See The Spirit Move | Pastor Jim Cymbala | Tuesday Prayer Meeting | The Brooklyn Tabernacle
We Christians often hear that the Holy Spirit lives inside of us, but He doesn’t want to just stay there! If we submit to Him, the Holy Spirit manifests Himself through our words and actions so that others can see Jesus in us. When we allow the Holy Spirit to work this way, we reflect the power of a living God. Let’s pray for the Holy Spirit to manifest Himself in our lives. He will do things beyond our imaginations!
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A Spiritual Tragedy | Pastor Jim Cymbala | Sunday Service | The Brooklyn Tabernacle
All disasters start with little things—a disagreement, a slip-up, an ego. There are always repercussions to our actions! Samson saw this a woman he never should have been with led him to break his covenant with God. Every choice we make either draws us nearer to God or pushes us farther away. No matter how far we drift, God always helps us when we sincerely call on Him! Praise Him for His goodness!
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Invited, Not Abandoned | Pastor Luke Pettrey | Tuesday Prayer Meeting | The Brooklyn Tabernacle
Jesus made something very clear: in this life, we will have pain. Just because we’re Christians doesn’t mean we’ll escape hardships; it means we have God Almighty to run to and trust in when those hard times come. Pain is not a punishment—it’s an invitation for us to experience God more. The choice of how we react to pain is completely up to us. God is always good—even when our circumstances aren’t.
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Bitterness A Deadly Poison | Reverend Philip Kwiatkowski | Sunday Service | The Brooklyn Tabernacle
When we are hurt, it’s imperative that we learn to forgive and let go. Being bitter is like drinking poison and waiting for the other person to be affected! Forgiving others does not excuse their behavior or diminish our pain; rather, it frees us to heal. We only hurt ourselves further by holding onto unforgiveness. By the grace of God, let’s forgive others.
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The Way To Wisdom | Pastor Jim Cymbala | Tuesday Prayer Meeting | The Brooklyn Tabernacle
Every day we face decisions that require wisdom. How can we be wise enough to make the right choice every time? On our own, we can’t! We need to ask God for wisdom and believe that He’s going to provide it. God never intended for us to walk around making unwise decisions. He wants to give us the wisdom we need—we just have to ask Him with fervent belief.
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