Straight Talk With Wayne

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Prophetic Daily Words and Updates from Pastor Wayne Sutton

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Wednesday Oct 23, 2024

90 Day Blessing Challenge - from a "Hidden Bible Character"

Wednesday Oct 23, 2024

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Tuesday Oct 22, 2024

A Deep Dive Into "How In Hell Can I Change?"

Tuesday Oct 22, 2024

Wayne's first and best selling book. "How In Hell Can I Change" - listen to this deep dive podcast and pick up the book at https://a.co/d/5wV8tLN

Friday Oct 18, 2024

A Deep Dive Podcast about the Spoken Book

Friday Oct 18, 2024

A Deep Dive Podcast about the Spoken Book!

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Friday Oct 18, 2024

The Normal Christian Life and When Heaven Invades Earth

Friday Oct 18, 2024

The Normal Christian Life and When Heaven Invades Earth

The book "When Heaven Invades Earth" explores the concept of living a supernatural Christian life, where miracles, signs, and wonders become commonplace [1, 2].
The book argues that powerlessness in the church is inexcusable and advocates for raising a generation that openly displays God's power [3].
The lack of miracles in many Christian experiences is not because it is not God's will, but due to a need for a renewed mindset achievable through the work of the Holy Spirit [2].
The book emphasizes that the Kingdom of God is not just talk but power and that seeking the Kingdom should be the priority of every Christian [4].
Bringing heaven to earth is a present reality and not something reserved for a future time [5, 6].
Repentance is essential for seeing the Kingdom, moving beyond seeking forgiveness to embracing the mindset of Christ revealed in the Beatitudes [7, 8].
Faith, anchored in the unseen, enables believers to access the realities of God's Kingdom and pull those realities into the natural realm [9, 10].
Fear is equated with faithlessness, and both fear and faith cannot coexist [11].
Christians should embrace their role as ambassadors of another world, representing God's Kingdom and wielding its authority [12, 13].
The Holy Spirit encompasses the Kingdom of God, enforcing Jesus's Lordship and marking His territory with liberty [14].
The baptism in the Holy Spirit makes a lifestyle of power available, surpassing even the experiences of those under the Old Covenant [15, 16].
Bible teachers should not just speak but also demonstrate God's power, leading believers to encounters with God that change circumstances [17, 18].
The Church should prioritize seeking a Christ-like expression of life and power, not just concepts and ideologies [19].
Power and character are intertwined, and weakness in one undermines the other [20].
Christians should actively pursue a life of power, relentlessly seeking God and desiring life-changing encounters with Him [21].
Believers must learn from those who walk in power, seeking out mentors and resources that exemplify a supernatural lifestyle [22].
The absence of power in the church is costly, robbing both God and humanity of the full expression of His Kingdom [23].
Signs and wonders are essential, providing courage, confirming God's Word, and revealing the nature of God's covenant with humankind [24-26].
Spiritual warfare is unavoidable, but believers can learn to battle with supernatural authority [27].
Revival brings a greater awareness of God's dominion and its effect on society [28].
Maintaining a passionate first love for God is crucial to avoiding complacency and spiritual blindness [29].
The Church should not shy away from the gifts of the Holy Spirit or attempt to control their manifestation, but rather embrace the unpredictable nature of God's work [30, 31].
Believers are called to infiltrate society with the Kingdom of God, subtly influencing their surroundings like leaven in dough [32, 33].
Sharing testimonies of God's power can ignite faith and expectation in others, leading to further miracles [25, 34].
God's plans for the Church are beyond human comprehension, requiring believers to rely on the Holy Spirit for guidance and understanding [35].
The Church should strive for wisdom, holiness, unity of faith, and a glorious manifestation of God's presence, fulfilling the prophetic promises found in Scripture [36-38].