by Elijah Challenge | Dec 18, 2011 | Articles/Teaching, Teachings, Training
During these end times, our culture of Hollywood celebrity-worship and mass media has enabled some gifted full-time servants of the Lord to become very famous world-wide and financially prosperous. However, the Lord might not mean for His “unworthy servants” to...
by Elijah Challenge | Dec 18, 2011 | Articles/Teaching, Teachings, Training
Carl trained with The Elijah Challenge in 2006, and after that served as a very fruitful missionary and Senior Pastor of Baguio International Church in the Philippines. Carl and his family are now back in Texas. He shared the following testimony in January 2009. A...
by Elijah Challenge | Dec 18, 2011 | Articles/Teaching, Teachings, Training
In some cultures and countries, sorcery and idolatry are practices well-known to the local people. People afflicted by some kind of infirmity or tormented by demons will commonly seek out the paid services of a sorcerer. The sorcerer will employ witchcraft to treat...
by Elijah Challenge | Dec 18, 2011 | Articles/Teaching, Teachings, Training
Articles on Strategic-Level Spiritual Warfare The teaching on spiritual warfare directed against demonic beings in heavenly places is heavily dependent on certain verses taken from Ephesians 6. In view of the popularity of this teaching around the world and the...
by Elijah Challenge | Dec 17, 2011 | Articles/Teaching, Teachings, Training
.. Back to Fulfilling the Great Commission & the Last Days .Back to ministering healing to infirm believers . February 2010 At this season in the political life of the United States, there is great controversy raging over a most important issue—that of...
by Elijah Challenge | Dec 17, 2011 | Articles/Teaching, Teachings, Training
In contemporary charismatic circles there is an emphasis on “the anointing.” It is said that when the Holy Spirit came on the Day of Pentecost, He brought this anointing to the Church and to the followers of Jesus Christ. Through this anointing, we can serve Him with...
