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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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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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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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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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For anyone who believes that the Bible is the true Word of God, there can be no argument that the baptism of the Holy Spirit is God's will for every believer.
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In Matthew 14, before the Lord stilled the storm or righted the boat, He told His disciples to be of good cheer. In scriptural terminology, He told them to believe first, and then deliverance would come.
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There’s an old saying, "Fail to prepare and you’re preparing to fail."? That is certainly true when it comes to temptation. In this message, you will learn what Jesus did to prepare for His encounter with Satan.
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If you want to walk on water, you've got to get out of the boat. The boat symbolizes safety. We've got to be willing to leave the comfort and security of the natural to become supernatural.
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Wrong teaching that has placed all events under the control of God has made many people bitter toward the Lord and others passive toward their problems. God is not the source of our problems.
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This teaching lays the foundation for hearing God's voice by making the startling statement that we already hear God's voice. Every one of us has done something stupid, only to say, "I knew I was doing the wrong thing!"
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Not all voices that we can hear are God's. Therefore, every perception, or perceived message from the Lord, must be examined for authenticity. God's Word is the acid test for truth. A casual knowledge of God's Word will only get us in trouble.
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It surprises many people to find out that you can do whatever you want, when you are seeking the Lord with all your heart. This is because, when we truly seek the Lord, God puts His desires in our hearts.
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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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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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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.



















