Pastor Joseph Prince .......... Rest In Jesus' Faith For Miracles !!

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Pastor Joseph Prince .......... Rest In Jesus' Faith For Miracles !!

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Do you blame yourself for not having enough faith for miracles? Are you frustrated with your wavering faith? Well, you don't have to anymore because you can rest in Jesus' faith that never wavers or fails!

In this revelatory and encouraging message by Joseph Prince, see how it is not you, but Jesus, who always believes. Learn how you can simply latch your limited faith onto His perfect faith and see the miracle you need happen.

Rest easy ------ Jesus has all the compassion and faith for any miracle. That's all you need to believe!

The Lord is near. Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.

Posted 1 year ago #
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Awesome message! You would think "resting" in Him would be easy to do, but the Word says we are to "strive to enter into His rest". Ya'll, it's not that easy. The wind and waves....cares of this life....pressure of circumstances...learning to CEASE from our own ability.....learning we have NO power and can truly do nothing without Him....not knowing and/or doubting who we are in Christ...it takes growing in discipline and knowing that we are "sons" (positionally) of God to learn to enter into that rest and learn to live out of it. I have been purposely pursuing this myself for months now, as led to by the Lord. And I can say with CONVICTION that I experience more of His power and presence now than I have the whole 30 years of knowing Him. Up is down, the least is the greatest, to get more to happen we must...rest. The kingdom of God is a paradox. If we can ever wrap our mind around that and experience that "paradigm shift" from a revelation of that, we will begin to move with the Holy Spirit and see amazing things happen from the hand of God.

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thank you for posting the video of the message. My eyes just teared up thinking about how faithful God is to his children and how much he cares for all of us. I'm praising Jesus for healing this woman.

Earlier this morning I was reading on a web site, "lessions from a blind man" in Mark 10:46-52 and Luke 18:35-43 where it "records the healing of the blind beggar man Bar-ti-mae’-us (i.e., son of Ti-mae’-us) whose sight was restored when he pleaded and cried out to Jesus, asking Jesus to have mercy on him.." (Interesting little study, link below)

What caught my attention was how the blind man cast away his garments before coming to Jesus.

"...did you notice, that before Bar-ti-mae’-us rose to meet with Jesus, he cast away his clothes. We must in like manner lay aside every thing that besets us and rise to meet Jesus, the resurrected risen Savior."

Jesus heals Bar-ti-mae’-us telling him that it was his faith that healed him. Faith in the Faithful One makes all those who are incomplete to be whole.

Praise the Lord for he truly is amazing!

http://thepauls.wordpress.com/2010/06/29/lessons-from-a-blind-man/

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Our founding pastor Chip Judd taught on the story of Bartemaeus one Sunday. The clothes he wore identified him as a beggar. Beggars in that time period had to be "registered" or "certified" as beggars to sit in certain places to beg. When he cast off those clothes, that was his faith....he already knew he would not need them anymore.

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"Our founding pastor Chip Judd taught on the story of Bartemaeus one Sunday. The clothes he wore identified him as a beggar. Beggars in that time period had to be "registered" or "certified" as beggars to sit in certain places to beg. When he cast off those clothes, that was his faith....he already knew he would not need them anymore."

Amazing! I did not know that. Thanks! I kind of had the feeling that the clothing would identify him as a beggar, (I was thinking tatterred/torn) but I did not know that at that time people had to register to be a begger. Very interesting. The blind man really did not doubt what Jesus would do! Awesome! Even under all that peer pressure of people telling him to shut up and be quiet, he never doubted!

Again, thanks Needleme!

Posted 1 year ago #