Introduction

The speaker welcomes the audience to New Creation Church and encourages them to expect great things from God.

Welcome to New Creation Church

• The speaker welcomes the audience to New Creation Church.

Expect Great Things from God

• The speaker encourages the audience to expect great things from God.

• God's heart is love, and he loves you.

• Whatever you need from him, all you need to do is look to him and wait on him.

• He is more ready to give than you are to receive.

Isaiah 40

The speaker reads a portion of scripture from Isaiah 40 that talks about how those who wait upon the Lord will receive supernatural power.

Supernatural Power for Those Who Wait Upon the Lord

• The speaker reads a portion of scripture from Isaiah 40 that talks about how those who wait upon the Lord will receive supernatural power.

• God gives strength to the weak and increases their strength.

• Even youths shall faint and be weary, but those who wait upon the Lord shall mount up with wings like eagles, run and not be weary, walk and not faint.

Psalm 23

The speaker talks about how we should not fear no matter what challenge we are going through because the Lord is with us.

Do Not Fear No Matter What Challenge You Are Going Through

• The speaker talks about how we should not fear no matter what challenge we are going through because the Lord is with us.

• Even though we may walk through the valley of shadow of death, we shall fear no evil for he is with us.

• His rod and his staff comfort us.

• We need not fear no matter how dark our valley seems.

The Deceptiveness of Feelings

The speaker talks about how our feelings can be very deceptive and that we should base our lives on the truth of God's word.

Do Not Base Your Life on Your Feelings

• The speaker talks about how our feelings can be very deceptive.

• We should not base our lives on our feelings but on the truth, the eternal truth, and unchanging truth of God's word.

• God has sworn that he will never leave us nor forsake us.

• Whether we know it or feel it, he is indeed with us even now.

Expecting Great Things from God

The speaker encourages the audience to always expect great things from God when they come to church.

Always Expect Great Things from God

• The speaker encourages the audience to always expect great things from God when they come to church.

• Whenever we come to the house of God, we should expect great things from him.

• His heart is love, and he loves us.

Personal Testimony

The speaker shares a personal testimony about his family experiencing revival.

Personal Testimony About Family Revival

• The speaker shares a personal testimony about his family experiencing revival.

• Both his parents were not born again for many years, but in recent years they have both received Christ and are born again.

• He believes this is an end-time revival and is experiencing it firsthand in his family.

The Miracle of Christ

In this section, the speaker talks about how Christ is a miracle and how God orchestrates events to bring people to a place where their hearts are open to the gospel. He also encourages listeners not to give up on leading their loved ones to Christ.

The Revival in the Church

• The speaker sees a revival happening in the church, unlike anything seen before.

• People all over the world are receiving Christ through technology like mobile phones and the internet.

• God is interested in saving not just individuals but entire families.

• Keep praying and sowing seeds of the Gospel for your family members.

Healing Your Mind

In this section, the speaker talks about how God wants to heal our minds and reminds us that mental health issues are prevalent in today's society.

The Lord Wants to Heal Your Mind

• The Lord wants to heal our minds, which is often overlooked compared to physical healing.

• Parkinson's disease is incurable, but one of the church leaders reported that her mother was healed from it after prayer.

Testimonies of Healing and the Gospel of Grace

The pastor shares testimonies of healing in his ministry, including cases of Alzheimer's and autism being healed. He emphasizes that these are verified testimonies and that nothing is impossible with God.

• A brain specialist verified a lady's healing from Parkinson's disease.

• The gospel of grace is preached in the ministry, giving hope to those who need healing.

• The pastor expresses excitement for what is to come as he prepares to read from Isaiah 59.

Bad News: Truth Fails and Injustice Prevails

The pastor reads from Isaiah 59, which describes a world where truth has fallen and injustice prevails. He acknowledges that bad things happen to good people, but Christians should not die before their time or suffer unnecessarily.

• Christians live in a fallen world where bad things happen.

• God puts on his armor for war when truth fails and there is no justice.

• No one was standing in the gap when truth failed, so God brought salvation through his own arm and righteousness.

• When bad things happen, Christians should put on the armor of God like their father does.

Put On the Armor of God

The pastor explains that putting on the armor of God means looking like God and causing enemies to shudder in fear. He encourages listeners to put on this armor by reading from Ephesians chapter six.

• Putting on the armor of God means looking like God and causing enemies to shudder in fear.

• The armor of God is like Iron Man's suit, but it is God's armor.

• Ephesians chapter six provides a greater clarity and description of the armor of God.

Spiritual Warfare

In this section, the speaker talks about spiritual warfare and how it affects our daily lives.

The Whole Armor of God

• The speaker explains that we need to understand that there is spiritual warfare going on in our lives, even in our relationships.

• The speaker talks about the whole armor of God and how it protects us from spiritual attacks.

• The first piece of armor is the belt of truth, which represents the present-day truth found in the gospel of grace.

