God Has a Cure
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A LENTEN & EASTER MESSAGE SERIES: Sunday, March 2, 2025 to Sunday, April 27, 2025
“God Has a Cure”
Scripture Reference: The Book of Luke
Our nation is dis-eased, not at ease, and is begging in many ways for breakthrough, healing, and deliverance. But human solutions void of the healing power of Jesus do not work. And leadership void of the healing hand and direction of the Christ does not heal either, but in fact, make matters worse. In this season of spiritual reflection and introspection leading to resurrection, walk with us as we explore how Jesus confronts sickness of all sorts and heals. How God through the Savior of the World has a cure for all our troubles. What God has done before, God can do again. Jesus hears every cry, heals every sickness and restores every soul that comes to Him by faith. In these troubled times, God Has a Cure!
“God Has a Cure”
Scripture Reference: The Book of Luke
Our nation is dis-eased, not at ease, and is begging in many ways for breakthrough, healing, and deliverance. But human solutions void of the healing power of Jesus do not work. And leadership void of the healing hand and direction of the Christ does not heal either, but in fact, make matters worse. In this season of spiritual reflection and introspection leading to resurrection, walk with us as we explore how Jesus confronts sickness of all sorts and heals. How God through the Savior of the World has a cure for all our troubles. What God has done before, God can do again. Jesus hears every cry, heals every sickness and restores every soul that comes to Him by faith. In these troubled times, God Has a Cure!
Our Lenten Fast: "A Fast for Guidance"
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Daily from Sunday, March 30, 2025 to Saturday, April 19, 2025
May God guide us to deeper worship, praise, insight, wisdom, victory, peace and rest — in the midst of and in spite of intense spiritual warfare. In addition to the below, we will have a daily brief teaching on Zoom from 7 to 7:15 pm on everyday of the fast.
May God guide us to deeper worship, praise, insight, wisdom, victory, peace and rest — in the midst of and in spite of intense spiritual warfare. In addition to the below, we will have a daily brief teaching on Zoom from 7 to 7:15 pm on everyday of the fast.
Our fasting will follow the regimen of the Daniel Fast:
What You Can Eat
Foods to Avoid
If you have health challenges that make abstaining from certain foods unwise, please consult your doctor before fasting or abstain from something you’ve become dependent upon — like social media, television news, alcohol, or something else.
What You Can Eat
- Fruits: Fresh, frozen, dried (without added sugar), and canned (without preservatives).
- Vegetables: All kinds, preferably fresh or frozen.
- Whole Grains: Brown rice, quinoa, whole wheat, oats, barley, etc.
- Legumes: Beans, lentils, chickpeas, peas, etc.
- Nuts & Seeds: Almonds, walnuts, sunflower seeds, chia, flaxseeds (unsalted and without added oils).
- Healthy Oils: Olive oil, coconut oil, avocado oil (used in moderation).
- Beverages: Water is the primary drink (no sweetened or processed drinks).
- Natural Seasonings: Herbs, spices, and natural salt.
Foods to Avoid
- Meat & Animal Products: No chicken, beef, pork, fish, dairy, or eggs.
- Processed Foods: Anything with artificial additives, refined sugar, or preservatives.
- Leavened Bread & Refined Grains: No white bread, white rice, or anything made with refined flour.
- Sugar & Sweeteners: No added sugars, honey, or artificial sweeteners.
- Caffeinated Drinks: No coffee, tea, or energy drinks.
- Alcohol: Completely avoided during the fast.
If you have health challenges that make abstaining from certain foods unwise, please consult your doctor before fasting or abstain from something you’ve become dependent upon — like social media, television news, alcohol, or something else.
Our prayers and fasting will center on the following:
- God’s Sovereignty (2 Chron. 20:6)
- God’s Track Record (20:7)
- Our Commitment; God’s Covenantal Promise (20:8-9)
- Naming the Enemies’ Plot (20:10-11)
- Our Powerlessness; God’s Power (20:12)
- Faith and Focus (20:12)
- Praying and Fasting with Family (20:13)
- When God Shows Up (20:14-15)
- The Battle and Its Owner (20:15-17)
- Facing Your Opposition (20:16-17)
- Stand Still and Watch (20:17)
- The Power of God’s Presence (20:17)
- The Criticality of Worship (20:18)
- Believing (20:20)
- The Power of Praise and Singing (20:19-24)
- Anointed Appointment (20:21)
- The Fate of Your Enemies (20:22-24)
- The Reward for Your Faith (20:25)
- Giving Thanks (20:26-28)
- The Fear of God (20:29)
- Peace and Rest (20:29-30)
A Note From Pastor Daniels
I pray that God is blessing you real good as we live into 2024!
On behalf of Pastor Milton and our leadership team, I am inviting you to join us this year on an 11-month journey with Jesus -- in worship and study -- through the gospel of John. 2024 is such a pivotal year in our world in so many ways, and with the times we find ourselves in, it is even more vital that we, as our ancestors used to say, "keep our minds staid on Jesus."
To that end, we will be taking a deep dive into the gospel of John, through our Sunday worship experiences and on Wednesdays, in our 12 noon and 7 pm. bible study offerings. We hope that the gospel of John will also find itself in conversations in various small group gatherings in our Emory community.
Of all the gospels, John makes Jesus very personal to us. We discover intimately who Jesus is, and how much Jesus loves us! In John, we are continuously informed and inspired by the promises and assurances Jesus makes to us. Furthermore, we are invited to believe and trust in Him, walking by faith in the light of life He provides -- light that not even the darkness can get rid of.
In these often contentious, divisive and combative times, we need Jesus. We need to live by His example, with a love that will transform the world.
We invite you to journey deeper with Jesus in 2024 -- keeping our minds staid on Jesus -- knowing that we are loved, and NOT condemned by the Savior of the World!
See you soon!
-- Pastor Daniels
On behalf of Pastor Milton and our leadership team, I am inviting you to join us this year on an 11-month journey with Jesus -- in worship and study -- through the gospel of John. 2024 is such a pivotal year in our world in so many ways, and with the times we find ourselves in, it is even more vital that we, as our ancestors used to say, "keep our minds staid on Jesus."
To that end, we will be taking a deep dive into the gospel of John, through our Sunday worship experiences and on Wednesdays, in our 12 noon and 7 pm. bible study offerings. We hope that the gospel of John will also find itself in conversations in various small group gatherings in our Emory community.
Of all the gospels, John makes Jesus very personal to us. We discover intimately who Jesus is, and how much Jesus loves us! In John, we are continuously informed and inspired by the promises and assurances Jesus makes to us. Furthermore, we are invited to believe and trust in Him, walking by faith in the light of life He provides -- light that not even the darkness can get rid of.
In these often contentious, divisive and combative times, we need Jesus. We need to live by His example, with a love that will transform the world.
We invite you to journey deeper with Jesus in 2024 -- keeping our minds staid on Jesus -- knowing that we are loved, and NOT condemned by the Savior of the World!
See you soon!
-- Pastor Daniels