Derek Prince Legacy Radio International

You’ll hear a beautiful truth today that can change your life. As you listen to this rich teaching, you’ll discover more about the wonderful blessing of the Holy Spirit. Derek Prince explained it this way: “The Holy Spirit takes what belongs to Jesus and makes it known to us.”

As Derek Prince taught about the reality of the Holy Spirit, he said, “I’m always staggered by that thought that God Himself, the infinite God, the Creator of the entire universe, wants to dwell in the physical body of each believer.” Find out today how to become extremely bold and experience miracles as that truth becomes a reality.

It’s staggering to realize the Holy Spirit of God Himself actually dwells within us! As believers, we can be been clothed with supernatural power from on high. Listen as Derek Prince adds another vital layer to this enlightening teaching about “The Holy Spirit in You.”

Derek Prince made a noteworthy point when he said, “The person and the work of the Holy Spirit is one of the most profound and distinctive revelations of the whole Bible.” Find out why that is true as you listen to today’s message.

In today’s message, we’ll learn about the wide-spread activity of the Holy Spirit; hear how the Holy Spirit inspires and equips leaders, judges, kings, singers, craftsmen, prophets, and more. As you listen to this rich teaching, expect to get to know the person of “The Holy Spirit in You” more intimately.

In today’s message, Derek confronts us with situations in the life of both Abraham and Jacob to illustrate the principles of yielding—to God and to man. It will help to bring clarity to this topic—for making application to your own life. Learning to yield can bring you into your inheritance in God.

Derek challenges us today with the words of Jesus: “If anyone would come after Me, he must deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow Me.” Today Derek presents the practical ways in which we can do this. Are you willing?

The strength of God comes to us only through the cross of Jesus Christ. A divine exchange took place on the cross—Jesus was wounded on our behalf, took the evil and the curse and ultimately died our death that we might receive the good that was due to His sinless obedience.

We will find ourselves on a slippery slope if we once start ignoring those who are weak among us—those who are disabled, unwanted, infirm, unable to care for themselves. Instead, we who are strong ought to bear the weakness of those who lack strength. Where do you stand on this issue?

There’s a tremendous gap that man cannot bridge between the level of God’s ways and thoughts and the level of what humankind can comprehend. But there is a way we can know God better. His thoughts have been brought down to our earthly level. Derek explains how.

In this week’s final study Derek looks at a woman whose daughter was demon possessed. This mother’s faith and desperation obtained deliverance from Jesus. She knew that by Jewish law she was unclean, but from a position of humility she approached Jesus, begging for just one crumb, and reached His heart of compassion. In like humility and faith, we need to approach the Lord for our households.

Derek looks at the courage and faith of Rahab the prostitute in her obedience to tie the scarlet cord in her window. She also convinced her family to come stay in her house in order to be saved. Though she came from a life of darkness, her faith became an example for New Testament writers, and her life was changed in such a great way that her name appears in the lineage of David and Jesus.

In today’s study we look at the faith of Job for his children. It’s important for us to know God’s assessment of Job and the outcome of his endurance. In considering this story of Job Derek lists three lessons for parents: To teach your children the way of the Lord, pray for them, and set a godly example.

Today Derek looks at Abraham and his example as a father. God knew that Abraham would command his children to keep the ways of the Lord. This principle carries on through Deuteronomy, Psalms, and Proverbs. The requirement and responsibility for the family rest primarily on the father. The benefit is that the whole family will be blessed.

In this week’s series, Derek points out the necessity of believing God for the salvation of your household, giving advice to NOT lose the joy of your salvation, NOT give in to discouragement, and to always lean on the Scriptures. By way of example, Derek presents the fact that through the righteousness of Noah, his whole family was saved. Joshua also spoke for his family, when he testified that they would all serve the Lord.

Derek finishes this week discussing how our will must be submitted to God’s will—even before we know just what that is. As we commit ourselves to this, God will unfold His will and it will be our place to walk it out, as Jesus did, and thus glorify God in our lives.

Today Derek looks at how Jesus resolutely set His face to go to Jerusalem where He knew His crucifixion awaited. He knew this was His Father’s will and that suffering and death were to be the way. But through it all, redemption for mankind would be accomplished. Jesus knew what He had to do, and did not turn from it.

To illustrate Jesus’ commitment to God’s will a little further, Derek points to His willingness to set aside His own will —no matter what that may have been —and do His father’s will instead. This death to self brings life to others. Jesus always looked to the end of something, the finished work He saw set before Him.

Today we look at some events in the life of Jesus where He practically worked out His commitment to do God’s will, and the results that followed. Jesus experienced physical restoration and a proper vision of the situation in his encounter with the woman at the well. His judgment was just because He sought God’s will first and so received discernment.

This week Derek asks us if we know what God has planned as our objective for living. He looks at the supreme example of Jesus—what motivated Him to fulfill God’s plan, that which was written about Him in Scripture. Derek then shows how our motivation should be the same, to find and do God’s will for us.