Whos Guarding The Gates

Get Ready to Recover All As You Learn How to Exercise Radical Obedience to the Voice of God! Whether we like it or not, we are all engaged in a fierce spiritual war. Our adversary has fought hard and well. True to his purpose as a thief and a destroyer, he has gained possession of a wealth of goods that belong to the people of God. Our faithful God has given us a strategy for regaining possession of all that was lost to the evil one. Our love for the Savior and our obedience are vital weapons of war as we go in pursuit of our goods, and take possession of the Enemy's gates. As you study and apply the principles found in Who's Guarding the Gates? Study Guide, you will find yourself challenged to guard your gates more than ever before. Get ready to experience another level of growth in your personal walk with God and with others. Nancy Robinson serves as an Elder at The Word Church in Cleveland, OH, which is under the leadership of Dr. R.A. Vernon and First Lady Victory Vernon. She conducts training sessions and facilitates classes for altar workers, intercessors, and congregants that focus on spiritual warfare and enriching their personal walk with God. Robinson graduated from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York with a Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design and Illustration. She is certified through the Caribbean Ministerial Academy of Tuscaloosa, Alabama in Studies in the Life of Christ, and by AACC (the American Academy of Christian Counselors) for studies in Christian Counseling. Nancy has also received an Associate's Degree equivalent in Black Biblical Studies from the McCreary Center in Cleveland, Ohio. Who's Guarding the Gates? and its companion Study Guide are her first literary achievements. The author is a devoted mother of two children, Ariel and Akira, and doting grandmother of two beautiful granddaughters, Aiyana and Tiasha. www.whosguardingthegates.com

From the cradle to the pulpit, precious things have been taken from God's people. Somewhere, someone left a gate open; somewhere, someone failed to guard a gate and the enemy seized the opportunity to break in and run off with the good stuff. There is a growing, holy roar in the kingdom of God and amongst His people. They are awake and want their things back! God has provided a divine strategy to regain possession of the gates. That strategy is found in our radical obedience to Him. The battle begins with the reconstruction of individual gates first. Who's Guarding the Gates? is the engaging question that every person must ask and be prepared to answer.Nancy Robinson serves as an Elder at The Word Church in Cleveland, OH, which is under the leadership of Dr. R.A. Vernon and First Lady Victory Vernon. She conducts training sessions and facilitates classes for altar workers, intercessors, and congregants that focus on spiritual warfare and enriching their personal walk with God. Robinson graduated from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York with a Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design and Illustration. She is certified through the Caribbean Ministerial Academy of Tuscaloosa, Alabama in Studies in the Life of Christ, and by AACC (the American Academy of Christian Counselors) for studies in Christian Counseling. Nancy has also received an Associate's Degree equivalent in Black Biblical Studies from the McCreary Center in Cleveland, Ohio. Who's Guarding the Gates? is her first literary work. The author is a devoted mother of two children, Ariel and Akira, and doting grandmother of two beautiful granddaughters, Aiyana and Tiasha. www.whosguardingthegates.com

There is a clear and intentional onslaught against the spiritual ‘gates’. This has been revealed by the Lord. This is not an attack for the ‘now’ but an attack that has always existed. This is an attack that is escalating, intensifying and becoming more vicious than ever before. It is an attack to lead people away from God, thus an attack of the destruction of the person. And we are talking here about the ‘gate’ – entry point – of nations, of cities, of homes, of families, and our very lives. A gate is a strategic point. It is a point of legally ‘controlling’ what goes in and goes out of the ‘city’. The enemy is laying siege to gain entry, for once he has entered through the ‘gate’, he comes to steal, to destroy and to kill. For the Lord has shown the enemy has come like an assassin, like a thief and as a destroyer.

In this age of information, many of us are finding it ever increasingly difficult to manage all of the information coming at us from many mediums. Whether through your email gate, desk gate, or mobile phone gate, you can become overwhelmed by an avalanche of incoming data and potentially miss key communications that require your attention. Rod's easy-to-follow system for guarding your gates centers around three keys for high productivity: Organize, Defend, and Guard!

From the 1870s until the Great Depression, immigration was often the question of the hour in Canada. Politicians, the media, and an array of interest groups viewed it as essential to nation building, developing the economy, and shaping Canada's social and cultural character. One of the groups most determined to influence public debate and government policy on the issue was organized labour, and unionists were often relentless critics of immigrant recruitment. Guarding the Gates is the first detailed study of Canadian labour leaders' approach to immigration, a key battleground in struggles between different political factions within the labour movement. This book provides new insights into labour, immigration, social, and political history.

In a time when many focus on the outside forces against them, Javon Rahman Bertrand, is writing to help us guard ourselves from within. We must guard the gates of our person. Before we can guard our city, state or nation, we need to be able to guard ourselves. One of the greatest lessons we can learn is how to guard the gates of our person.

Ancient Israel was protected by sturdy stone walls that allowed the watchmen to maintain close observation of those coming and going through the city gates. Therefore, the gates were of utmost importance. If a gate were neglected or torn down, anyone could come into the city unchecked. And those within the city could venture out to their own destruction. The task of the watchmen, then, was critical to the security of the city. No one could enter or exit without their knowledge. So it is with our lives; the gates of our heart must be carefully guarded to assure the right things come into and go out of our heart. Proverbs 4:23 warns, "Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life." This revised edition contains an updated sequence of presentation and new material throughout the book. Additionally, two new chapters have been added. Reverend Norman R. Lindsay has served in four states as youth pastor, Christian education pastor, senior pastor (in four congregations), business administrator, denominational officer, and college instructor. He has been married to his wife Judy for 49 years. He has two grown children and two grown grandchildren. He is retired from full-time ministry and now spends his time writing, teaching and preaching as opportunities are presented. Dr. Lindsay received his B.S. degree at North Central University, an M.A. in Biblical Literature from Oral Roberts University, and. D. Min. in Leadership from the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary.

Ancient Jerusalem was protected by sturdy stone walls that allowed the watchmen to maintain close observation of those coming and going through the city gates. Therefore, the gates were of utmost importance. If a gate were neglected or torn down, anyone could come into the city unchecked. And those within the walls could venture out of the city to their own destruction. The task of the watchmen, then, was critical to the security of the city. No one could enter or exit without their knowledge. So it is with our lives. The gates of our heart must be carefully guarded to assure the right things come into and go out of our heart. This study defines twelve "gates" or entry/exit points of our heart. Each of these must be carefully guarded.

When it comes to the Bible, you have no idea what you don't really know. For ages, misconceptions about what it supposedly says and signifies have been passed down, repeated, and taken as Gospel. Now, for true believers and skeptics alike, Christian author J. Stephen Lang dispels common misunderstandings, shatters the inventions of modern translator, and corrects misguided assumptions by going to the source: the Bible itself.

Your gates are not only a way in - they are a way out! As a child you can probably remember seeing a replica of the three little monkeys - speak no evil, see no evil, hear no evil. Now you are about to discover what God's Word says about guarding every area of your life. On these pages you will discover how to guard. * Your mouth gate: Taming your tongue. * Your eye gate: Protecting the window of your soul. * Your mind gate: Taking charge of your thoughts. * Your ear gate: Hearing God's voice. * Your nose gate: Discerning what is spiritual. * Your flesh gate: Being guided by faith, not feelings. * Your heart gate: Guarding your inner man.