A people of faith

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Glory to God!

During the second week of our 21 days of prayer and fasting we focused on reaching in and praying for our church and the Church in Frankfurt. On Wednesday we had a joint prayer meeting with several churches as part of the prayer week of the alliance of churches in Frankfurt. It was a powerful evening with worship led by our KLF team and prayer for various concerns in our city and in the Church. In this last week of our fast, we will be reaching out and praying for the lost and needy. To help us on our 3 week journey of rebuilding spiritual walls, Richard has been encouraging us with a daily devotional based on the book of Nehemiah where we have been looking at the example of Nehemiah to be inspired, encouraged and challenged. You can read 21 days with Nehemiah here.

Sunday's meeting was wonderful as we worshipped God and proclaimed His goodness over our lives. In his message entitled, "Faith in action", Tobias spoke to us about the power of faith. As "a supernatural force, created in our hearts", Tobias explained how God strengthens our faith by His love (Gal 5:6; Rom 5:5); His Word (Rom 10:17; Eph 1:18); His covenant (1 Sam 17:36; Luke 22:20) and His Name (Acts 3:16). It is by faith that we appropriate the Anointing and receive heaven on earth! Hallelujah!

Upcoming Events

07.01 - 28.01 - 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting

23.01 - Prayer at Leipziger Str.60

01.02 - 03.02 - Prophetic Encounter with André Bronkhorst
14.06 - 16.06 - Experiencing the Holy Spirit with Edgar Mayer

The Journey to Transformation

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Glory to God!

We believe 2019 will be a year of transformation! The Lord has been speaking to us about rebuilding spiritual walls and destroying the walls that hinder us on our journey to transformation. In his message entitled, "The Journey to Transformation," Richard spoke to us about the greatest enemy of transformation: apathy! Looking at the example of Nehemiah (Neh 1:1-2:6), we noted how apathy is destroyed in our lives as we inquire (be concerned about others, the Church, the lost, our city and our own walk with the Lord), identify (take responsibility for one's own spiritual walk, the Church and the city), intercede (seek God on behalf of the Church, the lost and the city), and initiate (put faith into action to bring about change).

As a church we will be fasting and praying for 21 days to take time to review, refocus and realign ourselves with the Lord. During these 3 weeks we will be reflecting on Nehemiah and allowing God’s Word to inspire us to rebuild spiritual walls in our own lives, as a church and in our city. If you would like to receive the daily devotional during these 21 days, please write to pastor@kingdomlife-frankfurt.com.

Upcoming Events

07.01 - 28.01 - 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting

09.01 & 23.01 - Prayer at Leipziger Str.60

16.01 - Joint prayer meeting as part of the Allianz Gebetswoche at CZF
01.02 - 03.02 - Prophetic Encounter with André Bronkhorst
14.06 - 16.06 - Experiencing the Holy Spirit with Edgar Mayer

The Gate of Hope

Glory to God!

Yesterday there was great joy in the house as we worshipped the Lord and as He revealed His heart to us through prophetic words of encouragment. The Lord then spoke to us about the Gate of Hope that takes us into the realm beyond. The reality of God's unchanging nature and the certainty of His promises give the believer hope that enters in beyond the curtain where Christ has gone before us (see Hebrews 6:17-19). Hope enters the realm of the immeasurably more than we can ask or imagine (Ephesians 3:20).

We then looked at different examples of people who carried a spirit of hope despite hopeless circumstances. Looking at the lives of Abraham (Romans 4:18-21), Nehemiah, and Christoph Columbus (in the film, 1492), we noted how these men had hope against all hope by staying focused, remaining encouraged and trusting God. The Lord then showed us that whereas His Kingdom is a Kingdom of hope, the kingdom of darkness is a kingdom of fear. Hope expects a positive outcome. Fear expects a negative outcome. The enemy seeks to cause us to lose hope so that we are bound by fear. He does that by distracting the believer (Neh 2:18-20); discouraging the believer (Neh 4:1-3); sowing doubt in the believer (Neh 4:10) and causingdespair that is rooted in fear (Neh 4:11,12)!

God wants us to be a people of hope who overflow with hope so that the world will recognise the hope we have (see 1 Pet 3:15). As a people filled with the Hope of Glory we can always hope even in hopeless situations. 

Upcoming Events

07.07. - Baptismal service at 15:00 at Haeberlinstr.3, F-Eschersheim
17.08. - Introduction to KLF Discipleship Course from 10:00 - 15:00
07.09. - Introduction to KLF Discipleship Course from 10:00 - 15:00

"May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit." Romans 15:13