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The Golden Censer

The plague has begun. Aaron is running toward his accusers, a burning censer in his hands. What if the person who needs your prayers is the one who wounded you? The Golden Censer calls us to pray boldly for healing, surrender bitterness, and let God’s mercy shape both our prayers and the conversations that follow.
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When Faith Is Afraid

Faith and fear can exist in the same heart. Peter had enough faith to step out of the boat, yet fear still caused him to sink. The disciples believed Jesus could save them, yet they panicked while He slept through the storm. What did Jesus possess that they were still learning? This teaching explores the relationship between faith, hope, fear, sonship, and the love of God, tracing Peter’s journey from drawing a sword in human strength to becoming willing to suffer for Christ in surrendered love. Perhaps the deepest mark of spiritual maturity is not simply great faith, but love brought to maturity.
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The Secret Place of the Most High

Many believers know Psalm 91, but have never experienced the Secret Place as daily reality. This teaching offers simple, practical, Biblical tools for learning how to abide under the shadow of the Almighty, so we can move from striving to surrender, from orphan thinking to sonship, and from knowing about God to walking with Him in His presence.
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The Three Gates of His Presence

The Three Gates of His Presence explores the Tabernacle as a spiritual pathway from praise to worship to intimacy. The Gate reveals thanksgiving and surrender. The Door reveals communion, transformation, and Christ living in us. The Veil reveals abiding union with the Father. God is not looking for a momentary experience, but a life of ongoing transformation. The question is whether we are willing to continue past the gate, through the door, and beyond the veil.
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Submission

If the idea of submitting is hard, you’re not alone. A common misconception is to believe that submission is a state of forced surrender. This may be true in the octagon, but as co-heirs with Christ, “we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places” (Ephesians 6:12).
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