God desires more for you than a seat in a service; He invites you to be equipped and transformed. The Christian life is not sustained by human effort but by the Spirit’s power at work in you. When the Holy Spirit fills you, former comforts lose their grip and a new hunger for God’s presence grows. He clothes you with power so you can witness, love boldly, and endure faithfully. Ask, receive, and walk forward in His strength today. [01:00:39]
Acts 1:8 — You will be given power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you, and then you will carry my story—near and far—until it reaches the ends of the earth.
Reflection: In what specific area of your life have you been relying on your own strength, and how will you ask the Holy Spirit to fill and empower that area each morning this week?
God’s dunamis is not theory; it is tangible and compassionate, bringing healing inside and out. Testimonies of restored bodies and lifted burdens point to His heart to make people whole. Step toward Him in faith—doubt shrinks when you agree with what He can do. You are invited to become a willing conduit: lay hands, pray, and watch God love people through you. He still delights to make broken things new. [01:07:16]
Ephesians 1:19–23 — May you grasp how immeasurably great His power is for those who trust Him—the very power that raised Jesus from the dead and seated Him above every rule and force. God placed all things under His feet and made Him Head over the church, His body, which He fills with His fullness.
Reflection: Who is one person in your world who needs healing or freedom, and how will you lovingly offer to pray with them this week?
Miracles are beautiful, but the greatest miracle is a heart awakened to Jesus. The simple message of His death and resurrection carries power that shakes atmospheres and softens even resistant hearts. When this good news is shared, conviction and hope rise, and people find the courage to turn to God. Be unashamed; offer the message plainly and with compassion, trusting God to do what only He can do. Salvation is the deepest healing. [01:28:39]
Romans 1:16–17 — I refuse to be embarrassed by the good news about Christ, because it is God’s power that brings salvation to everyone who believes. In it, God’s way of making people right is revealed—start to finish—by faith; as it’s said, those made right by God will live by faith.
Reflection: Where and with whom will you share the gospel this week, and what simple, non-pressured words will you use to point them to Jesus?
In Jesus, you have been transferred—out of the shadowed realm that once shaped your words, choices, and desires, into the bright kingdom of His love. This new life comes with strength for endurance and joy, not a return to old patterns. The Spirit guides even through small impressions, arranging divine appointments as you listen and obey. Don’t go back to what once numbed you; walk forward in the light that now defines you. Let today be a step of practiced trust and joyful patience. [01:22:10]
Colossians 1:11–13 — May you be empowered with God’s strength so you can endure with patience and joy, giving thanks to the Father who made you fit to share in the saints’ inheritance. He rescued us from the grip of darkness and brought us into the kingdom ruled by the Son He loves.
Reflection: What is one old pattern that still tugs at you, and what concrete step will you take this week to mark your transfer—such as a boundary, a confession, or asking a trusted friend to pray with you?
God’s work advances not through human force or cleverness, but through His Spirit. The same power that raised Jesus now operates in His people, and He invites you to co-labor with Him. Step beyond the basics—listen, obey, and love boldly; the church carries Christ’s authority to serve, heal, and proclaim. As you move in faith, He delights to move through you. Offer Him your yes, and watch Him write stories only He can author. [01:24:14]
Zechariah 4:6 — Here is the Lord’s word: accomplishments won’t come by human strength or sheer effort, but by My Spirit, says the Lord of hosts.
Reflection: What is one specific step of faith you will take this week to cooperate with the Spirit’s power—praying for someone’s need, initiating a loving conversation, or pausing to listen for His guidance before you act?
God is good and God is faithful. I invited us to more than attendance—to be discipled into a life that looks like Jesus. Feet to Faith on Wednesdays is where we learn, ask questions, and get trained. We’re celebrating Christ at Christmas and our second anniversary; we’ll pray and prophesy into the New Year as a family; and yes, we launched our church app and fresh merch to help us stay connected and on mission. But today, the Lord emphasized one word: dunamis—His power.
The presence of God moved with a tangible weight. We saw and heard about healings: kidneys declared incurable now clear, nerve pain gone, a crooked forearm straightened before our eyes, a frozen shoulder popping free at work. None of this is about hype. It’s about Jesus. Dunamis is not a theory; it’s the Holy Spirit’s power for witness, endurance, and transformation. Acts 1:8 is not optional equipment—it’s the fuel. I shared how God baptized me with the Holy Spirit and fire, and how from that moment I could no longer be comfortable in the old life. When the Spirit empowers, boldness replaces hesitation, and ordinary moments become holy assignments.
We talked about faith that acts: no ten-step plan—just partnership with God. Teens hearing “red star” ended up at the right place at the right time; street preaching sobered drugged minds; a man on cocaine became suddenly clear when we prayed. The same power that raised Jesus from the dead now lives in the Church. We are transferred from the power of darkness into the kingdom of the Son—so don’t go back to the shadows. Not by our might or cleverness, but by His Spirit.
I also shared Catherine Kuhlman’s burden: why are some healed and others not—yet? The reporter discovered the greater miracle—that a man who left unhealed left saved, and now is with the Lord. The greatest power is the gospel itself. Bodies restored are beautiful; hearts reborn are eternal. Today we asked the Holy Spirit to ignite fresh fire, to remove blockages, and to send us unashamed into our city with Jesus’ authority and compassion. Let’s receive, then release, what He gives.
The dunamis power of God is here This is your chance to be healed from anything This is your chance to receive from the almighty God because he cares still He loves you He wants you well He wants to deliver you He wants to set you free He wants you to bring you to the promised land When God is in this place everything changes
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If I partner and I understand God and if I move in faith and I know that I receive the Holy Spirit in me and that God can work through me he can do it through you God wants to see the dunamis power flow through each and every one of you It's not just for a good old pastor up here who preaches No every single one of you can walk in this power What are you going to do when you're evangelizing by yourself Pastor can you come all the way over here to the Mall of America I know you're all the way back in Texas visiting No you go lay hands and watch God move
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