Thoughtful Thursdays from 2022

The Gates Shall Not Prevail

In today’s episode, Zachary Coffey takes a deep dive into the similarities between the nation of Ancient Israel and the USA. Israel had a written covenant with God but the USA had a spiritual blessing and covenant with God through founding the principles of this nation were and are based on the morality of the Bible. And just like ancient Israel, we have abandoned them but if we choose to fully embrace them again and fight against the spiritual strongholds by our prayers and holy lifestyle then they shall not stand.

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Doves of War

Today we talk about the need for breaking intimidation in order to fulfill the calling that we have in our lives as Christians to be bold. I also share a word that God gave me in my prayer time. A word of encouragement that we are coming to a time when there will be both a restoration and revival in our nation as people learn to walk both in accordance to God’s character and power from submission to His authority.

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Wear Your Cross Tags

In this episode, Zachary continues where he left off last week talking about Spiritual Warfare’s Forgotten Side by talking about how we are to move forward in the spiritual battle. Explaining that the first step is to become Sanctified, more like Christ, and reject our fleshly nature.
(He also goes after rabbit trails and has a hard time not elaborating on what he’s written for his blog.)

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Spiritual Warfare’s Forgotten Side

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Today on the podcast Zachary Coffey looks at Spiritual Warfare, again. And expands on how it expands beyond the personal battle inside of you about the type of life you live but also the way society leans. Explaining that there is a demonic influence in politics that is pushing forth sins while justifying them. Using abortion as an example of where this is being done.

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Prayer and Politics

We have this because the image of prayer has been lost and what view we have of it has been limited from what it was meant to be. Cultural images seem to portray prayer as something to only belong in hospital rooms, churches, the kitchen table, before a family trip and a small child kneeling by their bed in the darkness as a candle flickers nearby. But it was meant to be more than these finite images.

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