Daily Bread Ministries

Do you ever find yourself caught in a perspective that’s holding you back?

You tell yourself, “stop sinning,” but it’s never that easy. And saying that usually doesn’t keep it from happening.

Scripture says, we all sin and fall short of God’s standard, but we don’t have to overcome it on our own. God gives us the victory through Jesus.

So, instead, I’ll tell you, “stop stopping.” Don’t give up when you feel like you’re failing — keep going. Keep pushing forward. Keep getting up and trying again.

Hello, my name is Pastor Justin. We at Kingdom Business Muzik Ministry are raising money for the ”Year Of The Kingdom Gospel Fest 2023.” Our goal is to raise money to give back to help families in poverty. This event is God’s Kingdom, and to win souls over for God, give what you can from your heart. Your donation will be donated to God’s House to bless families in poverty, dealing with hardships, struggling due to economic challenges financially, or ongoing severe chronic medical bills. Your donation will help make this event happen and help us purchased bibles to hand out to God’s People.

God Bless You All Always & We greatly Appreciate it Brother’s & Sister’s Of Christ.

Amen

Year Of The Kingdom Gospel Fest 2023, organized by Justin Burton Hello, my name is Pastor Justin. We at Kingdom Business Muzik Ministry are raising… Justin Burton needs your support for Year Of The Kingdom Gospel Fest 2023

I want to speak to somebody today because you have just been “getting through.” You have been in survival mode for so long that you haven't stopped to think about the small things God has done for you. Take a moment to remember.

If you believe and pray and ask Jesus to come into your heart, He will. It’s that easy.

What’s not-so-easy is living like He’s there. You can have the spirit of the living God inside you, but still battle fear, still struggle, still doubt.

The question is, what will you listen to?

In your heart, you trust Jesus to guide you. But your head can get it twisted sometimes.

It’ll try to interrupt with, “If I do that, I might look crazy. If I say that, I might look like a fool.”

It’s okay to not have it all together. Jesus is right there with you and He wants to remind you that He’s got your back.

What does it mean to be devoted to prayer like the early believers were? Such singular and amazing revival intercessors share characteristics that we need to take to heart and emulate. Here are eight qualities that revival intercessors have in common:

Eight Qualities of Godly Intercessors

1. They love and trust God supremely above all.

2. They have a deep heart response to the urgent need of the moment.

3. They are self-sacrificing and ready to give their all to God.

4. They often sense the need for a genuine, very personal, and corporate response with repentance.

5. They identify with the sins and needs of an entire generation, nation, or people group. Or, they address a specific injustice, such as abortion, rights for the first nations and indigenous peoples, and so forth.

6. They exhibit thorough, contrite, humble prayer that often includes the sacrifice of fasting.

7. They often rally other believers to participate because they know that this type of prayer is better engaged in jointly.

8. They have a determined, strong expectation that God will answer their earnest pleas. This is what it means to seek revival breakthrough—to prepare earnestly for the great harvest.

Revival intercessors often invite others to this task of miraculous intervention by requesting prayers for protection, provision, deliverance, and transformation.

When God Listens to the Voice of Man
“All these were continually devoting themselves with one mind to prayer, along with the women, and Mary the mother of Jesus, and with His brothers” (Acts 1:14). The followers of Jesus who prayed together just before the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost surely had God’s ear because they loved His Son, Jesus, and were all interceding as one.

It's still gonna happen. God's still gonna do it. No rejection, no anxiety, no loss can stop what God has planned.

Now that’s a parable for us to ingest and digest!

As in Mark 2:1–5, we need to “blow the roof off” of our limited mind­sets and thinking to believe the Lord for extraordinary works of grace in our world. Desperate times require desperate measures. We need desperate laborers to arise—those who are not content with the status quo but are willing to expend themselves to lower other people into the presence of the same dear Lord Jesus Christ.

Full of Faith for Breakthrough:

And Jesus, seeing their faith, said to the paralyzed man, “Son, your sins are forgiven.” (Mark 2:5)

This verse doesn’t say that Jesus saw the faith of the paralytic. Neither does it say that Jesus didn’t see the faith of the paralytic. It says that Jesus saw “their faith.” Sometimes, that’s all it takes. Not one person’s faith but our combined faith. Jesus saw all their faith together.

Then Jesus spoke to the paralytic. But He didn’t say, “Arise and be healed.” Instead, He spoke a deeper word, a revival breakthrough word. He spoke to the man’s heart and soul. Jesus saw their faith, and now He spoke to the paralytic man, saying, “Son, your sins are forgiven”—and the man’s body was healed at the same time. May these words echo through our lives today and heal the sick body of Christ to be raised to wholeness.