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WHAT we’re about
Robert and
Rebecca
Fenske
Your Hosts For The Evening
Robert is the Director of Andrew Wommack Ministries Australia
Rebecca is the Director of Charis Bible College Gold Coast
Robert and
Rebecca
Fenske
Your Hosts For The Evening
Robert is the Director of Andrew Wommack Ministries Australia
Rebecca is the Director of Charis Bible College Gold Coast
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How To Know The Voice Of The Holy Spirit
CHARIS MINUTESWatch the video to hear Audrey's full answer on how to know the voice of the Holy Spirit Many individuals often wonder how to distinguish between their own thoughts and the voice of God. Audrey Mack shares insights from John, chapter 7, and her own...
How To Know The Voice Of The Holy Spirit
CHARIS MINUTESWatch the video to hear Audrey's full answer on how to know the voice of the Holy Spirit Many individuals often wonder how to distinguish between their own thoughts and the voice of God. Audrey Mack shares insights from John, chapter 7, and her own...
How Do You Show Grace To Someone Who Is Causing Problems?
CHARIS MINUTESWatch the video to hear Greg's full answer to 'How do you show grace to someone who is causing problems?' How can an individual effectively demonstrate God's love and grace while also preserving harmony and fellowship? For instance, how does one handle a...
How Do You Show Grace To Someone Who Is Causing Problems?
CHARIS MINUTESWatch the video to hear Greg's full answer to 'How do you show grace to someone who is causing problems?' How can an individual effectively demonstrate God's love and grace while also preserving harmony and fellowship? For instance, how does one handle a...
How Can You be a Doer of the Word?
CHARIS MINUTESWatch the video to hear Carrie's full answer to 'How can you be a doer of the Word?' What exactly does it mean to be a doer of the Word? In this Charis Minute, Carrie Pickett highlights the multiple ways of practically walking out the Word of God in our...
How Can You be a Doer of the Word?
CHARIS MINUTESWatch the video to hear Carrie's full answer to 'How can you be a doer of the Word?' What exactly does it mean to be a doer of the Word? In this Charis Minute, Carrie Pickett highlights the multiple ways of practically walking out the Word of God in our...
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Praying in faith is a powerful force that can enable God to work on our behalf. God will hear and respond to the faith of any one of His followers who call upon Him. The Bible says that even as few as two, who come into agreement and combine their prayers of faith, can expect an amplified effectiveness. “I also tell you this: If two of you agree here on earth concerning anything you ask, my Father in heaven will do it for you. For where two or three gather together as my followers, I am there among them” (Matthew 18:19-20 NLT).
The New Testament word for “fellowship,” koinonia, expresses the idea of being together for mutual benefit. Hebrews 10:24-25 shares this idea, saying, “And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day drawing near.” Reasons for fellowship with other believers is because it helps us express love to one another, gives us an opportunity to pray together, share our lives together, and it encourages good works.
Praise refocuses our minds on God and connects our hearts with His. Through praise, we can become aware of His presence. When we praise we are reminded of what He has done, recalling past provision and thus strengthening our hope for future provision. Squaring our hope and dependence upon God, praise helps to expel fear and anxiety, placing the attention on His ability and faithfulness.
We were created to praise Him, and the fulfillment and joy that comes when we live out what we were created to do, is second to none!
God commanded that his people encourage each other because he knows we need it. In the Gospel of John, Jesus warned that “in this world you will have trouble,” which he then followed with a much-needed encouragement: “But take heart; I have overcome the world” (John 16:33). Biblical encouragement isn’t focused on complimenting someone’s haircut or telling them how good their homemade salsa tastes. Encouragement is shared with the hopes that it will lift someone’s heart toward the Lord (Col. 4:8). It points out evidence of grace in another’s life to help them see that God is using them. It points a person to God’s promises that assure them that all they face is under his control.