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Here on this Altar | The Heart

We underscore the significance of recognising one’s heart as the ultimate altar, highlighting the necessity of stirrings within the heart that reflect our devotion to God. With insightful anecdotes, this episode eloquently navigates the complexities of worship and our relationship with God. Our goal is to inspire listeners towards a heartfelt honesty in their spiritual...

Does God Heal Today?
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Does God Heal Today?

Today Edgar focuses on the question, “Does God Heal Today?” Does healing happen today? Does God heal today? Yes. Through medical intervention and even through miraculous intervention. Jesus healed out of compassion and two, Jesus healed as a demonstration of the Kingdom of God. He felt people’s pain deeply and it moved him to action....

As God touches our lives, we get to touch others, and Healing is part of it.
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As God touches our lives, we get to touch others, and Healing is part of it.

God always uses unimpressive things to bring about the miraculous work of healing, Jesus refers to Gods healing coming in unexpected ways, He went about healing and proclaiming the kingdom of God  and as disciples of Jesus we are a conduit of Gods work, we can bring someone else to Jesus so that Jesus can...

Healing and Its Place In Our Discipleship to Jesus.
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Healing and Its Place In Our Discipleship to Jesus.

Healing held significant prominence in Jesus’ ministry, embodying a fundamental aspect of his teachings. Following Jesus involves a profound commitment to healing – an integral component of embracing the discipleship journey. Discipleship takes form through emulating the Master’s actions, fostering an environment where we, as a community, maintain a steadfast belief in Jesus’ healing power....

Pesence is What Heals Shame
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Pesence is What Heals Shame

Every time we live life forgetting God, shame enters the story, we keep asking “who am I”? when we forget the character of God, we are not sure we can trust him, but God responds by giving us his presence. he says I am Elohim of your fathers all those stories you head it’s all...

Looking Back to Move Forward | Stories We beleive about Ourselves.
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Looking Back to Move Forward | Stories We beleive about Ourselves.

The stories we have believed about ourselves become the identity we live our lives from. We get most of these narrative scripts from our families of Origin. Moving forward requires becoming aware of what narratives we live from and putting them under obedience to Jesus while destroying any that is consistent with the way of...

Looking Back to Move Forward | Generational Sin
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Looking Back to Move Forward | Generational Sin

Sin, done by you, to you, or around you, impacts you and those around you. And unless dealt with some of these impacts go from one generation to the other. Who you are today is a direct product of your family of origin, key events in your life, and where you grew up. To move...

Looking Back to Move Forward | Generational Blessing
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Looking Back to Move Forward | Generational Blessing

One of the things we inherit from our families of Origin is blessing. All families derive their name from God and He has put something of Him in all of us and some uniquely in each family. And he passed in front of Moses, proclaiming, “Yahweh, Yahweh, the compassionate and gracious God, slow to anger, abounding in love and...

Rule of Life | Silence and Solitude
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Rule of Life | Silence and Solitude

For Jesus, it was common practice to withdraw from the crowds, go to a lonely place, and quietly be with God. This is one of the core practices of the way of Jesus. It is one of the places we get healing for our souls as we just sit beheld in the father’s loving-kindness.

Live out a Story Worth Telling
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Live out a Story Worth Telling

Our lives are an unfolding story. We write this story one decision at a time. When living out current moments we can oftentimes become myopic and unable to see the ultimate and end up making decisions that are good for the immediate but leave us with stories we are not so proud to tell. How...