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Unlock the Power of the Holy Communion | Joseph Prince on TBN Praise

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Joseph Prince and Wendy from New Creation Church in Newark City discuss the transformative power of the gospel of grace and the act of communion, highlighting healing testimonies and the importance of understanding its significance. They emphasize the simplicity and power of faith in healing through communion, contrasting it with expensive medical treatments and encouraging a fresh approach to partaking with a focus on spiritual victory.

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  • The gospel of grace, as emphasized by Joseph Prince, brings a fresh perspective that removes legalism and self-effort, offering rest to the conscience and breaking down barriers to God, ultimately transforming lives.
  • Communion, symbolized by simple elements like crackers and water, is highlighted as a powerful act of healing and remembrance rooted in the Bible, with numerous testimonies showcasing miraculous healings and restoration through this practice, emphasizing the importance of understanding its significance and partaking with a fresh revelation.

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"Grace Gospel Discussion with Joseph Prince"

  • Joseph and Wendy are from New Creation Church in Newark City.
  • They enjoy discussing Jesus, his finished work, and the gospel of grace.
  • Joseph Prince is present during the discussion.
  • The gospel of grace has brought a new perspective and feeling to many.
  • Legalism and self-effort were prevalent in teachings before the gospel of grace.
  • Grace brings rest to the conscience and removes barriers to God.
  • Communion can be taken with simple elements like crackers and water.
  • Joseph Prince is a New York Times bestselling author and senior pastor of New Creation Church.
  • His sermons focus on unveiling Jesus and his finished work.
  • His newest book, "Eat Your Way to Life and Health," is not a diet plan but a spiritual guide.

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Healing through Communion: Biblical Testimonies and Practices

  • Early church broke bread daily from house to house, emphasizing the act of breaking bread together.
  • In Acts 20, it is mentioned that on the first day of the week, Sunday, they gathered to break bread, not specifically to hear Paul speak.
  • The focus on breaking bread is a return to the original plan of God, as instructed by Jesus to do this in remembrance of Him.
  • Many faced age-related, chronic, and incurable illnesses, leading to seeking a provision in grace for healing.
  • 1 Corinthians 11:37 states that many are weak, sick, and die prematurely due to not discerning the Lord's body during communion.
  • Personal testimony of healing through communion shared, where a son experienced healing from skull fractures after taking communion multiple times.
  • Testimonies in the book highlight healing through communion, often incrementally, with examples of Alzheimer's being healed.
  • A friend diagnosed with rare bladder cancer experienced complete healing after taking communion daily alongside medical treatment.
  • Communion is seen as a simple yet powerful act, contrasting the fall of man due to eating with the potential for blessings through partaking of the tree of life.
  • The practice of communion is rooted in the Bible, with the early church and apostles emphasizing breaking bread together as a significant act of remembrance and healing.

33:57

"Power of Communion: Healing and Redemption"

  • The importance of understanding love languages in relationships, focusing on how one wants to be remembered.
  • Emphasizing the significance of simple acts and faith, even in small gestures like crumbs from the master's table.
  • Contrasting expensive medical treatments with the simplicity and power of faith in healing.
  • Exploring the historical context of the Last Supper and the act of remembrance associated with it.
  • Highlighting the supernatural aspect of communion as a means of healing and restoration.
  • Addressing misconceptions about partaking in communion, emphasizing its role in healing and redemption.
  • Stressing the importance of partaking in communion with a fresh revelation and understanding of its significance.
  • Encouraging a continuous and fresh approach to partaking in communion, focusing on the power of the act.
  • Exploring the symbolic and spiritual significance of partaking in communion, linking it to the concept of receiving from the Lord.
  • Reiterating the transformative power of partaking in communion, emphasizing its role in healing, restoration, and spiritual victory.

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"Emphasis on forgiveness and renewal through communion"

  • The shedding of blood for the remission of sins is emphasized, with a focus on being forgiveness conscious rather than sin conscious.
  • The act of partaking in the Lord's Supper is detailed, highlighting the importance of understanding and worthily receiving the elements.
  • The concept of daily renewal and satisfaction through partaking is discussed, with a reminder to believe in continuous improvement.
  • Details about upcoming events and tours, including locations and dates, are provided, along with a mention of a unique worship experience based on the life of David.
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