Give Me This Mountain! (Full Sermon) | Special Screening | Joseph Prince

 Give Me This Mountain! (Full Sermon) | Special Screening | Joseph Prince

Dear friends, be blessed by this special screening of the sermon, Give Me This Mountain.

The idea for Joseph’s new book, Give Me This Mountain—Faith To Go From Barely Surviving To Actually Thriving, came about when he preached this very sermon 2 years ago. In this message, he expounded on the life of a man of faith in the Bible called Caleb—how he conquered and claim a mountain filled with enemy giants when he was 85 years old. Caleb’s story is one of resilience, hope, and faith to own his portion, and it can be your story too.

As you watch this sermon, you will discover secrets to overcoming every mountain that’s confronting you today, and learn how to actively own God’s promises in your life by faith—even and especially if they seem slow in coming. We really believe this message will help you thrive in these times we’re living in, where we’re inundated with bad news and faced with numerous adversities all around us and in our personal lives.

Visit https://josephprince.com/mountain to read the first 2 days of Give Me This Mountain. Get your copy today!

Blessings,

Team JP

Chapters:

0:00 Introduction: Give Me This Mountain

11:50 Pastor Prince Leads The Congregation In A Time Of Ministering

17:01 Why Healing Is Yours Today!

26:39 As A Child Of God, You Have An Inheritance

34:03 God Wants You To Have A Spirit Of Sonship

40:42 There Is Much More Inheritance For You To Possess!

58:07 Caleb's Secret To Staying Young And Strong

1:00:51 A List Of Our Inheritance In Christ

1:08:34 Caleb's Secret To Staying Young And Strong (Part 2)

1:21:55 Practical Keys To Possess Your Inheritance

1:26:33 Learn The Apostle John's Secret To Following Jesus

1:30:23 Closing Prayer

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Daily Devotional | When Stressed PRAY IN TONGUES

Make Your Temple A House Of Prayer

Mark 11:17

17Then He taught, saying to them, “Is it not written, ‘My house shall be called a house of prayer for all nations’? 

But you have made it a ‘den of thieves’.”

It would be great if every time we prayed, the answers came quickly. 

Thank God for immediate results, but what do we do when the results are not immediate? 

The promises of God are there for us, but when they have yet to manifest in our circumstances, 

what should we do in the meantime?

Jesus showed us what to do. After He had cursed the fig tree, the tree did not wither immediately. 

(Mark 11:14) What did He do then? He went to the temple in Jerusalem and cleansed it, saying that 

it should be a house of prayer and not a den of thieves. (Mark 11:15–17) 

After cleansing the temple, when the disciples saw the same fig tree the next day, 

it had dried up from its roots! (Mark 11:20–21)

Today, you are the temple of God. (1 Corinthians 3:16) 

And your temple should be a “house of prayer” or it becomes a “den of thieves”. 

These thieves, or powers of darkness, will steal and rob from your temple, which is your body. 

(1 Corinthians 6:19) They will steal and rob you of your strength, health, youthfulness, wisdom, 

hopes and dreams.

So make your temple a house of prayer by praying in tongues frequently. 

(Ephesians 6:18) When you pray in the Spirit, you are praying perfect prayers. 

This is because the Spirit Himself makes intercession for you when He prays through you in tongues. 

(Romans 8:26)

“Pastor Prince, how long must I pray?”

Well, how often in a day does the enemy attack you with fears, anxieties and worries? 

How often does that disease in your body remind you that it is there? 

How healthy and whole do you want to be?

Beloved, as you make your temple a house of prayer, the powers of darkness that have 

been stealing or robbing from you will be driven out of your life completely. 

You will see the manifestation of what you have spoken over your circumstances and 

you will see the withering of what you have cursed

 

Devotional of the Day #001

Done As You Have Believed

Matthew 8:13

Then Jesus said to the centurion, “Go your way; and as you have believed, so let it be done for you.” 

And his servant was healed that same hour.

What are you expecting God to do for you today? 

Do you believe that God will respond according to your expectation? 

When Jairus, distraught at the sickness that was claiming his daughter’s life, fell at Jesus’ feet,

 he entreated Jesus to personally come to his house to lay His hands on his daughter so that she would be healed.

 (Mark 5:23)

But do you know that Jesus can heal at a distance? 

He didn’t need to go to Jairus’ house to heal his daughter. 

Still, Jesus went and didn’t even chide Jairus for his little faith. 

He met Jairus’ expectation — his little daughter was raised from the dead that day. 

(Mark 5:41–42)

Why do I say that Jairus had little faith? 

Because there was a Roman centurion who came to Jesus about his servant suffering at home. 

He recognised the power Jesus had and asked only that Jesus “speak a word, and my servant will be healed”.

(Matthew 8:8) 

Jesus told him, “Go your way; and as you have believed, so let it be done for you.” 

True to the centurion’s expectation, his servant was healed that same hour.

My friend, there is no particular level your faith must reach before God gives you what you are asking for. 

Your faith does not initiate God’s giving. He has already given to you all things that pertain to life and godliness. 

(2 Peter 1:3) His blessings are pressing on you already! Regardless of the level of faith you are at, 

He will respond. Jairus needed Jesus to go to his house to lay His hands on his daughter, 

and Jesus did. The centurion only needed Jesus to speak a word for his servant to be healed, 

and Jesus did. He met both their expectations.

My friend, don’t fix your eyes on how much or how little faith you have. 

Fix your eyes on the One who loves you, who has already given you what you need. 

When you come to Him, simply believe that He is waiting to meet your expectation. 

He will say to you, “Go your way; and as you have believed, so let it be done for you.”