Isaiah 58:8, Acts 9:9-21 Isaiah 58:8 talks about “light breaking forth as the morning” This blessing is simply about clarity of God’s will and purpose. It knows the perfect will of God and a clear understanding of God’s mind. Apostle Paul had one of the clearest and the greatest download of purpose and assignment in…
Isaiah 58:8, Esther 4:16 and Esther 5:2 The Kings of those days regularly commanded executions. If Ester had not found favour with the King who lifted the sceptre for her, she would have been executed. The key was that the glory of the LORD was her rear guard and the Holy Spirit overshadowed her. This…
The Disciples and The Failed Exorcism. Isaiah 58:6 and Matthew 17:21 I spoke to a friend whom I had not seen in a long time and he told me about his work with addicts. He got a lot of results helping addicts break free from long-held habits and the key to his success (exactly what…
Matthew 17:14 -21 and Mark 9:29 The disciples of Jesus were sorely disappointed not just because they were openly disgraced but more because they could not offer a real solution to a demonic and healing problem. It was sadder than humiliating; however to their surprise their Master gave a few commands and the same boy…
Matthew 6:17&18 – But thou, when thou fastest, anoint thine head, and wash thy face; That thou appear not unto men to fast, but unto thy Father which is in secret: and thy Father, which seeth in secret, shall reward thee openly. It is not unusual to feel some discomfort in your body during a…
Matthew 6: 16-18 Jesus challenged us to carry a positive attitude, a bright, clean and happy face when we are fasting. Don’t carry the weight of the world on your face. Preferably wear a round smiling face when fasting. Jesus challenged us to look good, and I will add, smell nice when fasting. Wear a…
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