When committed believers pray, an atmosphere is created which allows God to change His mind about negative events in their lives.
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The Church has been given kingdom authority to act on heaven’s behalf. This authority is seen with the principle of “binding and loosing.”
Prayer is the key that allows believers to experience the power of heaven on earth – but prayer has to be prioritized.
The centurion’s request for Jesus’ help is a form of prayer asking for help with a serious problem that was out of his control to solve.
There are prerequisites for praying in Jesus’ name and seeing His resulting work in our lives as He responds to our requests.
Submission to the Lordship of Jesus is critical for experiencing His power, and our submission to Christ is accomplished through the church.
Christians have a legal right to have their prayers answered because prayer is not just an activity: prayer is an exercise of faith.
Many people want spiritual power active in their life but one must understand the source of this power in order to experience it.
Kingdom stewards have the divinely ordained responsibility to manage time, talents, and treasures in such a way that brings Him glory.
We must change our perspective about work and view it as a sacred task that fulfills our Kingdom responsibility as followers of Jesus.
One of the ways we bring glory to God is to recognize that He is the owner of all things, and freedom is found in that mindset.
When we respond to a trial God’s way, it will produce patience so that we are able to endure and stand firm free of anger and bitterness.
The parable teaches us the importance of developing kingdom relationships by impacting as many people as we can for our benefit in eternity.
As God’s kingdom steward, you can also expect to receive benefits for managing His resources in a way that protects and expands His kingdom.
Like children must be taught to save their allowance or they will spend it all, God teaches us to honor Him as Ruler and Owner of all.
God loves a cheerful giver. Whatever you normally give each week, focus on your heart as you give with the goal of becoming a cheerful giver.
Discontentment has a way of causing us to lose what we already have in an effort to gain what often does not even exist
All of life is a stewardship because all of life comes from and is under the authority of the Jesus the King of kings.
We often think of idols as carvings of wood or statues. However, an idol is anything or anyone that usurps God’s rule in a person’s life.
Previously, Dr. Evans introduced the concept of stewardship. He shared Scriptures that reveal God’s ownership and rule over all.
Kingdom stewardship is the understanding that while we are here on Earth, we don’t own anything. God is the owner, we are the caretakers.
When God does something suddenly, He does it so it can serve as a testimony about Himself that benefits others as well.
A legacy is like a relay race baton: no matter how fast a runner moves, if the baton is not passed to the next runner, the team cannot win.
Foundations are important in homes, families and our culture. Entities built on a weak foundation will collapse during a storm or disaster.
When a man starts where he is and uses the tools he already has, God will improve his life, his family, and his community.
When both a man and a woman join together to follow the will of God and carry out His purpose for their lives, their dominion will expand.
A man’s life changes forever when he acknowledges God as ruler, covenant giver, and as the One who holds the power.
When a man enters his God-ordained space, takes a stand in His kingdom, and abides by His authority, we will see a shift in our culture.
Men are called to a unique position and ordained purpose. Anyone can live up to that position and purpose as long as God is first.
