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Steps to Inspired Success

When we are inspired by the Holy Spirit we have a wealth of ability with which to work. The word “inspire” literally means taking the spirit in. It means breathing in God’s spirit and there are many benefits to this that lead to success.
By inspiration God strengthens us: “I can do all things through him who strengthens me.” (Phillippians 4:13).  
He gives us understanding “But it is the spirit in man,     the breath of the Almighty, that makes him understand..” (Job 32:8)
One of the most important things to remember as we study Christian inspiration is that when we are inspired we are to use our inspiration for the glory of God and to do His will. 

Jesus tells us: "But see first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you." (Matthew 6:33). We must seek what he wants ignorer to be able to use his inspiration. 






There are 4 steps to achieving success through Christian inspiration:
1.Recognise that everything we have is from God and that everyth…
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Flame Radio: always here for you

Share the news: anyone can tune into to Christian content anytime of the day who do you know who needs to hear the gospel? Flame Radio broadcasts all day and all week - https://flameradio.org/ Flame Radio Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4SV... .Norman Polden and the team at Flame CCR started broadcasting a local Christian radio station over a decade ago to reach people with the good news. Did they know how important this would become? This is an extract from "The Virtual Vicar Show" with the station Manager Norman talking with Peter host of the show. Flame Radio (Flame CCR) broadcasts at https://flameradio.org/ and on 1521 kHz (medium wave) from South Wirral and covers most of Wirral, and beyond – travel 20 miles from Wirral and you may still be able to hear us. These broadcasts are in mono and “low-fi” although turn your radio up and listen to a quality sound. Flame’s internet simulcast leads on into the digital age and, in harmony with our frien…
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When You Face Discouragement...

“Don’t be afraid,” the prophet answered. “Those who are with us are more than those who are with them.” – 2 Kings 6:16

The King of Aram was determined to capture the nation of Israel. He set an ambush and waited for the king’s men. Israel’s troops showed up...but they weren’t surprised by the attack. They’d been prepared for it and they fought valiantly. This happened again and again. Finally the King of Aram demanded to know which one of his troops was a spy for Israel. One troop came forward to explain that the prophet, Elisha, was warning Israel about these planned ambushes.

The King of Aram decided that he needed to kill Elisha and then his plans to ambush Israel would be successful. When he learned where Elisha was, he gather edhis troops and surrounded the area.

The next morning, Elisha’s servant looked out the window. He was shocked to see so many troops and more than a little afraid. Elisha saw his servant’s discouragement and uttered a bold prayer: 

“Open his eyes, Lord, so that …
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Through The Eyes of Hope

Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.” –Matthew 19:14, NIV) Lacey Buchanan’s son, Christian, was born blind and with a bilateral cleft palate. When Christian was a baby, Lacey sometimes received unkind remarks and hateful questions from those in public. Not wanting strangers to be cruel, she began covering his car seat with a blanket and shielding his face from the world. But one day she heard God whisper not to hide her precious child any longer. So Lacey decided to educate those who remarked about her son. She created a video about his health conditions and how he was “fearfully and wonderfully made” just as he was.
Twenty-four hours after Lacey posted the video (see above) it went viral. Over six million people saw it and a media storm began. She went on to write a book about life with Christian, titling it Through the Eyes of Hope (it’s available on Amazon). Sharing your testimony online can be a po…
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Help me...

In these troubled times and any time could do something very specific: we can take refuge in the Lord and take joy in the fact that he's with us.



"May the god of hope fill you with the joy and peace in believing so that by the power of the Holy Spirit, you may abandon hope." (Romans 15:13)
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Does God want us to go to church?

Here's a thought. God doesn't want you to go to church on Sunday. 
"Well, that's useful," you might say, "that's convenient, because I can't go because the church building is closed." I'm hoping you will virtually go to church: turn on your computer or tablet or phone and join with us in worship at 6pm every Sunday until the restrictions  on using the church building is lifted. But however you go to church, online or in a building, it is not completely fulfilling what God wants according to this passage: "Is not this the kind of fasting I have chosen: to loose the chains of injustice and untie the cords of the yoke, to set the oppressed free and break every yoke." (Isaiah 58:7)
Jesus gave his best, he gave his best for us. He lived the perfect life. He died on the cross for our sins. He rose again to new life. He gave us new birth, a new life. He gave us everything. And so God doesn't want us to go to church, rather in addition to…
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The challenge posed by the resurrection of Jesus Christ

Why is the death, burial, and subsequent resurrection of Jesus Christ such a big deal?  Why didn't Jesus just die like everyone else and go to Heaven and wait for us there?  Why did it have to be so gruesome and public, His death, His burial, and His resurrection? Because it validates everything Jesus said while he was on earth, it validates everything he taught and shared for three years.

You see, if Jesus Christ hadnít come back from the dead after three days, there would be no Christianity, no followers of Christ, no hope.  But he has.  And because JesCreate Linkus Christ came to earth, we can have life and have life everlasting.

When he was on earth, he talked a lot about His Kingdom and how he was going to create a new temple in 3 days.

The people of His time did not understand, thinking that he was referring to an earthly kingdom.

If he had left earth, been buried, and didnít resurrect, he would have been the purveyor of another false religion.  Today, he would be the prophe…
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