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Sep 20, 2014
Does anyone know in which sermon Leonard Ravenhill makes this statement?
"There isn't a "Pentecostal" Church in America. If there is, tell me where it is."
Does anyone know in which sermon Leonard Ravenhill makes this statement?
"There isn't a "Pentecostal" Church in America. If there is, tell me where it is."
Nobody? I was hoping to not have to listen to every single sermon lol.
Maybe, "Weeping between the porch and the alter"?
i briefly looked last night; google will lead you to Ravenhills website: "Weeping between the porch and the alter"
But thats a far as I got as I had to do something else...
Thanks brother; that's where google led me too:) I think I will listen to that sermon then, but I don't think I that's the one.
The reason I was asking was that I was just saying this myself the other day...where are the truly Pentecostal churches? With the true fire of Pentecost, not this false fire and false prophecy stuff?
RE: ///The reason I was asking was that I was just saying this myself the other day...where are the truly Pentecostal churches? With the true fire of Pentecost, not this false fire and false prophecy stuff?///
Have you listened to Hans R. Waldvogel ?
https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/mydownloads/viewcat.php?cid=1278
One thing that I know for sure...I can have as much of the power of God as I desire to have. But there is a price to be paid. I know that I do not earn the power of God in my life, but I MUST position myself so that He can move in my life the way He desires, and that will require me to be increasingly separated unto Him. There are no shortcuts to the power of God.
so true brother Travis...I will take those words and chew on them today, thank you!
The Key of the Greater Work
I say to you, he who believes in Me, . . . greater works than these he will do, because I go to My Father ””John 14:12
Prayer does not equip us for greater works”” prayer is the greater work. Yet we think of prayer as some commonsense exercise of our higher powers that simply prepares us for God’s work. In the teachings of Jesus Christ, prayer is the working of the miracle of redemption in me, which produces the miracle of redemption in others, through the power of God. The way fruit remains firm is through prayer, but remember that it is prayer based on the agony of Christ in redemption, not on my own agony. We must go to God as His child, because only a child gets his prayers answered; a "wise” man does not (see Matthew 11:25).
Prayer is the battle, and it makes no difference where you are. However God may engineer your circumstances, your duty is to pray. Never allow yourself this thought, "I am of no use where I am,” because you certainly cannot be used where you have not yet been placed. Wherever God has placed you and whatever your circumstances, you should pray, continually offering up prayers to Him. And He promises, "Whatever you ask in My name, that I will do . . .” (John 14:13). Yet we refuse to pray unless it thrills or excites us, which is the most intense form of spiritual selfishness. We must learn to work according to God’s direction, and He says to pray. "Pray the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into His harvest” (Matthew 9:38).
There is nothing thrilling about a laboring person’s work, but it is the laboring person who makes the ideas of the genius possible. And it is the laboring saint who makes the ideas of his Master possible. When you labor at prayer, from God’s perspective there are always results. What an astonishment it will be to see, once the veil is finally lifted, all the souls that have been reaped by you, simply because you have been in the habit of taking your orders from Jesus Christ.
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