Rick Joyner
Rick Joyner is the founder, executive director, and senior pastor of MorningStar Fellowship Church.
Rick and his wife, Julie, live in North Carolina and have five children. Anna, Aaryn, Amber, Ben, and Sam.
Rick Joyner is the founder, executive director, and senior pastor of MorningStar Fellowship Church.
Rick and his wife, Julie, live in North Carolina and have five children. Anna, Aaryn, Amber, Ben, and Sam.
This powerful teaching by Rick Joyner is filled with keys on how to actually open the heavens and to operate in the type of authority Jesus walked in and told us to do as well. You'll gain insight into how to walk without fear - regardless of the times or circumstances. This word is a veritable 'survival manual' for the hour we are now entering!
In a two part message, Rick Joyner shares first, on the loving correction of the Lord, and the many reasons why we don't have to fear God's discipline. In fact, God shows His great "love for us by correcting us."
Rick highlights the importance of obeying God and His word, and the authority we are given when we do. Have you been wounded or hurt? Did you know that in the same places where you've been wounded, you can receive authority for healing others?
In part two of this great prophetic insight Rick outlines the Believer's place in the battle, and how God has, even in the literal battle in Iraq, done "spectacular" things to protect His own. Other vital points Rick touches on are:
Make sure this two-part message from Rick Joyner is a part of your library, it will challenge, encourage and spur you on to be ready for the battle!
This is the year of shift -- the year of the Holy Spirit… but what does that mean?
What answer does God have for you in these days of uncertainty?
This powerful message by Rick Joyner will open a window into the unseen and will show you some very specific elements concerning what is happening and also what is about to happen.
If you want to move into a better place of abundance in all areas of life, in spite of what is about to take place, this word is not only "just in time," but it will equip you with the necessary keys!
We have been hearing a lot about "open heavens" -- but what does that really mean and what actually happens when the heavens are opened?
To get the answer to that question and much more, you will want to listen to this terrific teaching by Rick Joyner.
You'll also receive clarity on how to experience a lifestyle of having the heavens open over you.
But be prepared -- this is one "meaty" message you'll want to hear more than once -- and you'll want to take notes!
Some addictions come from God. We need to be addicted to God's Manifest Presence working in our lives EVERY DAY, the same way the drug addict is addicted to his/her vice. We must crave His Glory, need His Glory, and not let a day go by where we haven't made vital contact with His Glory.
In this session from the Living in the Supernatural Conference, Rick Joyner discusses attitudes and ideals that we must embrace while we are "learning to become addicted", such as being transparent before our brethren and viewing our "tests" as opportunities to seek God in new ways. As we take on His Form, the world will finally see His Glory rising upon us, and they WILL come to see how to get what we have.
In this fascinating message, Rick Joyner addresses one of the most timely and meaningful issues in the Church today -- Racism. But lest you feel you already "know" about racism, you may not have grasped what the Bible teaches on how we must treat the "foreigner" in our midst. The foreigner is not always who we think he/she is. In this truly prophetic message, Rick speaks to how the Church can -- and he tells fascinating stories of how some are -- blessing both the Jewish people in our own cities. Plus how we must treat all foreigners -- and that includes how we can bless the Believer who is completely opposite from us -- in the Church. The issue is the same -- all under the category of "racism." Racism is not just about race or color. And the reward is the same for Obedience to God in this. We must PREFER the foreigner. Find out how the church often finds itself caught up in what Joyner called, "Homo-sect-uality," and how we will never help those caught in homosexuality until we confront our own sectarianism.