Wednesday Night Revival

Wednesday Night of Healing: Good Report is for those who Move

Main Verse: James 3:1-5Psalm 1:1Phil 4:8-9Matt 6:25-34

Pastor Kenny

God is Able - By Pastor Mike Dunn

Enjoy a word from Pastor Kenny Mahurin

Wednesday Night Revival Service - Pastor Art Van der Pol sharing us the word of God

Wednesday Night Revival - Pastor Christina Navarro Bringing in the word

Eph. 6:16 — Take up (pick up + hold up) the shield of faith to quench all fiery darts.Paul’s “above all” = in all circumstances, not “most important.”Many believers act surprised when attacked, responding like victims—not conquerors.If fiery darts are hitting you, your shield may be down.The enemy does not stop attacking (1 Pet. 5:5–11).Be sober, vigilant, watchful; give strict attention (1 Pet. 5:8).Your adversary = the one coming against you, the devil.Resist him, steadfast in faith (v.9).He accuses nonstop because his time is short (Rev. 12:9–12).The enemy wants distraction and stagnation—God wants advancement.You were not created to be bullied or defeated but to advance.We walk by faith (of the Son of God), not sight (2 Cor. 5:7).We war spiritually, not naturally; faith pulls down strongholds and takes thoughts captive (2 Cor. 10:3–6).“Do business till I come” (Luke 19:13).Hands on the plow—no looking back (Luke 9:62).Hard-pressed but not crushed, perplexed but not in despair (2 Cor. 4:7–15).Life of Jesus manifests in us (Gal. 2:20).We speak what we believe.Don’t forsake gathering; stir one another to love and good works (Heb. 10:19–25).Fellowship strengthens faith and forward movement.Highly organized, formation-based movement.Testudo Formation: shields locked front, sides, top—moving fortress under heavy attack.Advancement required shields UP and unified.Heb. 11:6 — impossible to please God without it.Faith = practicing the Word; lawlessness = ignoring it (Matt. 7:21–23).“If you love Me, keep My commandments” (John 14:15).Meditate on the Word to prosper and succeed (Josh. 1:8).Be watchful, sober, equipped (1 Thess. 5:6–11).Parable of the 10 Virgins — faithful, ready, lamps filled (Matt. 25:1–13).Seek first the Kingdom (Matt. 6:33).Kingdom = seed → grows → shelters → provides (Luke 13:18–21).God wants His house built (Hag. 1:2–9).Walk by faith, not sight (2 Cor. 5:7).The Word guides life (Ps. 119:105; Matt. 4:4).Be doers of the Word (James 1:22).Abide in the Word (John 8:31).Healing:“By His stripes you were healed” (1 Pet. 2:24).“He sent His Word and healed them” (Ps. 107:20).Prosperity & blessing:3 John 1:2; Prov. 10:22; Deut. 28:3–6.Faith comes by hearing (Rom. 10:17).Helmet of salvation + sword of the Spirit = Word (Eph. 6:17).Renew the mind to know God’s will (Rom. 12:2).Jesus came to destroy Satan’s works; so do we (1 John 3:7–9).Authority over all the enemy’s power (Luke 10:19).As He is, so are we (1 John 4:17).Move in spiritual gifts (1 Cor. 12:4–11; 2 Tim. 1:6).Grace (charis) empowers—through faith.“He who wins souls is wise” (Prov. 11:30).Jesus came to seek and save the lost (Luke 19:10).Great Commission (Matt. 28:18–20).God wants none to perish (2 Pet. 3:9).Pray in the Spirit; speak boldly (Eph. 6:17–20).Receive power to witness (Acts 1:8).Preach with demonstration of Spirit and power (1 Cor. 2:1–5).The Gospel is the power of God (Rom. 1:15–17).Shields up—at all times.Advance in the Spirit.Destroy the works of the enemy.Heal the sick.Win souls.Build the Kingdom.Walk in faith and power.SHIELDS UP — SUMMARY• Did you put your shield down?THE ENEMY IS ACTIVE — SO STAY ALERTKEEP YOUR SHIELD UP — AND MOVE FORWARDAdvancing = continuing Kingdom workAdvancing means not being crushedAdvancing requires assembling with believersHOW ROMAN ARMIES ADVANCED (CONTEXT OF EPHESIANS)WHY THE SHIELD OF FAITH MATTERS1. Faith is recognized by God2. Faith preparesHOW FAITH ADVANCESA. To advance is to build the KingdomB. To advance is to live the WordC. To advance is to hear & renew the mindD. To advance is to destroy the works of the devilE. To advance is to win soulsF. To advance is to preach in Holy Ghost powerFINAL CHARGE

