THE FIRE ON YOUR ALTAR MUST NOT GO OUT
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• April 10, 2019
The April Kingdom Praying Women meeting centres on learning to live by Scripture rather than depending on spectacular ministry experiences or repeated deliverance rituals. After worship and an appeal to express God’s love toward one another, the main speaker describes the gathering’s task as teaching women to receive, understand and obey the word. She links watchfulness with character, correction, discernment and timely obedience, not prayer alone.
Genesis 12, Galatians 3 and the new-creation passages form the teaching’s framework. Abraham’s blessing is presented primarily as God himself and the promised Spirit, rather than material wealth. The speaker argues that identity in Christ provides a different foundation from fear of family curses and urges listeners to study Scripture personally, meditate and stand on its promises.
Guided prayer and communion focus on truth, redemption and household wellbeing. The later question-and-answer section challenges assumptions based solely on alleged visions and encourages scriptural understanding instead of escalating fear. Other participants add testimonies, followed by sensitive pastoral intercession and historical ministry announcements.
The recording also makes categorical claims about illness, curses, inherited patterns and physical invulnerability. These are religious assertions, not verified explanations or medical guidance, and need careful review before public use.
Teach us to know and live in the reality of Jesus’ name.
Write your word on our hearts and give grace to hear, understand and obey.
Establish our hearts in truth and help us follow God’s direction.
Help us receive and live from the promised inheritance in Christ rather than fear.
Let communion deepen gratitude for redemption and become more than routine religious practice.
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