The four essentials of divine provision are the divine principles that govern how God foreknows, prepares, releases, and oversees His provision—so that His glory may ultimately be revealed. The first essential of divine provision is God’s foreknowledge. Divine provision does not begin with our need—it begins with what God already …

Most Pentecostal and Charismatic churches believe in tongues speaking. We do not believe that this beautiful gift of the Holy Spirit ended with the foundational apostles. Thus, we continue to speak them as the Holy Spirit gives utterance. However, there is no doubt that tongues spoken by many believers today …

Many interpret praying in a tongue as praying in the Holy Spirit. They say if a Christian prays in a tongue he prays in the Holy Spirit or the Holy Spirit prays through him. But this is an incorrect interpretation of Scripture. Carefully, study the teaching of the Apostle Paul …

“Praying at all times in the Spirit, with all prayer and supplication…” (Ephesians 6:18). True Christian prayer is not merely uttering words aggressively. It is speaking with God by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. For believers to pray in the Spirit, they need to first have the Holy Spirit …