• The second piece is the breastplate of righteousness, which comes from faith in Jesus Christ and not from outward moral behavior.

Feet Shod with the Gospel of Peace

• The third piece is having your feet shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace, which means having peace with God through faith in Jesus Christ.

• This gospel declares that we are sinful but made righteous through Jesus' atoning blood, giving us peace with God.

Shield of Faith

• The fourth piece is taking up the shield of faith to protect ourselves from doubt and unbelief.

• Faith justifies us before God and makes us righteous by believing in what Jesus has done for us on the cross.

Helmet of Salvation

• The fifth piece is putting on the helmet of salvation to protect our minds from negative thoughts and emotions.

• Salvation comes through faith in Jesus Christ's finished work on the cross.

Sword of Spirit

• Finally, we take up the sword of Spirit, which is the Word of God, to fight against spiritual attacks and temptations.

Conclusion

• The speaker emphasizes that we need to put on the whole armor of God every day to protect ourselves from spiritual warfare.

• The gospel of peace declares that God is not angry with us but loves us and has reconciled us to Himself through Jesus Christ.

Understanding the Armor of God

In this section, the speaker emphasizes that Jesus is the full revelation of God and encourages listeners to subject their knowledge of God to Jesus Christ. He also explains that faith is the shield in the armor of God and that salvation comes through believing in Jesus and the gospel.

The Full Revelation of God

• Jesus is the full revelation of God.

• We should subject our knowledge of God to Jesus Christ.

• Our eyes must always be on Jesus.

Faith as a Shield

• Faith is the shield in the armor of God.

• Faith comes by hearing and hearing by the word of Christ.

• Faith is always used with regards to righteousness first and foremost.

Salvation Through Believing in Jesus

• The armor includes taking up the helmet of salvation.

• Salvation comes through believing in Jesus and the gospel.

• Priority should be given to believing in the gospel rather than other teachings or practices.

The Armor of God

In this section, the speaker talks about the armor of God and how it is important to put on the armor of God.

Putting on the Armor of God

• It is important to put on the armor of God.

• The final piece of the armor of God is the sword, which represents the Holy Spirit.

• The Holy Spirit is also represented by Rhema, which is a personal word spoken in your spirit for your particular situation.

Praying in the Spirit

In this section, the speaker talks about praying in the spirit and what it means.

What is Praying in the Spirit?

• Praying in tongues is praying in the spirit.

• When you pray in tongues, your spirit prays.

• The promise that Jesus gave his disciples was baptism with Holy Spirit and speaking in tongues.

The Promise

In this section, the speaker talks about how speaking in tongues is a powerful gift from God.

Speaking in Tongues as a Powerful Gift

• Speaking in tongues is evidence of receiving baptism with Holy Spirit.

• Speaking in tongues gives power to believers and makes them part of a powerful church that can perform miracles and wonders.

The Power of Praying in Tongues

In this section, the speaker discusses the importance of praying in tongues and how it opens the door to supernatural protection and healing miracles.

The Science that Follows Believers

• Jesus said in Mark 16 that science will follow those who believe in His name.

• This includes casting out demons, speaking with new tongues, picking up serpents without harm, and laying hands on the sick for their recovery.

Praying in Tongues Opens the Door to Supernatural

• When believers pray in tongues, they open the door to supernatural protection and healing miracles.

• The early church moved in greater works through many signs and wonders done among people by the apostles.

• Acts chapter 5 describes how multitudes of both men and women were healed when brought out into the streets.

Baptism of Holy Spirit with Evidence of Speaking in Tongues

• The early church had the gospel of grace, believed in breaking bread (Holy Communion), but also had baptism of Holy Spirit with evidence of speaking in tongues.

• Personal devotional gift of praying in tongues is different from public ministry gift which must come with interpretation.

• Paul emphasized that speaking in tongues should not be forbidden but rather used for personal devotion.

Speaking in Tongues

The speaker discusses the difference between the ministry gift of speaking in tongues and personal devotion. He explains that speaking in tongues is a language given from God, which can be known or unknown to the speaker.

Ministry Gift vs Personal Devotion

• There is a difference between the ministry gift of speaking in tongues and personal devotion.

• Speaking in tongues is a language given from God, which can be known or unknown to the speaker.

• First Corinthians 14 doesn't tell us not to speak in tongues during worship, but when we speak to one another, it should be understandable.

Importance of Speaking in Tongues

• The truth about speaking in tongues was lost for many years until it was restored by God in the 20th century.

• Charles Parham played an important role in restoring this truth. On New Year's Eve 1900, Agnes Osman received the baptism of the Holy Spirit and began speaking in Chinese.

Conclusion

• Speaking in tongues is an important aspect of Christian faith that allows believers to communicate with God through a language given by Him.

The Importance of Baptism in the Holy Spirit

In this section, the speaker emphasizes the importance of receiving the baptism in the Holy Spirit and speaking in tongues as evidence of this experience. He cites several examples from the book of Acts to support his argument.

