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Pastor Allen G Dlamini || The Well Of Life

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Pastor Allen G Dlamini || The validation of God in our Lives

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Pastor Allen G Dlamini || Healing: The Portion Of The Saints

Pastor Allen G. Dlamini Theme: Healing Main Text: James 5:14 Date: 1 June 2025 In this continuation of the healing series, Pastor Allen G. Dlamini delivered a compelling message rooted in the promise of divine healing. Beginning with James 5:14, he highlighted the biblical instruction for the sick to seek prayer and anointing from Church elders,an act of faith that invites divine intervention. Healing, he emphasized, is not a distant hope but part of every believer’s inheritance in Christ. Referencing Exodus 15:26, Pastor Allen reminded us that God calls Himself Jehovah Rapha, the Lord who heals. God does not bring sickness; instead, He offers healing to those who obey His Word. The prayer of the prophet in Jeremiah 17:14,“Heal me, O Lord, and I will be healed”—served as a model of both desperation and trust. Psalm 107:20 reinforces this, declaring that God sends His Word to heal and deliver. Healing comes through the living, active Word of God. Through Isaiah 53:5, we are shown the price Jesus paid for our healing: His wounds, His stripes. This divine exchange assures us that healing is already provided. Psalm 103:1–5 calls us to bless the Lord and remember His benefits, one of which is healing all our diseases. Pastor Allen underscored the importance of altars of prayer. Both Hannah (1 Samuel 1:11) and Jacob (Genesis 28:20–22) made vows at personal altars that led to breakthrough. Healing often requires this deeper spiritual engagement, marked by prayer, faith, and dedication. He then called the Church to pray aggressively and intentionally. Like the four friends in Luke 5:17–26 who tore open a roof to bring a paralyzed man to Jesus, we must be bold and unwavering in our pursuit of healing. Similarly, the woman with the issue of blood (Mark 5:25–34) broke protocol just to touch the hem of Jesus’ garment. Their miracles came through relentless faith. Healing, Pastor Allen explained, often lies beneath the surface. Like gold, it must be pursued with depth and diligence. The effectual fervent prayer of the righteous (James 5:16) provokes healing—it is not accidental, but spiritually intentional. We do not wait for healing passively; we pursue it through prayer, faith, and confession. He concluded by declaring the power in the name of Jesus, Jehovah Rapha. We rebuke sickness, not in our strength, but by the authority of His name and the power of His blood. Healing is ours. We receive it not only as a gift but as a divine right rooted in covenant. The congregation left uplifted, reminded of God’s healing promise, and charged to press into the presence of God for full restoration, spirit, soul, and body. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Pastor Allen G. Dlamini || JEHOVAH RAPHAH – The God Who Heals Our Diseases

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Pastor Allen G. Dlamini || Lord, Include Me

SERMON TITLE: LORD, INCLUDE ME Preacher: Pastor Allen G. Dlamini Main Scripture: Luke 19:39–40 1. THE PRAISE THAT CANNOT BE SILENCED Jesus responded to the Pharisees who told Him to rebuke His disciples for praising Him, saying: > “If they keep quiet, the stones will cry out.” (Luke 19:40) > This means that praise is inevitable. If we don’t do it, creation is ready to take our place. There will always be people who oppose your worship, but don’t let them silence your praise. 2. CREATION IS WAITING > “For the creation waits in eager expectation for the children of God to be revealed.” (Romans 8:19) > This verse reminds us that all of creation is waiting for us to take our rightful place as children of God. If you choose not to praise or worship, nature is willing to replace you. Don’t allow that. Step into your divine assignment. 3. A LIFE PLANTED IN WORSHIP > “Blessed is the one… who delights in the law of the Lord... They are like a tree planted by streams of water.” (Psalm 1:1–3) > When you consistently worship and align yourself with God, your life flourishes like a tree near water. Stay rooted in Christ and avoid ungodly influences—you will bear fruit in every season. 4. BE A BLESSING, NOT A REPLACEMENT Sometimes a tree outside may give more peace than a roof inside—this reflects how important a godly atmosphere is in our homes and relationships. Embrace others. Be a blessing in your environment. Don't let nature or inanimate creation become a better blessing to others than you are. Let the testimony of others about you be like what David declared: > “I will bless the Lord at all times; His praise shall continually be in my mouth.” (Psalm 34:1) 5. WHEN GOD BLESSES, MAY YOU BE INCLUDED Remember the old hymn: > “Savior, Savior, hear my humble cry; while on others Thou art calling, do not pass me by.” > Your praise places you in God's sight. When He opens doors, you will be included. When He rises to defend, you will be covered. 6. EVEN THE CURSE MUST TURN INTO A BLESSING > “Then Balak said to Balaam, ‘What have you done to me? I brought you to curse my enemies, but you have done nothing but bless them!’” (Numbers 23:11) > Even when people try to curse you, God can flip it into a blessing. When your life is full of worship, God commands blessings on your behalf. FINAL DECLARATION You will be included. Included in blessings. Included in favor. Included in divine protection. Included in God’s next move. Don't be silent—praise, so you are not replaced. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.