Here is a ~4000-character summarized version of your message while keeping the heart, Scriptures, and flow intact:SUNDAY NIGHT HEALING SERVICE — SUMMARYMonths ago someone asked, “If Christ already paid for our sickness and healing, why are people still sick?” The answer is simple: many believers do not walk by faith. Scripture reveals faith is a 24/7 lifestyle. Romans 1:17 says, “The just shall live by faith,” and 2 Corinthians 5:7 reminds us that we “walk by faith, not by sight.”What is faith?Faith is required for salvation, purpose, healing—every part of the Christian life. Ephesians 2:4–10 shows that salvation is a gift received through faith. Even though Jesus paid for all sin, we are not automatically saved—we must believe and receive by faith. Salvation reveals our eternal purpose: good works prepared beforehand. And just like salvation, purpose is fulfilled by faith, not by human effort.Faith for HealingHebrews 11:1 says faith is the substance—the reality, foundation—of what we confidently expect. It gives content, vision, and courageous resolve to believe God’s promises before we see them. Abraham walked this way: “He deemed God faithful who had promised” (Romans 4:20–21). God watches over His Word to perform it (Jeremiah 1:12).The God-Kind of FaithMany think they “don’t have enough faith,” but the issue isn’t quantity—it’s the kind of faith. Human faith relies on feelings, logic, or backup plans. God calls us to a higher kind of faith: the faith of the Son of God (Galatians 2:20 KJV). The King James captures the Greek nuance that emphasizes Jesus’ own faithfulness working in us. This is the faith Jesus modeled:“Man shall live… by every word of God.” (Matt. 4:4)“The Son can do nothing of Himself.” (John 5:19)“My food is to do the will of Him who sent Me.” (John 4:34)Jesus operated in God’s faith: whatever God said, He believed without a Plan B (Mark 11:22–24). When we live in that same faith, breakthrough becomes possible.God Honors FaithHebrews 11 teaches that faith pleases God, frames our world, and produces good reports. To live by faith is to frame our thoughts, words, and actions by the Word of God until what was unseen becomes visible. Healing manifests this way.The Word on Healing:— “By His stripes we are healed” (Isaiah 53:5)— “By His stripes you were healed” (1 Peter 2:24)— “He bore our sicknesses” (Matt. 8:17)— His Word is health to all our flesh (Proverbs 4:20–22)— “I am the Lord who heals you” (Exodus 15:26)Just as God framed the world with His Word, we must frame our lives with His Word—speaking healing, believing healing, and walking it out.Faith Gets God’s AttentionThroughout Scripture, miracles followed faith: the cripple in Lystra (Acts 14), the multitudes healed (Matthew 4), the woman with the issue of blood, Jairus’ daughter, and the paralyzed man lowered through the roof (Luke 5). Faith moves heaven.HOW TO WALK THIS OUT1. Build Your FaithFaith comes by hearing the Word (Romans 10:17). Delighting in Scripture strengthens your confidence in God’s promises.2. Gain Wisdom, Understanding & KnowledgeWisdom teaches you how to walk out faith. As you act on the Word (James 1:22), what is framed in your spirit becomes visible in your life.3. Keep Faith ActiveThe just shall live by faith. Do not focus on symptoms, fear, or Plan B. What you focus on expands. Set your mind on things above (Colossians 3:2). Fix your eyes on Jesus, the Author and Finisher of your faith (Hebrews 12:2).As you continue to frame your world with God’s Word, heaven’s reality begins to manifest on earth—healing, wholeness, provision, and peace.