Importance of Praying for Restoration

• The speaker believes that a revival is coming and emphasizes the importance of praying intensely for restoration.

• He believes that part of this revival will involve a healing movement where people lay hands on the sick and they recover.

Importance of Receiving Baptism in Holy Spirit

• The speaker urges everyone to pray in the spirit for restoration and emphasizes that receiving baptism in the Holy Spirit is important.

• He cites Acts 8, where Peter and John went to Samaria to pray for believers to receive baptism in Holy Spirit.

• This event shows that receiving baptism in Holy Spirit is separate from becoming a Christian.

Examples from Book of Acts

• The speaker cites Acts 8 again, where Peter and John prayed for believers to receive baptism in Holy Spirit after they had already received the word of God.

• Speaking in tongues was evidence that they had received baptism in Holy Spirit.

• The first Gentile believers also received baptism in Holy Spirit as evidenced by their speaking with tongues (Acts 10).

• Paul laid hands on disciples at Ephesus who had only received John's baptism, but not yet been baptized with Holy Spirit. After laying hands on them, they spoke with tongues (Acts 19).

Power of Praying in Tongues

• Speaking with tongues is evidence that one has received baptism in Holy Spirit.

• Praying in tongues is powerful because it allows one to pray in the spirit anytime, anywhere.

• Paul emphasized the importance of praying in tongues and did so more than anyone else (1 Corinthians 14:18).

The Power of Praying in the Spirit

In this section, the speaker talks about the importance of praying in tongues and how it can help believers manifest their desires.

Pray in Tongues

• Encourages believers to pray in tongues as it is a powerful prayer.

• Praying in tongues allows the Holy Spirit to intercede for us when we don't know what to pray for.

• When praying for others who are facing challenges, praying in tongues is the most powerful prayer.

House of Prayer

• The house of God must be a house of prayer.

• When declaring promises, continue to pray both in English and in tongues.

• Praying in the spirit means praying in tongues.

Faith and Manifestation

• Jesus teaches that whatsoever you desire when you pray, believe that you receive it and you will have it (Mark 11 32-34).

• Believers should not just use words by human knowledge but also pray in the spirit to see manifestation.

• Praying against something using human knowledge only goes so far; praying in the spirit is more effective.

World Peace vs. Spreading Gospel

• Believers should not just pray for world peace but also focus on spreading the gospel and setting free persecuted churches.

The transcript discusses various topics related to faith, prayer, and manifestation. The speaker emphasizes the importance of praying in tongues, declaring promises, and having faith to see manifestation. The section also touches on the idea of world peace and how believers should focus on spreading the gospel instead of just praying for world peace.

The Power of Prayer

In this section, the speaker discusses the power of prayer in times of crisis and how it can lead to breakthroughs.

Praying in Times of Crisis

• When facing a crisis, the early church came together to pray continuously.

• Praying in tongues can be powerful and supernatural.

• The key to breakthrough is to keep praying over and over again, even if we don't understand why.

Isaiah 59 and the New Covenant

• Isaiah 59 speaks about God's response when bad things happen to good people.

• Verse 20 of Isaiah 59 is quoted by Paul in Romans 11, which talks about the deliverer coming out of Zion.

• This means that Isaiah 59 is talking about the New Covenant.

• The baptism of the Holy Spirit is part of the New Covenant, as seen in verse 21.

How to Shine as a Church

• Believing and preaching the gospel of grace and being baptized in the Holy Spirit are key ways for the church to shine.

• Praying in tongues can also help us shine by allowing us to bless our descendants.

Overall, this section emphasizes that prayer is a powerful tool for believers during times of crisis. It also highlights how understanding scripture can help us better understand God's plan for us under the New Covenant. Finally, it provides practical advice on how churches can shine through their actions and beliefs.

Receiving the Baptism of the Holy Spirit

In this section, the speaker prays for those who have yet to receive the baptism of the Holy Spirit and explains that praying in tongues is a gift from God that can heal one's mind.

Praying in Tongues

• Praying in tongues is a gift from God that can help heal one's mind.

• The speaker encourages listeners to keep praying in tongues and not be afraid because God has given them power, love, and a sound mind.

Receiving Jesus Christ as Savior

• The speaker invites those who have never received Jesus Christ as their savior to say a prayer with him.

• He reminds listeners that they are now born again and encourages them to visit connect points at the end of the service.

Receiving the Baptism of the Holy Spirit

• The speaker invites those who have yet to receive the baptism of the Holy Spirit to raise their hands.

• People around them place their hands on their shoulders and pray for them to receive.

• The speaker leads everyone in prayer for receiving the baptism of the Holy Spirit with speaking in tongues as evidence.

• Everyone starts speaking in tongues.

Closing Song

• The music team sings a closing song while people continue praying or stop if they wish.