Resilient Truths PodPoint

2 COR4INTHIANS 11
ACTS 27

Apostle Paul endured a life of oppression, often imprisoned for his beliefs. He faced this treatment because his views on the gospel were contrary to those of the authorities. Paul's unwavering commitment to the truth meant that he was often rejected by those who preferred to live according to the flesh.

In defending his apostleship, Paul encountered individuals who claimed authority and taught their own doctrines, misinterpreting the scriptures. These false teachers attempted to discredit Paul, behaving according to their fleshly desires. They believed they could live as they pleased and still inherit the kingdom, which Paul refuted.

We must be vigilant and discerning of the spirit. False leaders do not announce themselves; they come as wolves in sheep's clothing, appearing to be aligned with God's will. Not everyone who comes into our lives is sent by God.

True leadership is not determined by seminary degrees or academic qualifications. When seeking leaders, we should look for their scars—evidence of what they have overcome. Without enduring trials, they cannot possess the anointing that breaks yokes.

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Dr. Bell discusses navigating situations where others make poor decisions and emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding us towards sound responses. Drawing from the biblical narrative of Apostle Paul's imprisonment aboard a ship, he highlights how some fail to heed divine guidance due to biases against the vessel or circumstances. This underscores the possibility of missing blessings by rejecting unexpected avenues.

Apostle Paul further illustrates the importance of trust in God by advocating for perseverance in adversity. He suggests that hastily seeking safety, such as jumping into lifeboats, may not always align with God's plan. Scripture reinforces this principle, stating that prioritizing self-preservation can lead to spiritual loss, whereas surrendering to divine will brings true life.

Anointed Touch Ministry International recently joined in fellowship with Resilient Truths, where Apostle Dr. Cheryl Williams delivered a powerful message on harnessing the transformative power of the Holy Spirit. In her teaching, she emphasized the importance of tapping into God's power and understanding the privileges bestowed upon believers.

Dr. Williams drew inspiration from the imperfect yet dedicated disciples of Jesus, highlighting how they were chosen not for their perfection, but for their willingness to serve. Jesus saw their potential for growth and molded them into vessels ready to receive His teachings and instructions on servitude.

Furthermore, Dr. Williams discussed the pivotal "in-between" moments in our spiritual journeys, where we stand on the precipice of success yet face the temptation to retreat. She emphasized the significance of prayer in these moments, explaining how it aligns us with God's will and fortifies us to remain steadfast amidst emotional turmoil that could otherwise lead us astray from hearing the voice of the Holy Spirit.

Dr. Theresa M. Bell delves into the art of decisive action in life, advocating for thoughtful decision-making over impulsive reactions. She imparts wisdom on nurturing success in children by encouraging them to embrace calculated risks rather than succumb to fear. Dr. Bell underscores the importance of wielding influence responsibly, both within society and towards its betterment.

Each of us is endowed with the power to make choices, yet often we falter in decision-making, leading to a sense of stagnation. Life's unpredictable nature persists, operating in its own course.

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Dr. Bell discusses what it is like to experience famine or lack in life as a believer who has the spirit of God. How we can be brought to a famine based on our sin against God. Or we can be brought into famine to be a blessing and make a difference.

Dr. Bell was blessed to have her covering in the building, Apostle Dr. Cheryl Williams who chimed in and added value to the discussion. Thank God for her presence.

Dr. Bell offers a crucial insight into navigating the presence of adversity in our lives, particularly when it feels like we're facing hellish circumstances. Rather than fueling the storms with blame and intensifying the flames of hardship, Dr. Bell suggests a different approach. Holding others responsible for their actions won't quell the turmoil. Instead, Dr. Bell advocates for interceding and entrusting accountability to a higher power. Through this, we allow space for divine intervention and the appropriate consequences to unfold.