According to Luke 11:1-13, the governing principle of our prayer should be that prayer brings us into God. Amen! If we pray and the result is that we’re not into God, we need to turn to the Lord and pray according to the principle of the Lord’s prayer so that we may get out of […]
The Pattern of the Lord Jesus as a Man of Prayer and how Prayer Brings us into God
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We Ask, Seek, and Knock in Prayer to Receive God’s Riches and Feed Others also
As we are contacting people and in dealing with them, we must ask, seek, and knock in prayer for the proper way to contact them; we must receive the divine supply and minister this supply to others. In Matt. 7 we see the way for us as kingdom people – as citizens of the kingdom […]
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We Receive the Supply of the Spirit by the Intercession and Fellowship of the Members
We receive the supply of the Spirit by the intercession and fellowship of the members of the Body of Christ. When we remain in the Body and are properly related to the fellow members in the Body, we receive the bountiful supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ. According to Psalm 133, the inestimable goodness […]
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Having a Prevailing Move in Life that Corresponds to Christ’s Heavenly Ministry
Both the preaching of the gospel and the building up of the church in the church life today need to be as a prevailing move in life and of life, corresponding to Christ’s heavenly ministry under His headship. In the book of Acts we see how the disciples didn’t initiate anything to preach the gospel […]
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Cooperating with our Ascended Head to Pray in Oneness with Him for His Glorious Church
If we see that Christ, the Head of the Body, has ascended and was exalted by God to the highest point in the universe, being given the name above every name and being made Lord of all, our prayer to the Lord will change. All believers in Christ need to have the clear realization that […]
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Prayer is the Real Denying of the Self, the Real: No Longer I But Christ!
God needs men of prayer, men who habitually and continually pray by exercising their spirit to pray themselves into God and receive His life supply. Prayer is so full of meaning, it accomplishes so much, and it is so much overlooked and neglected! To pray really means that we as Christians realize that by ourselves, […]
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A Man of Prayer Prays Himself Into God to Receive the Life Supply from Him
The Lord Jesus taught us how to pray in Luke 11:1-13, where we see that for us to be men of prayer we need to pray ourselves into God to receive the life supply from the Father. The more we pray the Lord’s prayer with an exercised spirit, and the more we pray according to […]
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