Moving Past You

Holy Week Celebration - 7 Last Words of Christ

Join Restored 2 Life & Absolute Word Ministries as we dive into The 7 Last Words of Jesus Christ. You are not going to want to miss this 6-night event with some Great Speakers.

Date: Friday 4/15/22

Speaker: Apostle Marilyn E. Porter

Subject: “It is finished.”

Scripture: John 19:30

Date: Friday 4/15/22

Speaker: Min. Juanita E. Gaynor

Subject: “Father, into Thy hands I commend My spirit.”

Scripture: Luke 23:46

Holy Week Celebration - 7 Last Words of Christ

Join Restored 2 Life & Absolute Word Ministries as we dive into The 7 Last Words of Jesus Christ. You are not going to want to miss this 6-night event with some Great Speakers.

Date: Thursday 4/14/22

Speaker: Prophetess Deborah V. Capers

Subject: “I thirst.”

Scripture: John 19:28

Holy Week Celebration - 7 Last Words of Christ

Join Restored 2 Life & Absolute Word Ministries as we dive into The 7 Last Words of Jesus Christ. You are not going to want to miss this 6-night event with some Great Speakers.

Date: Wednesday 4/13/22

Speaker: Elder Nathan L. Wiley, Jr.

Subject: “My God, My God, why hast Thou forsaken me?”

Scripture: Mark 15:34

Holy Week Celebration - 7 Last Words of Christ

Join Restored 2 Life & Absolute Word Ministries as we dive into The 7 Last Words of Jesus Christ. You are not going to want to miss this 6-night event with some Great Speakers.

Date: Tuesday 4/12/22

Speaker: Elder Judith Favors

Subject: “Woman, behold thy Son.”

Scripture: John 19:26

Holy Week Celebration - 7 Last Words of Christ

Join Restored 2 Life & Absolute Word Ministries as we dive into The 7 Last Words of Jesus Christ. You are not going to want to miss this 6-night event with some Great Speakers.

Date: Monday 4/11/22

Speaker: Missionary Joyita K. Wiley-Jones

Subject: “Today shalt thou be with Me in paradise.”

Scripture: Luke 23:43

Holy Week Celebration - 7 Last Words of Christ

Join Restored 2 Life & Absolute Word Ministries as we dive into The 7 Last Words of Jesus Christ. You are not going to want to miss this 6-night event with some Great Speakers.

Date: Sunday 4/10/22

Speaker: Min. Kiesha L. Peterson

Subject: Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.

Scripture: Luke 23:34

The Lord’s Prayer is a pattern that Jesus taught his followers to pray. The Lord’s Prayer is a reminder of who God is and how we should engage with Him. So, the next time you pray start by reading the Lord’s Prayer and then pattern your prayer of the themes that Jesus used.

Brokenness. It can mean a lot of things. It may imply messiness and imperfection. It may mean heartbreak. It may mean physical weakness. For some, it’s a reason to demand pity; for others, it’s motivation to stay “true to themselves” in their flawed humanity and not attempt to appear all put together in a nice, neat package. For others it’s a cool word, a trend. There’s a lot we could talk about in regards to the meaning of brokenness.

When God Offers you Up, he is making you available for the purification processes, he is showing that you are ready for the battle and he is providing access to you for the test.

You may feel burdened for a ministry that you’re not prepared for. You don’t feel comfortable in that role. Your ability or lack of it is pronounced and very obvious to all around. If so, you’re in good company. God only expects for you to be obedient, regardless of your comfort level. He’s got this. Rest in His power.

The assurance from His Word is that He’s going to overshadow our shortcomings and accomplish the outcome He desires if we follow His lead. Weakness only serves to underscore His power. We can rest, knowing that it’s nothing we can conjure up or manipulate. His Spirit will be at work.

If you think about it for even just a few moments, you might recall at least one time when you weren’t the best candidate or the best prepared or the most comfortable and yet God used you in your weakness. The power of the Holy Spirit made the difference, using you to accomplish His purpose.

Foundational Text: Philippians 3:12-14

Application Text: I Peter 2:9-10

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We must accept the person we are in this moment and the way other people are, too. As time goes on, we continue to learn that things don’t always go as planned — actually, they pretty much never do. And that’s okay: If you become aware of yourself and your part of your relationships, they will improve; however, you may also have to accept facts about certain people in your life. Practice gratitude, appreciation, and trust in the process.

Previously Aired – June 20, 2019

For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the Lord, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end.

Previously Aired – June 13, 2019

Mine did back in April 2012!

It was a painful experience and lesson to learn. Why had I gone through and still going through the craziness within my world? I had taken my eyes off the prize. I had become sidetracked yet again by what others needed and wanted; how to make them happy and to build them again to my own detriment.

So God had to allow my bottom to fall out and I then had to realize that He is my source and the one I needed to please was Him and no one else.

