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#S3:022: Why You No Longer Have to Be Sick Because of Jesus Name [Podcast]

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The great and prince of preachers, Charles Spurgeon struggled with the issue of sickness.  He said,  “Be thankful for the providence which has made you poor, or sick, or sad; for by all this Jesus works the life of your spirit and turns you to Himself. 1 Spurgeon believed in poverty, sickness and sadness as being the will of God. In fact, he suffered with a disease called gout. He was a great preacher with a great disease. But, Spurgeon was wrong about sickness. Jesus is the Healer. Satan is the oppressor.

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Why the Devil’s Bad Stuff Can Never Separate You from God

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In the previous two week’s, we mentioned how Paul wraps up Romans chapter eight with six concluding questions. Those questions are; What shall we then say to these things?; If God be for us, who can be against us?; He that spared not his own Son, but delivered him up for us all, how shall he not with him also freely give us all things?; Who shall lay anything to the charge of God’s elect?; Who is he that condemns?; and Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? In today’s post, we deal with the very last question of these six questions which appears in Romans 8:35.

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#S3-021: Want Victory? Look at Jesus Shocking Geographic Throwdown [Podcast]

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There was a show on the Food Network called ‘Throw Down’ where a renowned chef would travel and challenge the best cooks at their own favorite specialty. Jesus issued Satan His own version of a Throw Down. It was a geographic throw down and we are going to look at in this week’s Light on Life podcast as we continue to look at Jesus majestic victories over the host of darkness.

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Why You Should Never Try to Make People Feel Guilty

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After World War 1, 900 German soldiers who had violated international law were summoned to appear before the World Court. Their condemnation was certain. In a dramatic move, however, the former crown prince of Germany volunteered to be their substitute. His offer included taking upon himself both the accusation against them and their penalty. This act, though most noble, was impractical. Although he was royalty, he did not have in his own person the value of the 900.   Our redemption has been purchased by Heaven’s Crown Prince. So don’t depreciate the cross. Don’t underrate Christ’s great sacrifice. It will cost you your soul. It will shut you out from God. It will darken your eternity.  We can lay aside the guilt that drives you to perform because of our royal Substitute! There is no guilt to the person who has come by the way of the cross.  1
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#S3-020: How Jesus Destroyed Demons in One on One Encounters [Podcast]

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A form of exorcism is a daily occurrence at a Miami hospital treating several hundred patients a month who ask to have evil spirits driven from their bodies. “Usually, we treat 600 to 700 a month,” says Dr. Hardat Sukhdeo, director of Jackson Memorial Hospital’s Crisis Intervention Center. “But last month we had 900 people come for help … we worked our tails off—maybe there was a strong pull from the moon or something.” The belief that demons can infiltrate a person’s body is old hat to the Jamaicans, Haitians, Bahamians, Cubans and Puerto Ricans who live in the Miami area, he said. The patients are given strong tranquilizers to calm them; then staff members try to soothe away their fears. 1. Tranquilizers and TLC are not how you deal with demons. It’s the Name of Jesus that get’s it done. What can we learn about the power of the Name by looking at how Jesus dealt with demons?

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Why Your Enemies Can Never Be Ultimately Successful Against You

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In Paul’s final segment which ends at verse thirty-nine, the apostle caps off the entire chapter of Romans eight with the primary motivation for all he has discussed up until now, the love of God. He does it with six power packed questions.

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#S3-019: Why Planting Churches in the Nation of Ghana is A Good God Thing [Podcast]

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In this week’s edition we are going to break into the series we are doing on the Name of Jesus. You know we have engaged this series for many weeks now and we are going to pick it back up next week. But in this week’s Light on Life, we have a special guest in our studio and we are going to be doing a special podcast with our special guest. His name? Maxwell Abishai. Maxwell is a missionary to the nation of Ghana. We are going to interview him. We are going to talk about Missions. We are going to talk about the Great Commission. We are going to talk obeying Jesus words and going into all the world and preaching the gospel and making disciples of all nations. We are going to talk about establishing the gospel among the Muslim people of Ghana. A special Missions podcast. That’s what we are talking about in this week’s Light on Life.

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What is the Believer in Jesus Staircase to Glorification?

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  The Bible speaks of our calling in Christ. What we are called from and called to? We are called from labor to rest (Matt. 11:28); from death to life (1 John 3:14); from bondage to liberty (Gal 5:13); darkness into light (1 Pet. 2:9); from bondage to peace (1 Cor. 7:15) and finally called to the fellowship of His Son (1 Cor. 1:9) 1 But our calling is only one step of a believers staircase. What are some of the other steps? We will take a look at this in this week’s blog as we continue marching through Romans chapter eight.
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#S3-018: How God Reacquired Adam’s Stolen Authority [Podcast]

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In last week’s podcast, we left off with a glimpse at the Divine Council. Today, we are going to tie some things up and give an overview so you can see how all these individual podcasts link together. Also, we are going to look at how God reacquired Adam’s stolen authority.

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How God’s Foreknowledge Propels Us to Be Like Jesus

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A.J. Gossip gave us these words about becoming like Jesus. He said, “You will not stroll into Christlikeness with your hands in your pockets, shoving the door open with a careless shoulder. This is no hobby for one’s leisure moments, taken up at intervals when we have nothing much to do, and put down and forgotten when our life grows full and interesting. It takes all one’s strength, and all one’s heart, and all one’s mind, and all one’s soul, given freely and recklessly and without restraint. This is a business for adventurous spirits; others would shrink out of it.” 1 Paul addressed this issue in Romans 8 and verse twenty-nine. Let’s take a look.

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#S3-017: Why Is the Name of Jesus So Powerful? [Podcast]

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We have taken a look at the Name of Jesus already from several aspects in this series. Today, we are going to begin drilling down into Jesus one on one encounters with demons. It is yet one more reason why the Name of Jesus is so powerful in the realm of heaven and earth.

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How, by the Spirit, All Things Can Come Out Right

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The story is told of an only survivor of a wreck who was thrown on an uninhabited island. After a while he managed to build himself a hut, in which he placed the little that he had saved from the wreck. He prayed to God for deliverance, and anxiously scanned the horizon each day to hail any passing ship. One day on returning from a hunt for food he was horrified to find his hut in flames—all he had had gone up in smoke. The worst had happened it seemed. But that which seemed to have happened for the worst was in reality for the best. The next day a ship arrived. “We saw your smoke signal,” the captain said. If our lives are in God’s hands “all things work together for good” (Rom. 8:28).1 In today’s post, we take a look at this marvelous truth from the Word of God.
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