What does it look like to contend for healing? How do you dig in and fight for a miracle where all other avenues, medical resources, and church pastoral care have been exhausted? How do we bring hope into hopelessness? What does the prayer life of a minister praying the impossible look like? Welcome to another fireside chat. Pour your favorite beverage, pull up a chair to the fire pit, break out the smores, and talk about praying for miracles in healing.
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Till Next Time
That's a wrap for Tales of Glory episode 75. I hope you enjoyed my incite on moving in the supernatural and contending for miracles in the impossible. Till next time! God Bless!!
Mike is away on assignment and away from the M16 Research Center Library. So it's time for another fireside chat to discuss demons, spirits, and stuff! Some Q&A over common questions I get from my classes and meeting with ministers. We'll cover all sorts of spiritual stuff, demons, the Nephilim, and other things Mike's mind rabbit trails into. Pour your favorite beverage, break out the smores, sit outside by your bug zapper, and enjoy an evening of spiritual warfare edification. Let's get rolling on the fireside chat.
Demons - spirits of the Nephilim wiped out during the deluge in Genesis 6. (low-level demons) use deliverance prayer posture.
Satanic/fallen angels - wicked divine spiritual (Watchers) beings that rebelled against God (high level spirits out of our realm of authority). Use petitioning prayer posture - heavenly realms.
Till Next Time
Well, that's a wrap for episode 74. I knew I should have tossed my Mac mini into the backpack with my old Macbook Air for this roadtrip. Editing on the old 1.8 GHz machine is doable but a chore. It chugs away on FCP and GarageBand. But we made it, and the podcast is up. I hope you enjoyed the fireside chat. The next episode is the big #75! Let's see where the Holy Spirit leads us! Till Next Time! God Bless
