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Ignite: From Routine to Revival - Part Nine

When Jesus taught us to pray 'Lead us not into temptation,' He wasn't suggesting God tempts us. God tests us through external circumstances to build spiritual maturity, while Satan uses our deceitful hearts to turn these tests into internal temptations toward sin. The key difference is purpose: God's tests refine and strengthen our faith, while temptations seek to destroy it. We must learn to watch and pray, recognizing that spiritual warfare is ongoing throughout our lives. Rather than treating persistent sins like comfortable companions, we need to wage aggressive war against them using Scripture, prayer, fasting, and biblical community as our weapons. Join Us In Person on Sundays: 9:30AM - Prayer Service 10:30AM - Teaching Service Follow Our Socials: Instagram - @thegatheringchurchtn Facebook - www.facebook.com/GatheringFamily

What is Formed Before the Fire | April Kandel

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Ignite: From Routine to Revival - Part Eight

The fifth petition of the Lord's Prayer reveals a revolutionary approach to relationships through forgiveness. Understanding how much God has forgiven us becomes the foundation for forgiving others. This petition impacts our relationships with fellow believers, unbelievers, and future connections God wants to bring into our lives. On the other hand, unforgiveness opens doors to the enemy and creates bitterness that affects not just us, but everyone around us. True forgiveness is unconditional, reflecting Christ's sacrifice on the cross. When we choose to forgive, we become unoffendable and demonstrate the radical love of God's kingdom to a watching world. Join Us In Person on Sundays: 9:30AM - Prayer Service 10:30AM - Teaching Service Follow Our Socials: Instagram - @thegatheringchurchtn Facebook - www.facebook.com/GatheringFamily

Ignite: From Routine to Revival - Part Seven

The fourth petition of the Lord's Prayer teaches us to ask God for our daily bread. Jesus uses the word give to remind us that our Heavenly Father is generous and willing to provide, just as He gave His own Son for us. May this teaching be a blessing to you today. Join Us In Person on Sundays: 9:30AM - Prayer Service 10:30AM - Teaching Service Follow Our Socials: Instagram - @thegatheringchurchtn Facebook - www.facebook.com/GatheringFamily

Ignite: From Routine to Revival - Part Six

When Jesus taught us to pray 'Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven,' He was inviting us into a restoration of what was lost in Eden. The fall began not with behavior, but with distrust when Adam and Eve chose their will over God's good will. In this week's message, April walks us through "Thy Will be done, on earth as it is in heaven." And it's our prayer that the Father's good and perfect will would come in your life today! Join Us In Person on Sundays: 9:30AM - Prayer Service 10:30AM - Teaching Service Follow Our Socials: Instagram - @thegatheringchurchtn Facebook - www.facebook.com/GatheringFamily