David Hathaway

Ministry of David Hathaway

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Preaching the Power of Faith in Jesus Christ. We‘ve got to be changed. Transformed, by the Fire and the Power of the Holy Spirit! God has raised YOU up to heal the sick, work miracles and preach the Gospel - and He sent the Holy Spirit to do this through you! Through these podcasts I want to pass on to you what I‘ve seen and learnt through more than 75 years in ministry! Updated daily.

1d ago

Driven by a purpose | God will pour out His Spirit (Part 3)

At the heart of every true vision lies the power of prayer. In 1 Kings 18, when the prophet Elijah stood on Mount Carmel and challenged the prophets of Baal, he prayed. The moment his prayer ended, fire fell from heaven and consumed the sacrifice. When he prayed, the fire came down. We need that same compelling vision today. The calling God placed in my heart in my youth burns just as brightly now. The prophet Joel declared: “I will pour out My Spirit on all flesh.” God demonstrated this with Moses, Elijah, David, and Solomon, and He will demonstrate it again for those who carry His vision in prayer. Before the return of the Lord, may we see His power move across the earth once more. Lord God, place a divine vision in our hearts. Reveal Your greatness and power to this generation, just as You did in the days of David, Elijah, and Solomon. In Jesus’ name, Amen. Watch the YouTube version: https://youtu.be/CnlAmOKuOmY For more information on the Ministry of David Hathaway https://www.eurovision.org.uk
1d ago

Why aren't my prayers answered? | Two Minute Daily Devotional

Based on the Book of James, chapter 4, we are encouraged to ask God to supply our needs, but we need to ask with the right motive. The reason you don't receive is because you don't ask God. You know, it – it's very interesting because in my life, I've always tended to take counsel from God and ask Him. I didn't ask my mother or my father – you may find that strange, but I didn't – and I didn't ask my brother. I'm just thinking at the moment, I can still see myself going into the shop, looking in the shop window, then going in the shop. And I certainly wasn't asking my mother, my father, my brother what I should get. Even in those days, I used to ask the Lord. It's quite funny, really, when I think back. I'd say, "Lord, just show me which is the best that I should get." And the interesting thing was that whenever I submitted the choice to the Lord, I always seemed to end up with the best. This has been quite significant all my life, that if I'm desiring the best things, yes, God will supply them. Because, verse 3: "When you ask, you don't receive because you're not asking God, but you don't receive because you ask with the wrong motives." Have you thought about this? There are two reasons why you don't get what you want: one, because you're not asking God; and secondly, because you're asking with the wrong motives – because you want something simply for your own pleasure. We look at things from a spiritual perspective, not just material.
2d ago

How to receive an answer to prayer | Two Minute Daily Devotional

Based on the Book of James, chapter 4, we are encouraged to ask God to supply our needs and not to be jealous of what others have. There is a battle going on: good against evil. Do we do this, or do we do that? It's a battle that sometimes, in our choosing, in our choice, has to be fought on a regular basis. We have to choose. James says that part of the battle is because we want something and we can't get it. You covet what somebody else has – and you know, covetousness is forbidden in the Scripture. It says don't covet anything that your neighbour's got, from his wife to his car. Don't covet. But he says here, "Don't kill because you cannot have what you want." And then he goes on to the spiritual side, because what he's saying is: you quarrel and you fight, but you don't have what you want. And when I was studying this in preparation for speaking, I was quite intrigued and interested with the argument that James is using when he says in verse 3, when you ask, the reason you don't receive is because you don't ask God. You know, it's very interesting because in my life, I've always tended to take counsel from God and ask Him. I didn't ask my mother or my father – you may find that strange, but I didn't – and I didn't ask my brother.
3d ago

Finding God in the Midst of Pain (with Vinesong) - Legacy Episode

The cross is identification, not just that we identify with Jesus, but He identifies with us in our humanity. God sent His Son and allowed Him to suffer, to be rejected and despised. The Bible describes Him as a man of sorrows, acquainted with grief. Jesus was not born in a palace, but in a filthy animal stable. He never owned a house or received a salary or pension. God sent Jesus to reconcile us, to bring us back to Him, and so that we can understand that sometimes suffering leads us back to God. Today the world is disintegrating into chaos, no peace anywhere, turmoil and unrest. The greatest message I can give you is that you are NOT alone or forgotten. When the angels announced the coming birth of Jesus, they called Him Immanuel, God with us. God is with you. The Son of God, Immanuel, is with you in every circumstance. For so many Jews, their names are recorded at Yad Vashem in memorial of those who suffered. But God wants to write our names in the Book of Life. Everyone whose name is written in that Book will never die, but live forever with Jesus in the Glory of God's Kingdom. 'How great your love' used by kind permission of Vinesong. For more information on the Ministry of David Hathaway https://www.eurovision.org.uk
3d ago

