❤️‍🔥Courageous Heart❤️‍🔥

Robbie Patterson

God is supernaturally replacing the hearts that have grown cold, calloused, and cowardly, by giving His Church the courageous heart that it once sustained.

Scripture draws a clear line between the faithful and the cowardly. Cowardice is fundamentally incompatible with genuine Christian faith—not just physical bravery, but spiritual perseverance and unwavering trust in God.

When Jesus taught His disciples to pray without ceasing and not to lose heart (Luke 18:1), the phrase "lose heart" in the Greek is "turn coward."

This reveals that prayerlessness is the gateway to spiritual cowardice, and this is why more ministers and churches are not standing up for what is good and right in our nation today.

When we stop praying, we disconnect from our source of strength and courage.

True Christianity requires courage—to stand firm during trials, persevere when overwhelmed, and maintain hope when earthly solutions fail. This courage flows from our connection to God through prayer.

The Christian who stops praying relies on human strength alone, leading to fear, doubt, and the cowardice Scripture condemns. Consistent prayer isn't just spiritual discipline—it's the lifeline that prevents us from falling into faithless cowardice.

America's Crossroad

Undersheriff Robbie Patterson - Invocation and Prayer - Fourth of July Celebration, Dayton Park.

There are ideologies that are actively endeavoring to remove our freedoms and destroy this great nation from within. God's answer to stop this darkness from invading our nation is the gospel of Jesus Christ.

We must actively preserve our divine and constitutional liberties and boldly proclaim our faith, by viewing civic and spiritual responsibilities as interconnected duties.

Spiritual vitality flows from heart health, achieved through three keys: receiving a new heart in Christ, guarding it through Scripture and prayer, and living from it through continuous communion with God.

Believers must actively maintain their spiritual heart condition to bring heaven's reality to earth rather than passively enduring spiritual decline.

In a world that constantly pressures us to conform to its values and priorities, believers have access to a present, active victory through faith in Christ that provides triumph over false value systems, moral compromises, and spiritual deceptions.

While many accept Christ's promised future salvation, they struggle to embrace the present reality of His victory—failing to recognize that we are called to live from victory rather than fight for it, as Bible faith reorients our priorities, provides divine strength, and enables us to walk in God's truth regardless of worldly pressures.

Though Jesus achieved complete triumph through His atonement, many believers don't experience this truth in their everyday lives, but as the church rediscovers her divine purpose and earthly mission, this teaching offers concrete steps for walking in the victory Christ has already won, helping believers understand that faith's victory is not something we achieve but something we receive and walk in daily as we trust in Christ's finished work.

For several generations now, many Christians have been taught to be self-focused (focused on their own spiritual growth, focused on their own blessing), instead of the Great Commission of Jesus Christ. This brings individuals to a place of self-preservation where many will refuse to be salt and light. Even when the Holy Spirit stirs their hearts, they simply reject the stirring.

In this great awakening, many are waking up to the call of the Church. Holy Spirit is challenging believers to stand firm and engage culture with biblical truth. We have powerful biblical examples like Paul in Athens and Eleazar's heroic stand, and we have church history showing how Christianity has driven out darkness on every continent. We must reclaim spiritual ground and refuse retreat.

With scriptural depth, historical insight, and urgent conviction, this message is to inspire believers to let their spirits be stirred for righteousness and trust God for victory even when standing alone.

When others retreat, someone must stand. This is our calling. This is our hour. Christ is our King.

The Bible teaches us not to be anxious about anything, yet we are living in a time plagued by anxiety. Mental and emotional health struggles have become increasingly widespread, and many church people only turn to this fallen world's answers, not knowing that in Christ you can have the peace of God guard and protect your heart and mind.

While many recognize that faith in Jesus Christ offers hope and healing, and understand they should be led by the Holy Spirit, there's often confusion about how to walk in that faith, how to be guided by the Spirit, and what genuine spiritual connection actually entails.

The gap between knowing about faith intellectually and experiencing its transformative power remains a significant challenge for many seeking spiritual answers to emotional and psychological difficulties. This teaching provides biblical answers to help bridge that gap.

**Christian**

The enemy attacks Christian identity because he is the author of confusion. God is moving us from inward focus to outward impact.

Acts 11:19-26 shows "Christian" emerged during divine blessing in Antioch when believers were visibly Christ-like.

**The Spirit of Herod:** The same destructive spirit that killed babies at Jesus's birth, murdered John the Baptist, killed apostle James, and attacked the early church keeps rising up. But when God's hand is on you, He sends His angel to break your chains and touch those who oppose you.

Confidently embrace biblical Christian identity while defending God's design for family and marriage against satanic confusion and attack.

We are called to proclaim the gospel of the kingdom-not just forgiveness of sins, but the good news that all power in heaven and earth has been given to Jesus Christ, empowering us to walk in His name through total surrender to Him. This gospel must be preached throughout all the earth before the end comes.

The gospel of the kingdom transformed the world, bringing liberty, justice, and human dignity wherever accepted. Post-Christian cultures now face the consequences of rejecting this truth-losing God-given freedoms while experiencing unprecedented rates of depression, anxiety, drug addiction, and mental illness. This isn't God punishing them, but the natural result of yielding to darkness instead of Christ.