The Art of Successful Living with Joanne Williams

How do you get rid of the rats in your life? Learn how you can let the Holy spirit be your senior partner in your daily life. 2 Corinthians 13:14. The meaning of grace. The meaning of communion. How do we commune with the Holy Spirit? 

Do you want a closer relationship with the Holy Spirit? Do you want to experience more of His supernatural presence to see your life changed? Learn more about The Holy Spirit within you, His indwelling presence. 
The Key: Romans 8:5-6
Getting rid of the rats on board: Colossians 3:2

Let's talk about experiencing the Supernatural. Learn more about who the Holy Spirit is and what he does. Baptism in the Spirit is a cataclysmic event. Find out more. 

The Primary purpose of praying in tongues is to enhance your prayer life. Why do I need to speak in tongues? Taking a close look at Romans 8:26-28. 1 Corinthians 12:8-10, 1 Corinthians 14, James 4:2-3, 1John 5:14-15
When you don't know what to pray or how to pray in circumstances and trials you face, "The Spirit Himself helps us in our weakness.

What is the gift of speaking in tongues? 1 Corinthians 14:1-33? How should the gift of tongues be used in a church setting?
Scripture References: 1 Corinthians 12, 1 Cor. 14:1-33, Gal 5: 22-25, Eph 2:8

What kind of difference is the Holy Spirit of God making in the life of a believer? We will see how the Holy Spirit makes the power and the promises of God experiential in the life of every believer.
Scripture Reference: Acts 1:8
We need spiritual regeneration. We need a quickening of the mind.  We need spiritual power. We need a new power which will enable us to have the power against the power of the carnal life and nature.

The Prayer of Faith coming from James 5:13-17.  What does it mean to pray with faith?  
1. Faith prays with assurance. Ex. Elijah. 1 Kings chapters 17-18. Deu. 28: 22-24
2. Faith prays with submission. Ex. The man with Leprosy. Mark 1:40

The woman at the well speaks of the power of blame to shame and to silence. The story of a woman standing silently before Jesus as others clutch their condemnation in the form of stones about to be thrown. Who is this rabbi who set her free not only from death but from the stain of adultery?  Who is this rabbi, this man, this Lord, who conquers blame and turns it to blessings? Jesus, the son of the Living God.

Hagar: Homeless, Husbandless, and Helpless. She was used and tossed aside by others. But God didn't create her or us to be used and discarded. Her story is found in Genesis 16, and 21.
1. She mattered to God, so do we.
2. God sees and intervenes.
3. God has a plan for our lives. 

Sarah was betrayed by her very own husband. But God vindicated her. God declared her innocence. There are 3 things we can learn from Sarah's story.
1. Love calls wrong, wrong.
2. Love gives a voice to the voiceless.
3. Love redeems.