• Exercise the Authority in Jesus’ Name

  • Nov 17 2021
  • Length: 58 mins
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Exercise the Authority in Jesus’ Name

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  • Jesus has given us power of attorney to act on His behalf, using His name. So why have our prayers become powerless? Are we just uttering words when we finish our prayers, “in Jesus’ name”? Or are we understanding the power of what we’re tapping into? The difference between the two is quite radical. When we pray in our own strength and in our own flesh, we become powerless. But when we connect our thoughts in prayer with everything we know about Jesus and the actions He has already made good on, we can begin to tap into the power and exercise the authority we have in Jesus’ name.  VF-2309  Colossians 3:17

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