Submit to God | Two Minute Daily Devotional

Based on the Book of James, chapter 4, we are told to submit ourselves to God and not to fight one another. I've got a heading in my Bible which is, "Submit yourselves to God." And that really is the theme of this: submitting to the Lord – submission. I don't think we fully understand the importance of submission. So often, if you're in a fight with two men, one does not want to submit to the other, but defeat that person. The most famous fight between God and man was with Jacob when he wrestled with God. And when it came to the morning, that neither side prevailed, and God actually had to touch Jacob's thigh and cripple him. James starts off in the first verse by saying, "What causes fights and quarrels?" Yes, it's in families, it's in businesses, it's in the church – that's what James is inferring here. What is the origin of fighting and quarreling? And he says – and this is James's reasoning – "Don't they come from desires within you that are fighting?" A lot of fighting is within ourselves. There is a battle going on: good against evil. Do we do this, or do we do that? We have to choose.
4d ago

Speaking wholesome words | Two Minute Daily Devotional

Based on the Book of James, chapter 3, we are urged to speak good, wholesome words which uplift others. What we sow, we will also reap. I mean, this is a quotation from the Lord Himself: that what we sow, we reap. If you sow discord, then you'll suffer the results. But if you sow peace and love and kindness, then you'll receive the reward of that. So, coming back to the beginning of this – and I really do feel that only James, the brother of Jesus, could write so strongly, so clearly what he's done here – be careful of your tongue, because what you say will echo what's actually in your heart; then we come into judgment. We need to pray. And speaking to those who are in leadership, remember the responsibility. James begins with the responsibility that if you are a leader and a teacher, then you have responsibility not [just] for yourself. As an individual person, your responsibility before God is for your own life, but if you're a leader and a teacher, your responsibility before God is for others. Now, that's a big responsibility, and we need to realise the danger. Let's keep our hearts pure, our minds right, and let's not let the devil get in, but let's serve God and speak faithfully only good things.
5d ago

Driven by a purpose | God will pour out His Spirit (Part 2)

When I was finally released from prison, everyone urged me to move on. They asked where I would go next, and when I told them I was going back behind the Iron Curtain, they did everything they could to stop me. Friends, colleagues, everyone I knew said: “Forget the past. Forget the suffering and imprisonment. Start a new life.” I couldn't do that. During my sentence, I was held in two different facilities – first in a city prison and later in a forced-labour camp. Before my release, which God brought about miraculously just as He had spoken to me, the men I had witnessed to pleaded with me. They said, “David, you’re the only person from the West who has lived with us and truly understands our conditions. When you get out, please don't forget us.” Their cry stayed with me. I had to go back. Returning was not easy. I found myself praying continually over the promise in Joel 2.28: “I will pour out My Spirit on all flesh.” I asked, “Lord, how can this happen behind the Iron Curtain?” The Lord gave me a clear vision. That's why I started this message by saying, “Without a vision, the people die.” I had a vision. To watch the YouTube version https://youtu.be/AZPQu90HVuY For more information on the Ministry of David Hathaway https://www.eurovision.org.uk
5d ago

Wisdom from heaven | Two Minute Daily Devotional

Based on the Book of James, chapter 3, we are urged to live a life of goodness so that only good deeds will pour forth. It's easy to talk the talk, but not so easy to walk the walk. If you talk it, live it. Don't talk something and live differently. Now, that comes basically from the Scripture. Because he says, he who's wise and understanding, show what you mean by what you say and what you do, and don't let your actions contradict your words, or your words contradict your actions. And he says in verse 14, if you harbor bitter envy and selfish ambition in your hearts, don't boast about it or deny the truth. Such wisdom doesn't come down from heaven, and you have to understand the difference between what comes from heaven and what is earthly, unspiritual, and comes from the devil. For in verse 16, where you have envy and selfish ambitions, there you find disorder and every evil practice. But in verse 17, the wisdom that comes from heaven is pure, peace-loving, submissive, full of mercy, good fruit, impartial, sincere, and peacemakers who sow in peace reap a harvest of righteousness.

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Preaching the Power of Faith in Jesus Christ. We‘ve got to be changed. Transformed, by the Fire and the Power of the Holy Spirit! God has raised YOU up to heal the sick, work miracles and preach the Gospel - and He sent the Holy Spirit to do this through you! Through these podcasts I want to pass on to you what I‘ve seen and learnt through more than 75 years in ministry! Updated daily.

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