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What will your future look like if the words you’re speaking come true? Could the life you’re now living be a reflection of past confessions? It’s time to consider the power of your words.
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In this message, Andrew speaks about the Word of God like an irrevocable contract between God and man. But in this contract, only God is held to the performance clause. Learn more.
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Have you settled for less than God’s best? If you have, you’re not alone. Listen as Andrew explains the reason so many believers are living in mediocrity and afraid to raise their expectations.
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When you’re in a crisis and you hope for a miracle, is that God’s best? Or could there be a way to avoid the crisis in the first place? The answer to this question will change the way you relate to God.
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Is the blessing of God a beautiful home, a new car, or a good job? Is it a life without hardship and disappointment? What is the blessing exactly? This is key to receiving God’s best.
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If the devil can make you think, Nobody knows the trouble I've seen, then you will refuse all the help others have to give. You will exempt yourself from the answers of God's Word, thinking you are an exception.
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You better know the answer to that question if you expect to be victorious when it comes to temptation. Every temptation of life, at its core, is screaming the same question: "Who are you, really?"
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Peter walked on water, but he could have walked all the way to Jesus or even to the other shore. He fell short of God's best. Why? Jesus said it was because of his unbelief.
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This sounds like an unkind and heartless way of ministering to someone in grief, but the root of all grief is selfishness.
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In this message, you’ll learn how to avoid temptation. If you can avoid it, you won’t have to deal with it. However, what that really means is taking personal responsibility and adopting a "no-excuse" approach.
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Satan’s options are limited. And when you learn just how limited, your response to him will be, “Is that all you’ve got?" He only has three methods of temptation, and all three are rooted in our own selfishness.
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The Bible says that Jesus was the Word, that everything He said is the Word, and that all power and authority has been given to Him. So, why then did He quote the Old Testament when Satan tempted Him?
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