Danny Williams - Pastor Oasis Church Austin, Round Rock Texas

21 Day Communion Pt 2

Each day you will begin with the daily readings. They you will respond to the reading with notes you feel the Holy Spirit speaking to you. Second you enter the prayer points.  Prayer points can either be things you are praying for, or against.  Then you will make declaration to the power points.  Declaration is made by attributing the prayer points to the power points.  Lastly, you take the bread and cup of communion as your devotion and dedication to the Lord. I’m so excited you have joined us.    Blessings to you, Pastor Danny Williams

Day 8:

Reading: Psalm 106, Proverbs 18, Psalm 79, Zeph 1,  Isaiah 44

Prayer points: Inheritance, Blessings and reward

Power points: Intersession. Integrity

 

Day9:

Reading: Psalm 89, Proverbs 19, Psalm 20, Hosea 4, Isaiah 52,

Prayer points: Insight, Power and provision

Power points: Healing and Honor

 

Day 10:

Reading: Psalm 32, Proverbs 20, Isaiah 14, Exodus 20 Psalm 3

Prayer points: Wisdom, knowledge and understanding

Power points: Counsel, correction and comfort

 

Day11:

Reading: Psalm 127, Proverbs 21, Romans 6:15-23, Isaiah 19, 1 Samuel 6, Philippians 1

Prayer points: Purpose for my family and Renewal in my walk

Power points: Faith, conviction and confidence  

 

Day 12:

Reading: Psalm 14, Proverbs 22, Isaiah 12, 2 Cor. 4:1-6 1 Samuel 7 Philippians 2

Prayer points: Confession of healing, conviction of humility, Consciousness of Calling

Power points: Purpose, presence and power

 

Day 13:

Reading: Psalm 19, Proverbs 23, 1 Samuel 8, Isaiah 16, Philippians 3

Prayer points: Humility in the inner man, focus in worship

Power points: Longsuffering, discernment and understanding  

 

Day 14:

Reading: Psalm 25, Proverbs 24, 1 Samuel 9, Philippians 4, Ephesians 3, 1 John 2

Prayer points: Repentance and brokenness

Power points: Security, soundness and Stability

 

Your Attitude Stinks

2. Having a cold shoulder towards people never helps out your cause

3. Holding a grudge is the immature way

4. Going to the person and clearing the air is the mature way

5. Trying to manipulate people or situations with a negative attitude is never justified

6. Putting off bad vibes when you are around others is never helpful and only makes you look bad

7. Moping around with a stinky attitude so people will feel sorry for you doesn’t endear people to you; it repels them

8. Blaming other people for your bad attitude is a weak cop out. Your attitude is always your choice

9. You can’t control how people treat you but you can control your response

10.You always win in the long run when you have a positive and loving attitude

by Herbert Cooper

Weekend Highlights

1. Had a great Thanksgiving meal at Oasis Church.

2. On Wednesday, we had an incredible bible study on the shield of Faith.

3. I ate at dinner with some fantastic people on Friday night! 

4. The Dallas Cowboys won today. Yes! 

5. Thankful for all the blessings and wonderful people in my life!

Pastor Danny

Impossible is Nothing pt 3



My daughter Abby's story of God's power.

Impossible is nothing Pt 2

Dynamic service today at Oasis Church! The Holy Spirit moved powerfully.

Dealing with Denial


Powerful Message by David Wilkerson

Remembering a Great Man of God.

David Wilkerson died today due to injuries he received in a terrible wreck in Dallas. His wife is still in critical condition. As prayers go out to his family and Church. I saw his last blog. I want to share it with you. What an amazing man and legacy.

David writes today!
To believe when all means fail is exceedingly pleasing to God and is most acceptable. Jesus said to Thomas, “You have believed because you have seen, but blessed are those that do believe and have not seen” (John 20:29).

Blessed are those who believe when there is no evidence of an answer to prayer—who trust beyond hope when all means have failed.

Someone has come to the place of hopelessness—the end of hope—the end of all means. A loved one is facing death and doctors give no hope. Death seems inevitable. Hope is gone. The miracle prayed for is not happening.

That is when Satan’s hordes come to attack your mind with fear, anger, overwhelming questions: “Where is your God now? You prayed until you had no tears left. You fasted. You stood on promises. You trusted.”

Blasphemous thoughts will be injected into your mind: “Prayer failed. Faith failed. Don’t quit on God—just do not trust him anymore. It doesn’t pay!”

Even questioning God’s existence will be injected into your mind. These have been the devices of Satan for centuries. Some of the godliest men and women who ever lived were under such demonic attacks.

To those going through the valley and shadow of death, hear this word: Weeping will last through some dark, awful nights—and in that darkness you will soon hear the Father whisper, “I am with you. I cannot tell you why right now, but one day it will all make sense. You will see it was all part of my plan. It was no accident. It was no failure on your part. Hold fast. Let me embrace you in your hour of pain.”

Beloved, God has never failed to act but in goodness and love. When all means fail—his love prevails. Hold fast to your faith. Stand fast in his Word. There is no other hope in this world. David Wilkerson 2011
 

Cussing Christians?

I’ve talked about this before, but I’m gonna get straight to the point; I am not trying to sound holier than thou, but I’m gonna keep it real as it relates to Cussing Christians.  I’m not talking about words like sucks, screwed, freakin’ etc.

Not to minimize those words, but I’m talking about the four letter words and their cussing cousins.  There is no need for me to share them, because we’re all grown folks and all have probably heard or spewed them at some time or another ourselves.  I personally don’t use them, nor do I judge people who do; however I do feel as Christ followers we have a responsibility to encourage people to do better.   Doing better can come in the form of encouraging our Christian brothers and sisters to use better language.   The expectations and standards aren’t the same for my Non-Christian friends.

With the tongue we praise our Lord and Father, and with it we curse human beings, who have been made in God’s likeness. Out of the same mouth come praise and cursing. My brothers and sisters, this should not be. Can both fresh water and salt water flow from the same spring? My brothers and sisters, can a fig tree bear olives, or a grapevine bear figs? Neither can a salt spring produce fresh water. James 3:9-12

I have been around too many Cussing Christians and Cussing Pastors; all I have to say is we can and should do better.  Salty springs don’t produce fresh water and salty words don’t produce fresh fruit if you know what I mean. Do you want to be salty water or fresh water?

Share your thoughts on Cussing Christians and Cussing Pastors… Are words like sucks, screwed and freakin’ acceptable? Email me at: info@oasischurchtx.com

Authored By Scott Williams

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