Kakinada Conference - 2015: Session - 6
This is the Live Broadcasting of Kakinada Conference - 2015 from 23rd January 2015 to 25th January 2015 Theme: And the world passeth away, and the lust thereof: but he that doeth the will of God abideth for ever. (1Jn 2:17) Venue: House of Beatitudes Church, Panasa Padu, Kakinada -533005
Summary
The speaker discusses the concept of authority, contrasting the authority given to Jesus Christ with the worldly power structures, including money and earthly status. He emphasizes that true authority belongs to God and that believers are called to live by the promises of God's Word, rather than being swayed by worldly temptations or material possessions.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Opening praise and call to worshipThe service opens with rhythmic chants and calls for fasting and prayerful alertness.
Singing of God's greatnessThe congregation engages in songs that declare the greatness and presence of Jehovah.
Praying for God's protection and gloryThe musical worship concludes with petitions for God's protection and the spreading of His fame through prayer.
A longing for God's presenceThe speaker expresses a deep desire to experience God's presence and glory, emphasizing that without Him, there is no true worth or beauty.
The power of God's WordThe speaker highlights that every promise found in the Bible is a source of divine love and strength for the believer.
How Satan gained authority over the earthBy examining Matthew 12, the speaker explains how Satan's temporary dominion was established through Adam's disobedience, leading humanity to bow to worldly powers.
Understanding the difference between falling and sinningUsing the analogy of a baby learning to walk, the speaker explains that falling does not mean you have become a sinner, but rather that you are in the process of learning.
The promise of divine protectionA child of God can be safe from the evil one if they keep themselves under God's covering.
The danger of anger and the importance of the WordThe speaker warns against letting anger take root and emphasizes that we must immerse ourselves in the Word, which is Jesus himself.
The danger of being angry about sinWhile many churches lack an altar call, some leaders become angry when people do not repent of sin. The speaker notes that even Jesus did not use anger to drive people to repentance.
Distinguishing between sinful anger and righteous indignationThe speaker distinguishes between sinful, fleshly anger used for personal gain and the true nature of God's righteousness.
Protecting children from worldly influencesParents should be strict in protecting their children from worldly attractions like movies or circuses to ensure they remain spiritually sound.
The danger of media influenceWatching too much television or movies can control the mind and allow the devil to gain a foothold through worldly content.
The doctor's prescription for parentingJust as a doctor prescribes small doses of medicine, parents should carefully control the amount of television their children watch to prevent spiritual harm.
A call to spiritual alertnessThrough song and prayer, the speaker concludes with a plea for the congregation to remain awake, discerning, and focused on the Lord.
