Denise Renner

As God’s child, He promises to anoint you with the “oil” of His Spirit until your cup runs over. This anointing is His promise to personally lay hands on your life and empower you to do extraordinary things. The imagery of your cup running over demonstrates God’s extravagant love, welcoming you into His family. Tune in to Home Group as we continue our discussion on Psalm 23.

Regardless of how distressed or desperate our situation may be, we have God’s guarantee of supernatural prosperity. Somehow and someway, He will move Heaven and earth to make sure we have what we need when we need it. Join us on Home Group as we continue our discussion on Psalm 23.

The rod and staff in the hand of our Shepherd is for our protection and correction. When we get out of line, He uses His staff to prod us back into the right place. And when enemy forces come against us, the rod is used to beat them away. Join us on Home Group as we continue our discussion on Psalm 23.

Again and again, God — our Shepherd — promises to be with us and never leave us. Having a heart revelation of His continual abiding pres¬ence releases the gift of supernatural confidence in us. Join us on Home Group for this important message.

In this program, Denise Renner shares about the powerful display of worship one woman showed Jesus and how it moved His heart. Join us today!

In this program, Denise Renner shares about the powerful display of worship one woman showed Jesus and how it moved His heart. Join us today!

The fifth divine promise from the Lord is supernatural guidance. The Spirit of God Himself lives inside of you and is ever ready to lead and direct you in the way you should go. If you will let Him, He will be your tour guide for a lifetime of adventure. Join us on Home Group as we continue our discussion on Psalm 23.

As our Good Shepherd, the Lord also promises to restore our soul. His restoration is a full-scale rescue operation that results in total redemp¬tion and wholeness in Him. Tune in to Home Group as we continue our discussion on Psalm 23.

In addition to the Lord’s promise of supernatural provision and protection, He also guarantees us His supernatural peace — a priceless tranquility in our soul that is unaffected by outward circumstances or pressures. His peace is to be a permanent resident, providing us a calm, internal stability even in the midst of traumatic events. Don’t miss this important program! Tune in to Home Group as we continue our discussion on Psalm 23.

Today Denise Renner teaches on the compassion of the Lord and His desire to meet your needs. You won’t want to miss this powerful program!

The second promise God gives us in Psalm 23 is His supernatural protection. As we humbly submit to Jesus and allow Him to be Good Shepherd, He will put an end to fear, enabling us to lie down and experience rest in our souls. Join us on Home Group as we continue our discussion on Psalm 23.

Just as a shepherd provides for all the needs of the sheep in his flock, Jesus — our Good Shepherd — faithfully provides us with everything we need to live our lives and bring Him glory. Join us on Home Group as we begin our discussion on Psalm 23.

Today Denise teaches on the compassion of the Lord and His desire to meet your needs. You won’t want to miss this powerful program!

The New Testament is filled with explicit teaching and practical guidelines on the gifts of the Spirit and how they should operate in the Church. In fact, it addresses the operation of spiritual gifts nearly four times more than the subjects of water baptism and communion. This shows the vast importance God places on the manifestation of the Holy Spirit and signifies that what happened in Corinth is a pattern for all churches through all generations. Join us for Home Group as we wrap up our discussion on Why We Need the Gifts of the Holy Spirit.

God wants all the gifts of the Holy Spirit manifesting in your life and in His Church — decently and in order. Although this guideline means different things to different people, essentially the words decently and in order mean we exercise the gifts of the Spirit honestly and properly, being respectful and doing things in a well-mannered, organized way. Tune in to Home Group as we continue our discussion on Why We Need the Gifts of the Holy Spirit.

Spiritual gifts are vital to bring the supernatural dimension of Jesus Christ into the Church. We are not to merely want or wish for the gifts. We are to zealously desire and seek them, making room for the Holy Spirit to move in our lives and in our churches. The gifts of the Spirit are grace-imparted enablements, and we can never have too many. Join us on Home Group as we continue our discussion on Why We Need the Gifts of the Spirit.

The gifts of the Holy Spirit are for every believer and are instrumental in giving us an advantage over Satan. Prophecy, discerning of spirits, tongues, and interpretation of tongues are also powerful manifestations of the Spirit to direct, encourage, strengthen, and reveal truth to us as believers. Tune in to Home Group as we continue our discussion on why we need the gifts of the Holy Spirit.

There are many kinds of spiritual gifts, and each one of them brings some¬thing unique to the Body of Christ that produces a much needed outcome. The first five gifts of the Holy Spirit are the word of wisdom, the word of knowledge, faith, gifts of healing, and the working of miracles. Tune in to Home Group as we continue our discussion on Why We Need the Gifts of the Holy Spirit.

Do you need joy? In this program, Denise shares how the faith of a Roman centurion shows us we can boldly come before God and ask for what we need.

Do you need joy? In this program, Denise shares how the faith of a Roman centurion shows us we can boldly come before God and ask for what we need.

Jesus Christ is alive today! And through the ministry of the Holy Spirit and the manifestation of His gifts, the supernatural reality of Jesus is brought to life right in front of us and into the midst of the Church. When the gifts of the Spirit manifest before our very eyes, the testimo¬ny of Jesus is authenticated and confirmed. Join us for Home Group as we continue our discussion on Why We Need the Gifts of the Holy Spirit.

As the gifts of the Holy Spirit are operating in and through our lives, we grow into a place of spiritual maturity and completeness. The gifts enable us to leave the mental realm and enter the experiential realm of knowing Jesus. Through the Person of the Holy Spirit, we join in a partnership with Christ, and His supernatural life becomes our real-life reality. Tune in to Home Group as we continue our discussion on Why We Need the Gifts of the Holy Spirit.

The gifts of the Spirit are diverse and vital for the fullness of Christ to be in the Church. It’s through God’s grace that these spiritual gifts manifested in and through the apostle Paul and the believers in Corinth. Just as the Corinthians were abundantly rich in spiritual gifts, we too are enriched and continue to increase in spiritual wealth as we abide in Christ Jesus. Join us on Home Group as we continue our discussion on Why We Need The Gifts of the Spirit.

When Paul arrived in Corinth, he came with a visible demonstration of the Holy Spirit’s power, not just an intellectual presentation of the Gos¬pel. Through Paul, God performed signs, wonders, and mighty deeds. He poured out His grace upon the church in Corinth, and it visibly manifested in the gifts of the Holy Spirit operating mightily among them. Tune in to Home Group as we continue our discussion on Why We Need The Gifts of the Holy Spirit.

The gifts of the Holy Spirit moved mightily in the church in Corinth. Rather than cause the people to act carnal, the gifts served to bring the issues of carnality and sin to the surface so that they could be dealt with and the believers could mature in Christ. Join us on Home Group as we begin our discussion on Why We Need The Gifts of the Holy Spirit.