In this episode, the Lakes share about the prophetic season that we are currently in. They note some of the events that took place historically during this time of the year and encourage the listeners to be prepared and proclaim a mighty move of God.
The five cries of the Reformers were: (1) Scripture Alone, (2) Grace Alone, (3) Faith Alone, (4) Christ Alone, and (5) to the Glory of God Alone. As the Reformation continues, these five battle cries serve as benchmarks for the modern church today.
Jesus came as the Second Adam with His own staff of authority. This new staff of authority is available to the believer if the believer follows the example of Jesus and truly become His disciple!
In this discussion, Dr. Lake touches on the importance of authority, the iniquity force, and the obstacles facing the church today. Let this serve as a clarion call to the remnant: it’s time to stand for Jesus in this generation!
However, it is important to yield to the time of preparation and realize that Almighty God will take you through the trials of life and has great plans for you to be used in his Kingdom.
Historically, the Septuagint served as the Bible for the Early Church. In fact, by around 100 A.D., the Jewish community referred to it as the “Christian Bible.” Was there a conspiracy in the Second Century to obfuscate specific Messianic passages from the Tanakh?
The Western world is following the same trajectory of Nazi Germany: it has become Neo-Pagan. With the revival of the practices of the “old gods” within our culture, modern Evangelicalism is struggling for cultural relevance.
Jesus came as the Second Adam with His own staff of authority. This new staff of authority is available to the believer if the believer follows the example of Jesus and truly become His disciple! Learn the difference between authority and power, as well as how both are supposed to flow in the Kingdom of God.
Two important news items this past week: (1) Human implanted with a microchip in front of live audience, and (2) AI robot preaches Buddhism in Japan Temple.
The Word of God reveals three types of madness that we can find in the world: madness that comes with sin (Eccl 9:3), madness caused by a religious spirit (Luke 6:11), and madness caused by disobedience to God (Deut 28:34).