Comments on: Rapid Advance: 03 Praying with Power

By: Graham

Graham — Thu, 27 Apr 2006 23:10:33 +0000

G’Day! I am writing from Brisbane, Australia. I have only recently stumbled across Mosaic and Erwin’s teachings, but I have to say I am impressed with everything I have heard and read so far. My wife and I have been blessed and challenged and stirred and convicted.
I have been able to access the Chasing Daylight series from part 4: Influence. My question is - how can I access older messages e.g. parts 1-3 of the Chasing Daylight series. After reading the comments about Praying with Power, I would love to be able to access it as well.
Hope you can help me with this. God Bless!

By: Steve

Steve — Fri, 03 Feb 2006 00:51:05 +0000

I am a pastor in the NorthWest and was extremely encouraged when I listened to this talk. Being in full-time ministry, I need talks like this one every so often. Being reminded about connecting to God through our prayers is a powerful thought. It has helped me refocus my prayer life. I now look to see God move through the lives of those in my congregation. Prayer to me now has a whole new purpose!

By: eric

eric — Sun, 29 Jan 2006 02:10:52 +0000

By the way, this message was delivered at Promise Keepers in 2001, thus the constant references to men and the impassioned style. May we all be better women and men who pray!

By: Lori

Lori — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 18:33:39 +0000

I will never tire of hearing the story of the “church on the dump.” May my prayers be as powerful and effective!
On a side note, I’ve never heard Erwin lose his voice while speaking. His passion about prayer was in itself, inspiring!

By: Joe Soria

Joe Soria — Mon, 23 Jan 2006 20:02:18 +0000

I live in the Bible-blet, full of the most outstanding prayers one has ever heard in their lives. I always thought it was interesting sometimes that after I was led in prayer by someone or worse, off prayed for by someone, I felt empty. I believe the God has opened Erwin’s eyes to the secret depths of one of my favorite Bible passages. My prayer is that for myself, and for other Christians to never pray empty prayers again! As leaders we have such repsonsibility, and this message convicted me for times when prayers where needed for tranisitions times between songs, songs and the message or even when someone had to move from one area of the platform to the other. Have we not all been there?
I am very grateful for this message. Let us truly show the power of true Christianity!

By: dege

dege — Fri, 20 Jan 2006 19:30:45 +0000

Thanks for explaining the revolution, Ron. Powerful statement.

By: ron

ron — Fri, 20 Jan 2006 16:28:20 +0000

The most revolutionary thing you can do personally is to hear Jesus Christ for yourself and invite him into your life (or more precisely, accept the invitation into his life). The most revolutionary thing we can do corporately is to facilitate others hearing Jesus Christ for themselves. the evidence of this kind of revolution in lives is the confidence to love others (to be fully committed to the best interest of another)in the name of Jesus, and a laying down of what would appear to be our own best interests. In a revolution their is the forceful removal of someone who is wrongly in power and the enthroning of someone who will wield power with righteousness. For me personally I have found that self must be forcefully removed from the center of my life and Christ must be given liberty to rule. This hasn’t been a one time fix for me, and I think it is at the heart of this message on prayer. We must hear the rightful ruler of our hearts and we must act upon what he says. The religion of Christianity has substituted forms, methods, and traditions for a personal hearing from God, and so a corporate revoltuion of Christ followers who pull these things from the center of our corporate church lives is ongoing.

Alright, but what exactly this revolution means? I mean, I’ve been listening to this podcasts for quite a while but just didn’t understand the circumstance of the speach. Don’t get me wrong, revolution sounds appealing to me, I like the idea, but every time i hear about it, the question comes: What to do, then? From all I’ve been hearing from Erwin, there’s no awnser for this question since we can’t go autopilot on “God’s will” as if we we’re dumb robots, right? So to me the word revolution get’s kind of no real meaning… At least if you’re not inserted in a specific circumstance. Am I wrong?

By: Joe

Joe — Thu, 19 Jan 2006 19:00:23 +0000

I am constantly amazed at how passionate Erwin is when he brings the message of God.

By: Nathan

Nathan — Thu, 19 Jan 2006 06:40:50 +0000

One word. Wow. I love spirit filled men of God who are not afraid to speak truth.