The Words That Overcome Evil – Why Satan Wants the Church Silent
We are living in a generation marked by war, violence, moral confusion, deception, and increasing hostility toward biblical truth. Why does evil seem to be advancing? Is Satan becoming stronger, or has the Church become quieter? In this message, Bishop Jim Lowe examines Scripture from Genesis to Revelation to reveal
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When God Tests, Satan Tempts! | Knowing This, You Will Prevail Every day Jesus taught His disciples to pray: “And do not lead us into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one.” (Matthew 6:13) What did He mean? Does God actually lead His children into temptation? Or is Jesus
Continue readingThe First Thing Jesus Taught from the Cross
What was the very first lesson Jesus taught from the cross? Most people remember the crucifixion for its suffering. The scourging. The crown of thorns. The nails. The shame. The agony. But before Jesus spoke about paradise, before He declared, “It is finished,” His first words were: “Father, forgive them,
Continue readingThe Missing Key to Greater Works – What Christ Says to Do Greater Things!
What did Jesus mean when He said, “Greater works than these he will do” (John 14:12)? Was this promise only for the apostles, or does it still apply to believers today? Why do so many Christians read these words and yet struggle to experience the power and effectiveness that Jesus
Continue readingSEEK HIM FIRST, WATCH HIM WORK
In a world that constantly tells us to put everything else first—our careers, finances, relationships, schedules, and personal ambitions—Jesus gives a radically different command: “Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you” (Matthew 6:33). In this message, Bishop Jim Lowe
Continue readingMeditating Upon the Lord’s Prayer – Our Father
In this lesson, we explore how to meditate on the Lord’s Prayer the way Jesus intended. Rather than simply repeating familiar words, each phrase becomes a doorway into deeper fellowship with God. Using the opening words, “Our Father who is in heaven,” we learn how Scripture can expand a single
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