The Art of Successful Living with Joanne Williams

7 Places Jesus Shed His Blood Part7

Jesus shed his blood when a soldier shoved a spear into his side and blood and water poured out. Why are these details recorded only in John's Gospel about Jesus being pierced in his side so important?
So what spiritual realities does the blood and water from the Lord's side reveal? The answer to these questions reveal the sixth place Jesus bled.
 

7 Places Jesus Shed His Blood Part 6

Jesus pierced feet won back dominion over the places we walk. Through Jesus shed blood, we don't have to be trampled by Satan. Instead, we are to trample him!

7 PLACES JESUS SHED HIS BLOOD Part 5

The 4th time Jesus bled was when he was nailed to the cross. What does this mean for believers? Jesus shed his blood and his nail pierced hands won back and restored our dominion.
The image or symbol of hand in the bible represents human power. Genesis 9:2 and 39:6
The hand of God represents divine Power! Exodus 6:1 and 13:3
What does it mean Behold I have graven thee upon the palms of my hands?

Jesus Crown of Thorns Won Back Our Prosperity

The crown of thorns with which the soldier's crowned Jesus is symbolic for the curse that came over the earth after Adam and Eve had sinned, as a result of the fall of mankind, the earth brought forth thorns and thistles. (Gen 3: 17-18). Jesus Christ Crown of thorns lifted the curse of:
1. Poverty.
2. Delivered us from the curse of the law.
3. Won back our prosperity.

Thinking We Can Do It Without God’s Help

How many times have we tried to do it on our own? When we "come to ourselves" this drives us to return to God’s original intention for us, which is continual communion with Him.
Points to remember:
1. Need has a tendency to produce insight.
2. The fruit of failure is often bitter, but it can be extremely beneficial if we learn from it.

The Power of His Presence

Being able to recognize God's presence is with his children at all times.
In Him we live, and move, and have our being. Acts 17:28
As Believers our identity, lineage, and genes come from Him (God The Father).
Taking a look at Jacob the son of Isaac and brother of Esau.
After he takes matters into his own hands and is on the run
He finally realizes after a dream the power and presence of God.
 
 

It’s A Family Affair, The Fatherhood of God Part 7

The Father as Redeemer in the New Testament.
The Significance of The Father's Confirming Voice.
What is our Roles as Children of God?

The Fatherhood of God Part 6

This episode continues taking a look at God The Father as:
1. The Faithful One. 2. The Restorer. 3. Grace-Giver. 4. Lord of One and All.
5. Sovereign Lord 6. Sustainer. Beginning with the books of 1 and 2 Samuel
and ending with the minor prophets, and the book of Malachi
 

The Fatherhood of God Part 5

God in The History of His People Continued
1. Book of Deuteronomy: The Father as Promise-Keeper
2. Book of Joshua: The Father as Defender
3. Book of Judges: The Father as Loving Disciplinarian
4. Book of Ruth: The Father as Kinsmen-Redeemer

The Fatherhood of God in The History of His People

Matthew 7:9-11
What We Can Learn:
1. When we ask God for help, he will give us what is good and not harmful.
2. Illustrations of God The Father in the books of Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers.