PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY
The ability to command demons to leave someone does not depend on our spiritual maturity, denomination, theological qualifications, or depth of Bible knowledge. It only requires faith in Jesus and the humility to be a vessel for the Holy Spirit to work through. Even a child can command demons to...
Irrational anxieties; constant self-condemnations; suspicious thoughts; persistent ideas about impending disaster, self-harm, or suicide; heart-wrenching nightmares; hearing voices; sensing an unseen presence; feeling weighed down by some invisible heaviness; feeling choked or other unexplainable physical pains and discomforts — these are some signs of demonic oppression. We know we are...
God has always sent prophets to His people, and He hasn’t stopped. The New Testament shows us that God’s house is built on the foundation of the prophets and apostles and that “prophecy is a sign not for unbelievers but for believers.” In fact, God will reveal His plans to His...
E had been walking with God since she was a child but voices of condemnation plagued her for most of her life. After receiving some freedom after a renewal prayer six years ago, E began feeling oppressed again after giving birth and becoming a mother. Thankfully, she humbled herself to...
Renewal is not simply about behaviour modification. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 1.
Belief involves our hearts, not just our minds. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 2.
Unresolved emotions with parents hinder our relationship with the Father. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 3.
Each person is either a slave to sin or a slave of God. We are called to be captive to Jesus. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 4.
E always came across as positive and joyful, but this image was not based on Christ. It was based on a worldly philosophy of positive thinking, which blinded her to reality and hindered her ability to make sound decisions. Thankfully, her Christian community helped her to see the error in...
The Holy Spirit comes to live in our hearts and help us to become more like Jesus. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 5.
We worship a God who is humble. God calls us to follow His example of humility. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 6.
Jesus came to die for our sins so that we can be reconciled into friendship with God. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 7.
We need the Holy Spirit’s help to teach how to pray. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 8.
We are the most satisfied and liberated when we fulfil God’s purpose for us. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 9.
Our sinful actions are driven by our desire for security, pleasure, self-worth, and comfort. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 10.
Any Christian will be able to describe how God sent his only Son to live as a man and die for our sins on the cross, but do we know the spiritual significance of each step along that process? By understanding the deeper implications of Jesus’ crucifixion, we will appreciate...
The Holy Spirit cleanses our hearts as we repent. We can literally feel different inside. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 11.
A coping mechanism is how we adapt to stress, in a desire for control and comfort. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 12.
The performance standards we place on ourselves make it hard for us to follow God’s will. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 13.