Previously Aired: April 25, 2019

“I have been betrayed.” Everyone has uttered those words at one time or another in life.

Anyone who has been a leader in the Body of Christ for an extended period of time has experienced a major betrayal from someone close to them. The Bible makes it clear that if we follow Christ we will experience rejection and suffering. And we know of the betrayal Jesus Himself experienced.

If there were a binding contract to sign before entering ministry, the fine print would include: "The undersigned acknowledges that the ministry may be hazardous and subject the undersigned to expressions of animosity, including but not limited to calumny, slander, misrepresentation, and betrayal."

Being betrayed is so profoundly painful few can talk about it—yet if they do open up, they can't stop talking about what happened to them.

Previously Aired: April 18, 2019

If he can’t destroy you, he’ll distract you. If he can’t convince you to give up, he’ll divert your attention. If he can’t lead you to moral failure, he’ll get your focus misaligned. Distraction is one of the most effective tools of our enemy. (Previously Aired - May 30, 2019)

If he can’t destroy you, he’ll distract you. If he can’t convince you to give up, he’ll divert your attention. If he can’t lead you to moral failure, he’ll get your focus misaligned. Distraction is one of the most effective tools of our enemy. (Previously Aired - May 23, 2019)

If he can’t destroy you, he’ll distract you. If he can’t convince you to give up, he’ll divert your attention. If he can’t lead you to moral failure, he’ll get your focus misaligned. Distraction is one of the most effective tools of our enemy. (Previously Aired - May 16, 2019)

For a Christian, giving thanks is a response to the goodness and mercy of God. Additionally, it is a mark of obedience because we are commanded to give thanks. This is because God knows giving thanks is good for our relationship with Him and good for our wellbeing. Original Air Date 11/21/19

For a Christian, giving thanks is a response to the goodness and mercy of God. Additionally, it is a mark of obedience because we are commanded to give thanks. This is because God knows giving thanks is good for our relationship with Him and good for our wellbeing.

Leaving A Lasting Legacy

Character counts. Who you are on the inside is a really big deal. The attitudes you have swirling around inside of you, and the values you have - these are way more important than people often think.

" Show me your friends and I'll show you your future." The company we keep steers us either in the right or wrong direction."

The heart is a mysterious spiritual reality that allows us to experience the fullness of life. It includes emotion, but the heart is not limited to emotion. According to Scripture, the heart can be grieved, troubled, broken, pierced, divided, and joyful. The heart is "the very core of life." Our heart is the truest expression of who we really are.

Character is more important that personal achievement or fulfillment.

“What we fear the most reveals where we trust God the least.”

We serve a King who isn’t safe, but He’s good. When we pray, our prayers shouldn’t be safe; they should be good, big, and dangerous like God. We tend to come to God with our dirty laundry, or our laundry list of what He can do for us. What if we came asking what we could do for Him? That’d be dangerous.

Jeremiah 29:11 “‘I know the plans I have for you,’ says the Lord. ‘They are plans for good and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope.’”What’s your relationship with resistance? How do you overcome resistance to stay true to yourself? Have you identified where the resistance is coming from? Have you learned to reject resistance.

Our words are very powerful. Apart from the redeeming work of Christ we will only do harm with our words. We need wisdom from above to use our words wisely. Our words also reveal the state of our hearts.

Godly words can revive, heal, and change our lives. Ungodly words have the power to bind, imprison, and destroy.

You Must Believe God’s Truth About Who You Are!

Stop Listening To The Devil & Stand On God’s Word! 

Let The Freedom Of Christ Reign In Your Heart Today! 

 God wants us to experience the play and exuberance of spiritual freedom. He wants us to come outside, as it were, into the wide spaces of his kingdom, where we can learn the dance of his fellowship. 

Have you ever ask God what was stopping or blocking your blessing. God, why are you not moving on my behalf? God, did you forget me down here?

 Have you been hurt? Chances are, you probably have. But it’s not okay to stay hurt. Because that’s unforgiveness, and it’s like drinking poison and expecting the other guy to die – it’s eating your lunch. God doesn’t want you to hurt anymore! Forgiveness is the only way to cut the chain of hurt and bitterness so you can be free.  

 From time to time if you listen to the Holy Sprit He will ask you, "Where are you?" He is not asking for your physical location but rather where are you as it relates to your relationship with the Father. When He asks this it normally means you are out of position or you are starting to get out of position.  

No is both the tool and the barrier by which we establish and maintain the distinct perimeter of the self. No says, "This is who I am; this is what I value; this is what I will and will not do; this is how I will choose to act." We love others, give to others, cooperate with others, and please others, but we are, always and at the core, distinct and separate selves. We need No to carve and support that space.

Are you addicted to being busy and overwhelmed? Why are you busy? What’s the point of it all?  

This episode we do a season one review, discuss obedience and give you some insight of what expect this season.