Praying Your Church into the Supernatural
Other Items from Individual Sermons
- 21 Resolves of Leaders
- 8 Characteristics of Servant Leadership
- A Thriving Church in a Dying Culture
- Apostolic Leaders and the Houses They Build
- Becoming a Surplus Leader
- Broken and Unbroken Leaders
- Building a Team of Teams Culture
- Building a Youth Ministry That Stays Fresh
- Building the All Church Leadership Team
- Building Trust
- Creating and Sustaining Spiritual Momentum
- Dream, Dreamer, Finisher
- Effective Leaders Require Clarity
- Empowering People for Marketplace Impact
- Empowering the Giving of Your Church Manual
- Empowering Your Preaching Manual
- Encountering the God Who Believes in You
- Expectation
- Faith Declarations of a Leader
- Faith to be a Great Receiver
- Forming and Leading Leadership Teams
- Hope Has Come
- Keeping the Pipeline Full
- Leaders of the Future
- Leaders who Thrive
- Opening the Door to the Supernatural (2 of 4)
- Praying Your Church into the Supernatural
- Pressing the Door to the Supernatural (1 of 4)
- Profile of a Godly Wife and Mother
- Rediscovering Christmas
- Saving Power of the Cross
- Strategic Vision to Reach Cities and Regions
- Supernatural Expectation (3 of 4)
- Supernatural Requirement for Spiritual Leadership
- Supernatural Turnarounds Attitude and Expectation (4 of 4)
- Taking the No Position
- Taking Up Your Mantle
- Ten Ministry Non Negotiables
- Team Building in the Local Church
- The Believer's Responsibility to the Prophetic Word
- The Great Discovery
- The Leader as Gatekeeper
- The Place
- Tithing: A Proven Powerful Principle
- Twelve Leadership Covenants
- Unleashing the Power to Grow
- Windows for Your Church
- World Changers
- Young Powerhouses
- Youth Pastor's Vital Resource
The church is to be the gateway to bringing the reality of heaven into every community, city, state, and nation. Every leader must stir their faith to believe God and pursue earnestly all that He has promised, believing to see the supernatural invade their church and their community. 16 pages of notes; 20 PowerPoint slides.