Wednesday Apr 02, 2025

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For Those Who Linger~ Join us as we "Draw Nearer" to Him, with Rev. Tonya Banks, Ph.D.
Precious Friend, Let's Come Away to Linger in the Presence of Jehovah~ Do YOU need to be refreshed, revived, refilled with Holy Spirit? Join me and our Special Guest, Pastor, Rev. Linda Lisulo for a time of refreshing as we Linger in the Presence of the LORD!
For Those Who Linger...w/Pastor, Rev. Linda Lisulo - 3E Church
What do you do when all hope is gone? Mary looked to Jesus - in a time of desperateness, her liquid prayer gained her an audience of both angels and the Risen Savior. Join us for the discussion~
For Those Who Linger - The Story of Mary Magdalene (Part 2)
Do you have a desire for the Presence of the LORD? Do you desire to move and flow in ministry - no matter the challenges, no matter the fears, no matter the hesitations - NO MATTER THE HINDRANCE? Join me as we see in Scripture the very possibility to move forward in this regard. It's not hard; however, the things of God are almost never EASY - But through Christ, nothing is impossible for those who want, desire, press in and press through to do the will of the LORD!!
For Those Who Linger in the Presence of the LORD
What is High Cholesterol - how does it effect me and my life? What is an UNACTIVE lifestyle and how does it effect me and my life? What are the changes I need to make for a better lifestyle? How do I make those changes?
Elder Mark Findlater and Rev. Dolcene Dorf discuss CHOLESTEROL and an UNACTIVE Lifestyle
Are we really living our lives to its fullest? Are we eating, sleeping, actively investing in our Body as God would have us to? Dr. Tanisha Stith and Sis. Whyvette Bonhom, licensed, trained and certified nurses are discussing with us some of the depths of high blood pressure and worry for the Believer and the Unbeliever. Join us as we are encouraged and yet, challenged.
Dr. Tanisha Stith and Sis. Whyvette Bonhom discuss HB Pressure & Worry for the Believer/Unbeliever
Beloved, what is taking up space in your (OUR) heart where God desires to DWELL? Join me as we talk, encourage and challenge one another regarding "the Cluttered Heart".
The Cluttered Heart
Encouragement from the Heart with Dr. Sandi Hawkins-Latson
A Healthier Life & Body with Elder Stacy Penn of ButGrace Ministries
And I have filled him The phrase "I have filled him" indicates a divine action, emphasizing God's direct involvement in equipping individuals for His purposes. The Hebrew word for "filled" is "מָלֵא" (male), which conveys the idea of completeness and abundance. This suggests that the individual is not just given a portion but is fully endowed with what is necessary to accomplish the task. with the Spirit of God The "Spirit of God" in Hebrew is "רוּחַ אֱלֹהִים" (Ruach Elohim), which signifies the breath or wind of God, a powerful force that brings life and creativity. This phrase underscores the divine origin of the skills and wisdom imparted. The Spirit of God is often associated with creation and renewal, as seen in Genesis 1:2, where the Spirit hovers over the waters. Here, it signifies that the craftsmanship and skills are not merely human talents but are divinely inspired and guided. with wisdom The Hebrew word for "wisdom" is "חָכְמָה" (chokmah), which encompasses not only knowledge but also the practical application of that knowledge. It involves insight, discernment, and the ability to make godly decisions. understanding "Understanding" is translated from the Hebrew word "תְּבוּנָה" (tevunah), which refers to intelligence, insight, and the ability to discern the nature of things. It is the capacity to see beyond the surface and grasp the deeper meaning or structure. and ability The word "ability" comes from the Hebrew "דַּעַת" (da'at), which can also be translated as knowledge or skill. It suggests that God not only provides spiritual insight but also the tangible skills necessary to carry out His work. This combination of spiritual and practical gifts ensures that the work is both inspired and executed with excellence. in all kinds of craftsmanship The phrase "in all kinds of craftsmanship" indicates a comprehensive endowment of skills across various forms of artistic and technical work. The Hebrew word for craftsmanship is "מְלָאכָה" (melachah), which refers to work, occupation, or craftsmanship. It reflects the diversity of gifts within the body of Christ, where each person is equipped for different roles and functions, contributing to the whole. This diversity is celebrated in the New Testament, where believers are described as different parts of one body, each with unique gifts and purposes (1 Corinthians 12:4-6).
Filled with Holy Spirit, The One who is able to do EXCEEDINGLY, ABUNDANTLY... Ephesians 3:20
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