Navigating The Storms Of Life • Storms The Enemy Sends

Healing Service • Christ The healer

Last month, we discussed Christ the Healer—how divine healing is not a fringe doctrine or merely the emphasis of a modern movement. Healing is a revelation woven throughout Scripture. From the beginning of the Bible to its conclusion, we see the Father’s heart revealed through restoration, redemption, reconciliation, and healing.Like, share and subscribe to stay connected!Plan your visit here!https://tinyurl.com/planavisitWebsite!https://www.passiontucson.org

Navigating The Storms Of Life • Storms Circumstances Create • Part 2

One thing that trips us up in a storm is losing our sense of peace when we are no longer anchored in God’s eternal perspective. We forget that Christ’s kingdom has no end. We forget that the peace of God has no end. Troubles come and go. Situations arise and eventually pass. But how we stay anchored in our relationship with the Lord determines how we navigate the journey.

Navigating The Storms Of Life • Storms The Enemy Sends

Life brings storms. Some storms come suddenly. Some build slowly over time. Some are caused by circumstances beyond our control. Some are the result of human choices. Some are allowed by God to strengthen, refine, and prepare us. And some storms are sent by the enemy to stop, overthrow, or derail us from God’s purpose.

In A Storm?

Ociel Monroy shares how we can fully trust in Jesus during seasons of uncertainty, pain, and fear. No storm is greater than God’s power, and His peace will carry us through every trial. Stay anchored in faith. Jesus is still in control. matter how strong the storm may be, Jesus remains faithful through it all. In life’s hardest moments, we can choose faith over fear and trust that God is still in control. Like, share and subscribe to stay connected!Plan your visit here!https://tinyurl.com/planavisitWebsite!https://www.passiontucson.org

Boldness In Prayer • Tell God What You Need

Jesus lived in response to the Father, not to the devil or to circumstances. Jesus modeled dependence on the Father and the Holy Spirit, and he invites us to do the same.However, when we allow worry and fear to control us, we limit the authority we have been given as God’s children and citizens of heaven.Worry and fear left to rule in our minds will dilute our confidence in asking God. Today, I want to specifically look at the link between asking God for something, or petitionary prayer, and remaining in God’s joy.• What has been shaping your prayers lately—faith or fear?• Are you approaching God with confidence as a beloved child, or merely hoping He might listen?