by Steven Lambert | Mar 5, 2017
Prayer is the most powerful weapon we possess, yet the enemy makes it seem like the most difficult to wield, and even the most ineffectual. But, that is deception. God’s word says, “The effectual and fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much!” Interpretation? Prayer works! Is it difficult? About as difficult as thinking the next thought that wistfully and effortlessly flutters through your mind. The only thing difficult about prayer is overriding one’s flesh that resists us doing it with all it’s got!
by Steven Lambert | May 1, 2014
For Christians to claim Christians cannot have demons simply because they are Born Again is like saying their car cannot break down simply because they are Born Again, or even sillier, that they don’t have to fill their gas tank or change the oil or refill the oil if it is low because they are Born Again, or that they are free from the Law of Gravity because they are a Born Again Christian. (I wouldn’t recommend attempting to prove that one by jumping off the roof of a tall building any time soon, if you really believe that one!) That’s all mysticism, which is naturalizing the spiritual and/or spiritualizing the natural.
by Steven Lambert | Jan 11, 2013
The longer I serve God the more I’m convinced that the three most powerful “weapons of OUR (ie., believers’) warfare” (2 Cor. 10:4) are: the Name of Jesus, which is above every other “name that is named, not only in this age but also in...
by Steven Lambert | Jan 7, 2013
For several decades, I’ve received, on a daily basis, letters and emails from younger and developing ministers in foreign lands giving their lives to Jesus to be used as conduits of his power and blessings, to evangelize the native peoples of their country, and...
by Steven Lambert | Oct 22, 2012
Sometimes, during the most intense times of ferociousness in the midst of the battle, even the strongest, most confident, and usually boldest leaders experience fleeting moments of fierce assault on their resolve and confidence in the rightness of and reasoning behind the decisions they have made—usually almost immediately after they’ve made them (cf., Mark 4:15). But, when those moments of severe testing come, the best of the best of leaders, vehemently resist the temptation to become the victim of the “paralysis of analysis” by inwardly doubling down on their resolve and exterminating the “little foxes” of fear, worry, doubt, and unbelief by trusting their gut-instincts and the knowledge, understanding, convictions that are all part of the rue that has made them a leader or leader of leaders.
by Steven Lambert | Sep 12, 2012
The JEZEBEL SPIRIT, is an evil spirit obsessed with domination and obtaining control in realms of authority, that operates through witchcraft/sorcery to achieve its goal. The covert operations of the Jezebel Spirit remains to be one of the most prevalent and dastardly problems in all of Christendom—in families and businesses of believers, churches/ministries, and every other arena of interrelations of believers—as well as in every segment of secular society where human relationships exist.
by Steven Lambert | Sep 11, 2012
The two untouched photographs above, published by national news services, capture the massive explosions of the World Trade Center twin towers on Manhattan Island after two terrorist-hijacked commercial airline planes slammed into the world famous 140-story skyscrapers. Readily discernible in the fire and smoke of the explosion, from both of the different perspectives of the photos, is the evil face of the true adversary behind these unspeakably dastardly deeds. These amazing photos ostensibly bear the very image of Satan himself, and presumably are God’s miraculous proof to us of the evil one’s existence and that he is the ultimate “terrorist” behind the hatred-driven havoc wreaked upon America on September 11, 2001. The image on the left bears the devil’s face against the backdrop of a distorted cross, representative of Satan’s counterfeit portrayals of himself as the Messiah. The image on the right bears a lion-like face a la the Biblical description of the devil who roams about on Earth “AS a roaring lion,” mimicking “The Lion of the Tribe of Judah,” and deceiving multitudes of untaught into believing that it is The Lion of the Tribe of Judah who is perpetrating the diabolical schemes that he himself, Satan, authors.
by Steven Lambert | Aug 25, 2012
14 SCRIPTURAL REASONS/PROOFS WOMEN ARE PRECLUDED FROM OFFICES AND POSITIONS OF GOVERNMENTAL AUTHORITY IN THE CHURCH 1. God’s Word prohibits women from being in positions of authority or government over men, and even to teach men (1 Tim. 2:11-15). 2. God has ordained...
