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when prayer is not answered part 3

When Prayer is not Answered Part 2

Crisis of Expression - 6

When Prayer is Not Answered

Nehemiah's Prayer

THINK: Is it Necessary and is it Kind?

THINK: Is it Inspiring?

Is it Helpful

Is It True

Struggling to communicate is commonplace. God says in His Word that listening is the key to the joy for excellent communications in our relationships; a desired quality for every believer. God’s formula is direct from His Word, to each of us. Learn His simple formula; “Quick+Slow+Slow = Excellent Communications.” His formula yields the smoothest and best connections between husbands and wives, friends to friends, parents with children (in both ways), for every boss and worker; and especially with the people and strangers we encounter every day. In this teaching, we learn what a “bigger camel” and “a hen” can teach us. Having trouble communicating? Then hear some of the important answers.

Biblical baptism is a normal natural move of the Holy Spirit in every believer’s life. Baptism is an echo of our maturing response to God’s personal precious love for us. Pastor Mark explains baptism’s beautiful expression of our shared enjoyment through our unity with Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection. Baptism is a specific step only for believers, so infant baptism is also clarity. Another key is the case that baptism does not save us (Eph 2: 8). A clear foundation for why baptism is important to every believer is a core topic, especially for believers who put baptism off. This teaching provides accurate and easy to understand encouragements and how we need to hear the Holy Spirit urging us and act on it whether it's baptism or any other step of faith.

Experience God restoring from sin. Every day for four months Ezra publically read God’s Word. This public out-pouring blessed the returning people restoring Jerusalem, especially as His Word; [1] arrived and began its work in the people; to teach God’s truth and power to confront a sin amongst the people; [2] the Word draws out personal sorrow and conviction of un-confessed sin; [3] they arose quickly to confession; [4] getting restoring to God through repentance and change. A powerful lesson of confession and a guide to strengthen our prayers for other; especially a believer we know who has fallen into sin and we choose to wait before reaching out. Sin is not isolated from others in our lives; it can engulf others in ways we do not see. Imagine a warning that lets us experience the ugly side of sin, before we step in the wrong direction.

No Compromise

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Crisis of Performance - 5