To date, these joint-efforts have touched all 50 states, involving thousands of churches. In this message Tom highlights the role of oneness in corporate prayer.
Thankfulness: A Practical Guide
November 27, 2016 • Graeme Sellers
Gratitude is a choice. It doesn’t just come upon you when Holy Spirit is the mood to bring it. And the more deliberately and regularly you choose it the more it reproduces itself in you. There is no spiritual gift of thankfulness. There is only the practice of it, and we cannot wait for optimal conditions to practice it. If we do we may never start!
Living Invitation
November 13, 2016 • Brendan Fairley
Our first and most important invitation is to be where Jesus is. How can we say yes to that invitation and so allow ourselves to be known as He is known to us?
Glory Shines In Darkness: House of Prayer (2nd Service)
October 23, 2016 • Norm and Debbie Przybylski
Norm and Debbie Przybylski served with Operation Mobilization for 25 years aboard the ocean vessel “Doulos” and in Europe before founding The Elijah Company and moving to Kansas City where they are deeply involved with the International House of Prayer. Over the years have helped prepare over 300 workers to serve Christ in many countries. They established houses of prayer in Spain, Gibraltar, and Greece. Debbie has written "Intercessors Arise," "24/7 Prayer Arise," "Breakthrough Prayer," "The Passionate Prayer Life of Jesus," and 300 articles related to prayer. Together they continue to teach and mentor for prayer and spiritual impact in America and beyond.
Glory Shines In Darkness
October 23, 2016 • Norm and Debbie Przybylski
Norm and Debbie Przybylski served with Operation Mobilization for 25 years aboard the ocean vessel “Doulos” and in Europe before founding The Elijah Company and moving to Kansas City where they are deeply involved with the International House of Prayer. Over the years have helped prepare over 300 workers to serve Christ in many countries. They established houses of prayer in Spain, Gibraltar, and Greece. Debbie has written "Intercessors Arise," "24/7 Prayer Arise," "Breakthrough Prayer," "The Passionate Prayer Life of Jesus," and 300 articles related to prayer. Together they continue to teach and mentor for prayer and spiritual impact in America and beyond.
Jesus Is Looking for Followers
September 25, 2016 • Graeme Sellers
There’s no shortage of opinion and perspective on leadership in America. But when we go to the Bible we find that God's answer to the question, "What is Leadership?" has a different starting place. Here’s where the Word places the starting line: Jesus isn’t looking for leaders—He’s looking for followers. To say this is not to devalue or undervalue the critical importance of leaders and leadership. But it is to state a gospel truth rather plainly: more than anything else, Jesus is looking for followers. And the Biblical principle is absolute: only followers are fit to lead.
The Kind of Truth That Rocks Our World
July 24, 2016 • Graeme Sellers
This is the kind of truth that rocks our world and obliterates our tidy theological systems: we think we’d better do something or we won’t be able to get close to God: change our attitude, pray more, have greater faith, repent. Whatever. Something! But we're wrong! All of these as Holy Spirit directs them are great but none of them work us any closer to Him. It’s when Asaph, the writer of Psalm 73, is in the pit that God answers him—not when Asaph pulls himself out of pit (as if he could). And the answer God gives is not intellectual, not theological; rather God gives the psalmist his own Self, his very presence: “Nevertheless I am continually with You; You do hold my right hand.” You’re a son, daughter—Your Father is with you, even when you are at your worst.
Laughter Is The Best Medicine
July 17, 2016 • Bob Blayter
Bob Blayter served as Associate Pastor at Wonderful Mercy for fifteen years until his retirement in May of 2015. He returned for the first time since retiring to bring this encouraging message on the power of laughter to heal and enrich our lives.
