Paul Washer - You Have Knowledge But Do You Have God (Sermon Jam)
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- čas přidán 3. 11. 2021
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Original sermon: Importunity in Prayer - Paul Washer • Importunity in Prayer ...
Music courtesy Story Blocks
I really love to listen to Paul washer
I love the way the Holy Spirit uses Jesus's Shepperds to bring out the truth.
Thank you brother for sharing this. I needed this today. Glory be to God
Very encouraging!!! Thank you so much.
God bless you're ministry 🙏
Greetings from the church from Germany
Please brother pray for me as Paul admonishes us
Сильно! Very powerful words!👍
this is the best "except ye repent videos" I have seen! Wow hit the nail on the coffin!
Wonderful! Just wonderful,
Amen!!
SUCH ANOINTING ON A MAN BROTHER PAUL WASHER MAY GOD CONTINUE BLESSING YOU WITH MORE LIFE
Wow...just listening to Edwards, and his account of Brainerd and his Journals. Pastor those Journals completely crush me...I cannot even begin to understand Brainerd's strength through weakness, yet I yearn to be better than what I am. I have to pray lest I envy Men like David B....let alone Christ, the consuming Fire...for He is unfathomable! Again Selah. Thanks Brother Washer. I pray you stay in that place of worship, through prayer, and fasting. Please pray for me, for I am not sure it is a sun to envy the things...the (blessings) of God bestowed on others. Sincerely,
-Gerald Wilson
What does 'Selah' mean?
@@bjornegan6421 Selah is word found in the bible. Many interpret it to mean silence, a pause, the end, or a louder strain.
When I was younger I used to wonder the same. So I began to ask, and study, before Google to my knowledge. I was dirt poor.So all info had to be really searched, and not easily found, especially when dealing with different languages. Lol. So you can imagine the importance of a well versed Pastor was, to have around. The word Selah is usually found at the end of a certain verse, in the Bible. Not all just certain ones have this. It is a Hebrew word, where the Author wants to convey, or emphasize the importance of what was said or give extra consideration an to reflect on what is happening or told by the Author, (In lames terms) to stop, pause, and consider what was really being said and its importance. So usually when I was reading as a kid, I would see that word. So to me was as if God was saying something really important, and I needed to know what the emphasis was for. So as I still do on each parable or story told...I try to mentally take myself to that moment in time, and put myself in the shoes of the writer and the one listening to what is being said, in the story, and imagine exactly what is taking place. time of day...the people...the crowd...the faces...the mood of everyone. I picture myself there back in time...seeing around me how the people would be listening, or not. Imagine how people may have been sitting, or standing and what was unfolding from their point of view, in their place, and time. It helps me to really grasp what is being said in The Bible, and really brings The Word of God even more alive. it's kinda the English way to put a line under a sentence or write in bold words. Hope that helps. Technically the other person is also correct.
@@mclogikal Thanks. I'm aware of that. but as you say 'many interpret it to...', which is why i asked as Gerald seemed to use it in such a way as to suggest an understood meaning.
@@internationalsurvivalcounc6980 I appreciate your thorough explanation and the time it took to write it, as well as the time it took you to come to that understanding. As the original meaning since the word (in my VERY ignorant understanding) seems to be a bit of a mystery to us, is your conclusion one such as 'this is definitely what it means', or 'this is my best understanding and i take confidence in using it in such a way'? I tried wording this a couple different ways and can't seem to get it to 'sound' any less accusatory. i'm not trying to come across that way, i'm genuinely curious.
Amen!
I'm familiar with the authors he mentions. The puritans had a deeper understanding of God and godly practice than 99.9 percent of pastors today
Man this is fire 🔥🔥🔥
This is beautiful
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Respectfully Prayerfully speaking---'
We may excuse the spiritual poverty of our preaching in many ways, but the true secret will be found in the lack of urgent prayer for God’s presence in the power of the Holy Spirit. There are preachers innumerable who can deliver masterful sermons after their order; but the effects are short-lived and do not enter as a factor at all into the regions of the spirit where the fearful war between God and Satan, heaven and hell, is being waged because they are not made powerfully militant and spiritually victorious by prayer.
The preachers who gain mighty results for God are the men who have prevailed in their pleadings with God ere venturing to plead with men. The preachers who are the mightiest in their closets with God are the mightiest in their pulpits with men.
Holy UNCTION
Holy Anointing from the Throne of Grace
Prayer closet Christianity
Is the Abundant Life
Flowing living Waters
Flowing Oil of Gladness
Abundant Oil of Joy.
Why include 'inspirational' music along with the snippets of sermons?