This week, Minister Anisha “Preach” Bowman of Spirit Food Christian teaches a message titled “Receiving What You Can’t See”. In this teaching, Minister Bowman addresses how difficult it can be believing that we can receive something that we can’t see manifested in the material world. She shares some personal stories from her own experience, and discusses the conscious decision she made to believe God. She references the scriptural basis we can use to believe that…
This week, Minister Grace Mebane of Spirit Food Christian Center continues teaching her message titled “With Whom is Your Identification In?”. In this fourth part of the message, Minister Mebane talks about how young people are identifying with so many things in the world today. In basic terms, from a young age, our children are indoctrinated with the current popular culture. Identification is an unconscious process by which a person formulates a mental image of…
This week, Minister Grace Mebane of Spirit Food Christian Center continues teaching her message titled “With Whom is Your Identification In?”. This third part of the message continues from last year’s teaching. Minister Mebane starts by talking about how the Bible tells us to train up a child in the way they should go, not the way they want to go. Therefore, what they are taught in the education system is vital to the way…
This week, Minister Grace Mebane of Spirit Food Christian Center continues teaching her message titled “With Whom is Your Identification In?” This is a message directed at Christians. Identification can be defined as an unconscious process by which a person formulates a mental image of another person, and then thinks, feels, and acts in a way that resembles this image. The word “identity” refers to the collective characteristics by which a thing is recognizable or…
This week, Minister Grace Mebane of Spirit Food Christian Center teaches a message titled “With Whom is Your Identification In?” This is a message directed at Christians. Identification can be defined as an unconscious process by which a person formulates a mental image of another person, and then thinks, feels, and acts in a way that resembles this image. The word “identity” refers to the collective characteristics by which a thing is recognizable or known.…