The speaker reflects on his mother's question, "What lack we yet?" drawing from a biblical story in Acts 19. Apollos, a knowledgeable Jew, lacked understanding of the Holy Spirit, which Aquila and Priscilla explained to him. Paul later found disciples in Ephesus who knew only John's baptism of repentance, not the Holy Spirit. Paul questioned them, revealing their lack. After Paul laid hands on them, they received the Holy Spirit, enabling them to speak in tongues and prophesy. The speaker emphasizes the importance of the Holy Spirit in Christian life, suggesting many modern assemblies lack this vital experience, leading to carnal Christian lives and potential negative impacts on church leaders.

Music is presented for your personal devotions and preparation for prayer time.

The discussion emphasized the importance of unity and agreement within Christian assemblies, drawing parallels to the game Red Rover. Key points included the necessity of maintaining unbreakable bonds of unity, avoiding unequal yoking with unbelievers, and the significance of agreement in prayer. The speaker highlighted the biblical principles of submission in marriage, stressing that submission should be voluntary and respectful. The impact of separation and divorce on children was also addressed, with a strong warning against supporting such actions. The overarching theme was the need for careful associations and beliefs to prevent divisions and maintain the integrity of Christian assemblies.

Music is presented for your personal devotions and preparation for prayer time.

This session openly addresses a matter of family crisis that has become part of the public record.

Music is presented for your personal devotions and preparation for prayer time.

The discussion centers on the biblical story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at Jacob's well, emphasizing the importance of receiving and giving effectively. The speaker reflects on the significance of the "living water" Jesus offered, symbolizing the source of life and spiritual nourishment. The conversation shifts to Jeremiah 17, highlighting the consequences of trusting in human sources versus the Lord, likening those who trust in humans to a withered juniper tree. The speaker encourages sending the roots of one's spirit to the "river of God" for sustenance and fruitfulness, contrasting this with the fleeting prosperity of those who amass wealth without justice. The session concludes with Psalm 46, underscoring God as a refuge and strength in times of trouble.

Music is presented for your personal devotions and preparation for prayer time.