We have been discussing, in parts one thru three of this four part series, about the "who, what, and why" of APPROPRIATING the power of our Lord's RESURRECTION to our lives, our ministries, and our effective prayers. Now, let's lay hold on "HOW" it is done. Now, I AM NOT trying to persuade anyone here of the significance of the FACT that, according to the Word of God, Jesus has been resurrected from the dead, by the power of God's Spirit. I assume that most people who would b

(This is the third of four parts in a series. To get the most benefit out of this exhortation, please allow me to recommend that you begin by reading the first two parts.) With an understanding of the "transaction of confident faith," in part one, and an understanding of the opposing forces coming against anyone actually operating with resurrection power, in part two, we now turn our attention to "feeding upon" some of the scriptures, which will build such faith and knowledge

This is the second in a four part series. You are encouraged to begin with part one. We've been talking about praying, and operating in sincere, confident faith. Like the story of my transaction at the bank, with which this teaching began in part one, and like the description of Abraham's faith, in Hebrews 11:8, also in part one, it is with a genuine faith that we actually receive our spiritual inheritance, in Christ. Such a faith is a "benchmark," and a focus of the victorio

A few days ago, I stopped by our neighborhood bank, where my wife and I have a written agreement (actually, a legal contract) to keep our savings account. Knowing exactly what I had on deposit there, I proceeded to withdraw a little cash needed for a project we were beginning at home. Now, to get into the bank, I entered through a set of security doors which only allow one individual to enter at a time. Once inside, I was required to fill out a official withdrawal slip, indic