Practice Faith 10-29-2025

“10/15 – Wednesday Night: Fervent Faith” Key Scripture: James 5:16“The earnest (heartfelt, continued) prayer of a righteous man makes tremendous power available [dynamic in its working].”Meaning of “Fervent” (Greek: zeō)To boil with heat — passionate, alive, and intense.Refers to zeal, deep love, or righteous passion.Effectual Fervent (Greek: energeō)Prayer that is active, working, and full of divine energy.Prayer that produces real effects because it’s heartfelt, continuous, and faith-filled.James 5:17–18 — Elijah’s PrayerElijah was human like us (“subject to like passions”) yet prayed earnestly and God responded.Principle: Prayer should be directed to God with expectation and persistence.1 Corinthians 14:6–19Prayer in the Spirit (tongues) builds up the believer.Prayer with understanding builds up others.Balance: Pray and sing both with the spirit and with understanding.Purpose: Spiritual gifts must edify and prepare the body for battle (clarity, revelation, and teaching).Psalms 100:1–5Enter His presence with thanksgiving and praise.Gratitude positions us in faith and reminds us that He is our Shepherd.1 Chronicles 16:31–36All creation rejoices before the Lord; His mercy endures forever.Thanksgiving leads to triumph in praise.Psalm 22:1–8God is enthroned on the praises of His people — praise invites His presence and deliverance.Deuteronomy 7:9God keeps covenant and mercy for a thousand generations to those who love Him.Matthew 22:32God is the God of the living — His promises continue through generations.Verses 1–6:Dwell in the secret place; trust in God as refuge and fortress.Verses 7–10:No evil or plague shall come near your dwelling.Verses 11–16:Angels protect; God delivers and honors those who love Him.Long life and salvation are promised to the faithful.2 Chronicles 7:12–16God responds to humble, repentant prayer with healing and restoration.Matthew 5:5–6The meek and those who hunger for righteousness receive God’s blessing and fulfillment.2 Peter 1:2–4God’s divine power gives all we need for life and godliness.Through His promises, we become partakers of the divine nature.Romans 1:17 — The just live by faith.Romans 10:17 — Faith comes by hearing the Word of God.Luke 17:5 — “Increase our faith!”Mark 9:24 — “I believe; help my unbelief!”James 1:5–6 — Ask in faith without doubting.Fervent faith is faith in action—alive, boiling, and effectual.When believers pray earnestly, thank God in all things, seek His face, and live in humility and righteousness, heaven responds with power, protection, revival, and generational blessing.Theme: Fervent FaithExample of Fervent PrayerExpect God to Give Instruction as You PrayThanksgiving and Praise Prepare the HeartPrayer for the GenerationsPrayer of Protection (Psalm 91)Live a Life of Revival, Power, and HealingIncrease in FaithSummary Takeaway

Outline: Prayer of Consecration and RevivalI. Prayer of Consecration — Humility Before GodJohn 3:30 — “He must increase, but I must decrease.”True consecration begins when self decreases and Christ increases.1 Peter 5:5–7 — Be clothed with humility. God resists the proud but gives grace to the humble.→ Humility positions us under God’s mighty hand for exaltation in due time.2 Chronicles 7:12–16 — God’s promise to hear, forgive, and heal when His people humble themselves and pray.→ Revival begins with repentance and reverence.🕊️ Prayer: “Lord, strip away pride and self-will. Make me a vessel of Your presence. Let Your will be done through me.”Acts 1:8 — “You shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you.”→ Power is for witnessing and transforming nations.Acts 17:6 — “These who have turned the world upside down have come here too.”→ Spirit-filled believers shift cities.Ephesians 5:17–21 — Be continually filled with the Spirit, giving thanks and submitting in the fear of God.🕊️ Prayer: “Holy Spirit, fill me again. Let Your power flow through me to heal, deliver, and preach Christ with boldness.”Joel 2:28–32 — God promises to pour out His Spirit on all flesh.→ Revival births prophecy, vision, and salvation.Psalm 105:39–45 — God remembered His promise and brought His people out with joy.→ Revival restores joy and obedience.Psalm 2:8 — “Ask of Me, and I will give You the nations.”Matthew 16:17–19 — Jesus builds His Church, and the gates of hell will not prevail.Isaiah 6:8 — “Here am I! Send me.”🕊️ Prayer: “Father, send revival to this city. Pour out Your Spirit. Send us to win souls and build Your Church. Use us to turn our city toward You.”Ephesians 6:12 — Our battle is not against flesh and blood but spiritual forces.2 Corinthians 10:3–6 — Our weapons are mighty in God for pulling down strongholds.Luke 10:17–20 — Jesus gave authority to trample on serpents and scorpions.🕊️ Prayer: “In Jesus’ name, we break every demonic stronghold over our families, city, and influence. We take authority over the enemy and declare freedom through the blood of Christ.”Isaiah 10:27 — The anointing breaks every yoke.Jeremiah 23:29 — God’s Word is a fire and a hammer that breaks the rock.Deuteronomy 28:1–14 — Obedience brings divine blessing:Blessed in the city and the field.Enemies defeated before your face.Storehouses filled and hands prospering.Head and not the tail; above only, not beneath.🕊️ Prayer: “Lord, release breakthrough and blessing. Let every yoke be destroyed. Cause Your Word to prosper in our lives and establish victory in every area.”“Lord, we humble ourselves before You.Fill us with Your Spirit.Send revival to our city.Break every stronghold of darkness.Release blessing, favor, and breakthrough.Let Your kingdom come, and Your will be done—on earth as it is in heaven.”II. Prayer to Be Filled With the Holy Spirit — For Boldness and PowerIII. Prayer for Revival — Win Souls and Build the ChurchIV. Prayer for Deliverance — Pulling Down StrongholdsV. Prayer for Breakthrough, Blessing, and VictoryVI. Declaration of Faith

