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The Purpose and Power of Prayer in Jesus’ Name
Christians pray to the Father in the name and authority of Jesus, with the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Our prayers should seek spiritual fruit, personal growth, and the glory of God in our lives.
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“What Should I Do Now?” (Matthew 7:28-29)
Jesus finished His Sermon on the Mount, teaching with authority. His message challenges cultural norms and demands a response. He claimed authority as the Word of God and commanded His followers to observe His teachings. His authority remains eternal, with a commission for all to obey and follow Him faithfully.
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The Words of Christ—Matthew 8:5-13
“Truly I say to you, I have not found such great faith with anyone in Israel” (Matthew 8:10).
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“But I’m Telling You…”
Jesus preached with authority. “You have heard… But I say” reveals His divine explanation of the laws of God. He calls us beyond action to a change of attitude.
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Divine Sovereignty and Omnipotence
God is both sovereign and all-powerful. Even death could not defeat Jesus. Even while dead, He exercised His authority over death.
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The Authority of Scripture
The Holy Spirit inspired the writers of Scripture and directed them as they wrote. He guided the apostles to understand truths they were not ready to receive during Jesus’ earthly ministry (John 16:12–13), and these now appear in the pages of Scripture. This is not an ordinary book. Sadly, many Christians treat the Bible like…
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