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…ience of the Holy Spirit. Their reunion forms one new man—the two-witness remnant that will preach with authority, purge the threshing floor, expos…
…t now. When both come in to one, somebody say one new man, I need you to hear me. There's gonna be a one new man that's made up. of both olive tree…
…an, I need you to hear me. There's gonna be a one new man that's made up. of both olive trees. And the boat's gonna pour into the same bowl. It's g…
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- The message asks why the spiritual rain of miracles, conviction, holiness, and Yahweh’s power has disappeared from much of the church. Using Elijah and Mount Carmel, it teaches that the drought came because Israel compromised, rejected obedience, accepted false worship, and halted between two opinions. The call is to bbring back the rainshut up the heavenshalt between two opinionsheroes of the faithspiritual warfarewhere did the rain gopeculiar peopletake a stand
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- Shane Vaughn2016-07-24Mark 4:24This teaching focuses on how believers can hear the voice of God more clearly and consistently. Using Mark 4:24 as the central text, Vaughn teaches that spiritual hearing is developed through valuing, obeying, and treasuring God's word. He presents multiple ways God communicates, including Scripture, counsel, circumstavisions and dreamsdoer of the wordhearing god’s voiceheavenly frequencyrevelationstewardship of revelationcircumstances speakthoughts from god
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- This pastoral letter addresses the controversial subject of speaking in tongues within the modern church. Drawing heavily from the book of Acts and Paul’s instructions in 1 Corinthians, the teaching argues that biblical tongues refer to real languages empowered by the Holy Spirit rather than ecstatic speech. The documechurch ordercharismatic movement critique1 corinthians 14 teachingspiritual giftschurch order spiritual giftsspeaking in tonguesbiblical tongues interpretationholy spirit
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