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Sin is anything that will put in obstruction, will put on the way so as to obstruct this purpose of God. Pastor Bankie teaches that the desire of the flesh opposes the Spirit, producing deeds of the flesh, but walking by the Spirit keeps a believer from carrying out what pleases the flesh.
“The Lord is the everlasting God, the Creator of all the earth; He never grows weak or weary.” Pastor Bankie invites us to worship in reverent trust, then explains sin, righteousness, and God’s judgment by centering on God’s purpose that “God may be all in all,” and that sin is anything that obstructs the flow of God toward us.
God prunes us. Pastor Bankie teaches that if we want to be useful to the Lord, we must allow His pruning—even when it removes things that appear good—so we can bear more fruit. He points to John chapter 15 to show that pruning is cleansing and painful, yet purposeful for fruitfulness.
Dare to follow God fully. The message calls believers to keep a deep thirst for God, like a deer longing for streams, even when trouble brings tears and mockery. It teaches that meditating on God’s word and pursuing a personal relationship with the Father leads to deeper dedication and available power.
Fixing your eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of faith. Pastor Bankie teaches that finishing strong means laying aside every encumbrance and the sin which so easily entangles us, then running with endurance. He warns against leaving God’s path when affliction, waiting, or trials come, and he urges steadfast faith.
Do not fear what you're about to suffer. Pastor Bankie teaches that God is our refuge and strength, even when trials come, and that endurance to the end matters most. Drawing from Psalm number 46 and Revelation chapter 2, he calls believers to be faithful until death, holding fast so their faith does not fail.
God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Pastor Bankie urges believers to call on the Lord in distress, insisting that God uses trouble to purify His saints and lead them through “the gates of righteousness” (Psalm 118). The central teaching is to learn God’s help and deeper knowledge of Himself rather than rely on men.
God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Pastor Bankie teaches that God tests faith so believers become overcomers. In Revelation chapter 2, those who overcome receive “some of the hidden manna,” “a white stone and a new name written on the stone.” Salvation is free, yet it has a cost that reveals real seriousness.
consider it all joy, my brethren, when you encounter various trials. Pastor Bankie teaches that testing of your faith produces endurance, and endurance must finish its perfect work. In trouble, believers should ask God for wisdom in faith without doubting, give glory to God, and respond with repentance rather than panic.
Therefore, he's crushing the head of the leader of the land of wickedness. Pastor Bankie encourages believers to lift up the name of the Lord over national troubles and to press on in righteousness. Central teaching: in Revelation, the reward is for “him who overcomes,” which means returning to first love, refusing to backslide, and enduring challenges so God can send help.
Troubles come to call our attention, and the message urges believers to respond with prayer, repentance, and faith in God. Pastor Bankie teaches that prophecy is for warfare, so Habakkuk chapter 3 (from verse 2 to verse 15) should be read consistently. He also stresses that the solution is spiritual, not politics, and points to 2 Chronicles 16 as a call to rely on the Lord.
“Following Christ is not a once-in-a-lifetime decision but an everyday choice.” Pastor Bankie teaches that when distress comes, we must not run to distractions or excuse disobedience, but turn to the Lord, seek Him, and obey His word. He emphasizes that “grace” trains through correction and light for everyday faithfulness.
Bitterness prevents you from praying properly. Pastor Bankie teaches that faith in prayer is agreeing with God’s heart and will, not stubbornly demanding outcomes. He warns that bitterness and vengeance generate unbelieving prayer, while true prayer aligns with God’s will to follow peace, sanctification, and intercession that seeks mercy and repentance.
The Lord is good. In the midst of trouble, Pastor Bankie teaches that we take refuge in the Lord rather than panic or only fight outward forces. He anchors this in Psalm 2 and Psalm 46, explaining that refuge is shown by praying, meditating on His word, confessing His promises, giving thanks, and walking in righteousness.
The opposite of the prayer of faith is a prayer of copy, where the mouth is saying one thing and the heart is saying another. The message calls us to pray sincerely, avoid “praying against” God’s principles or insisting He solve things our way, and instead commit real concerns to Him—trusting Him to open doors and lead us in obedience.
Every form of Christian prayer must be a prayer of faith. Pastor Bankie teaches that faith is activated by the word of God, not by mere desire, and that prayer grows as we learn, obey, ask, and receive. He points to Daniel chapter 9 to show how prophetic words shape higher prayer points.
No to fear. No to fear. Yes to the plan of God. Pastor Bankie urges believers to magnify God, not the devil’s schemes, because fear disables God’s movement. Guard your heart, filter what you forward, and respond in obedience to God’s instructions rather than anxious speculation.
All prayers are prayers of faith, if they are genuine and effective prayers. There are however many things that appear like prayer but genuine faith is lacking therein. This series is about praying prayers that are effective and which accomplishes much, according to James. You will learn about those unbelieving prayers that must be avoided, about heartfelt prayer and persistence in prayer.
The Lord is good. Pastor Bankie teaches that the prayer of faith is triggered by the entrance of the Word, not by copying others, impressing people, or challenging God. Faith is obedience to God’s word—so when you hear prophetic words, stories, or songs, you are called to act, confess, and pray in line with God’s will.
The prayer offered in faith will restore the one who is sick. Pastor Bankie teaches that genuine prayer is more than prayer-like activity or show; it is speaking to God in accordance with His revealed will. Faith prayer shapes how we pray, and the longer we remain in the place of prayer, the more we are corrected.
Every promise of God must be activated. The teaching reminded us that God’s promises don’t come automatically; we must meet the requirements and allow His “yoke” of constraint to shape our character. As refuge in the Lord Jesus Christ, we confess we are blessed, and we prepare faithfully for where God is taking us—especially through obedience to His Word.
Whatever it is that God wants to achieve, there is a character requirement for the manifestation of it. Pastor Bankie calls believers to “magnify God” in every aspect of life, making room for God’s glory. He urges us to reject bitterness and grumbling, and to stop justifying what needs correction, because God holds us responsible for refusing His remedy.
Not to us, O Lord, not to us, but to your name, give glory. Pastor Bankie teaches that we should pray and seek God’s direction before acting, so our motives are for God’s glory, not personal gain. Like David, victory and resources must be dedicated to the Lord, and obedience must not be treated lightly.
It is very possible to be wrong in your sincerity. Pastor Bankie teaches that troubles can be met by praying to the Lord, asking, “Teach me what I do not see,” and humbly recognizing God may be correcting hidden iniquity. As God reveals and brings discipline, He is also faithful to give relief.
Old age is not a disease. Pastor Bankie urges believers to attend to God’s words, inclining their ears and keeping Scripture in the heart so it becomes life and health. He teaches that healing flows from Christ—through the resurrection power—and is experienced by meditating and obeying what the Word says.