I. Violent Faith is Productive, Not PassiveA. Faith that Acts on the Word Produces ResultsMatthew 11:1–6 / Luke 7:18–23John in prison hears of Jesus’ works.Jesus responds with evidence — “the blind see, the lame walk, the lepers are cleansed…”Faith is recognized by its fruit and works.Isaiah 61:1The anointing produces healing, liberty, and deliverance.Faith aligns with the anointing—it does something.🗝️ Key Thought: Violent faith presses in and produces visible results. It refuses to remain idle or silent.Revelation 12:10–12 — “They overcame by the blood of the Lamb and the word of their testimony.”Psalm 66:16–20 — “Come and hear… I will declare what He has done for my soul.”John sent disciples to ask Jesus—faith must seek understanding and speak out the works of God.1 Peter 3:13–17 — Be ready to give a defense for your hope.2 Timothy 1:8–14 — Don’t be ashamed of the testimony of the Lord; hold fast to sound words.🗝️ Key Thought: Violent faith refuses silence—it confesses, declares, and proclaims what God has done.Revelation 12:10 — Satan is the accuser of the brethren.Matthew 13:19 — The enemy comes to steal the Word from the heart.Steal the Word.Sow offense.Destroy faith through temptation and doubt.James 1:12–15 — Desire leads to sin; sin leads to death.Romans 9:30–33 — Israel stumbled at the stone of offense because they didn’t seek by faith.🗝️ Key Thought: Offense is the enemy’s weapon to disconnect you from faith. Violent faith guards the heart.James 1:21–27 — Receive the implanted Word with meekness; be a doer not just a hearer.2 Corinthians 5:7 — We walk by faith, not by sight.Offense focuses on what we see; faith focuses on what God said.Violent faith pushes past feelings to obey the Word.🗝️ Key Thought: Faith sees through the Word; offense blinds through sight.Hebrews 11:3 — The world was framed by the Word of God.Genesis 1 — “And God said…” — faith creates by speaking.Matthew 4:4 / Deuteronomy 8:3 — Live by every Word from God’s mouth.Matthew 7:7 / Luke 11:9 — Ask, seek, knock.Mark 11:22–24 — “Whoever says to this mountain…”🗝️ Key Thought: Violent faith declares the Word until the natural aligns with the spiritual.The enemy wants you to speak what you see instead of what God said.Violent faith refuses to echo fear and chooses to declare truth.🗝️ Key Scripture: “Let the weak say, ‘I am strong!’” — Joel 3:10Moves mountains (Mark 11:23)Encourages others (Hebrews 10:23–25)Frees people from fear and anxiety (Philippians 4:6–7)Heals and restores (James 5:15–16)The enemy comes to steal, kill, and destroy (John 10:10).But violent faith defends the Word, keeps the fire, and walks in victory.🗝️ Key Thought: Let your faith be so violent that hell trembles when you wake up.“I will not be offended. I will not be silent. I will speak the Word.I will guard my heart. I will act on the Word.My faith will not be shaken — it is violent, victorious, and productive.”II. Violent Faith Speaks — It Testifies BoldlyA. The Power of TestimonyB. Speaking the Works of God Confirms FaithIII. Violent Faith Resists the EnemyA. Faith on Guard and ReadyB. The Strategy of the EnemyIV. Violent Faith Overcomes OffenseA. Offense Blinds and WeakensB. Sight is the Opposite of FaithV. Violent Faith Speaks the Word of GodA. Faith Lives by Speaking, Not SeeingB. Faith that Speaks Produces ManifestationVI. The Battle for Words and VisionVII. Violent Faith Produces Action and PowerA. Faith that Speaks, Moves, and HealsB. Faith That Cannot Be StolenVIII. Closing Declaration

Join us for our Wednesday Nights are for Revival! service from September 17, 2025, featuring a powerful message from Pastor Kenny Mahurin, a great teacher of the Word of God.(Please note: the first 5 minutes of the recording were cut off, but we know the Word will still encourage and bless you!)Be stirred, be strengthened, and be revived in your faith as you listen.

​Sunday Evening Service – 9/14/25​Preaching: Conrado Navarro​In this message, “The Believer’s Response to the Evil in This World,” Conrado Navarro preaches from Romans 12:9–21 on how Christians are called to respond in times of darkness. Love is not an emotion but a decision, and only by walking in faith and the Spirit can believers overcome evil with good.​Key points include:​1. Decide to Love – genuine, without hypocrisy, clinging to what is good.​2. Decide to Have a Sober Mind – be prepared, walking wisely in difficult times.​3. Decide to Bless – respond to persecution with love, not vengeance.​4. Decide to Cast Out Fear – perfect love drives out fear and overcomes evil with good.​5. Decide to Walk and Live by Faith – love empowers faith to be active and real.​6. Embrace Faith as a Lifestyle – a way of living, not just belief, fully surrendered to Christ.​This sermon is a call for believers to reject fear, stand firm in faith, and live out the love of Christ in a broken world