Jessie Penn-Lewis

  • This Is How We Overcome

    In the power of the living Christ upon the throne we can stand as victors in the face of all the hosts of darkness. But you must never allow yourself to look at the enemy so as to blot out your clear consciousness of the person of the victorious Christ (see Eph. 1:17-23).

    God raised Jesus from the dead and lifted Him right through the plane of the power of the air to the place above “principality and power” (Eph. 1:21, NKJV). He made Him to sit at His right hand, and “He put all things under His feet” (v. 22).

  • The Lesson of the Seed-Grain

    Jesus used many analogies to teach us the truths of the kingdom. One of these was the lesson of the seed-grain, in which He compared the life of the believer to the process of development of a grain of wheat. 

    “‘Unless a grain of wheat falls into the gound and dies,’” He said, “‘it remains alone; but if it dies, it produces much grain’” (John 12:24, NKJV). This process is the same one we must go through if we are to bear fruit as we are called to do.

  • The Lesson of the Seed Grain

    by Jessie Penn-Lewis All of us want to bear fruit for the kingdom. But the only way to bring forth life is to die.   Jesus used many analogies to teach us the truths of the kingdom. One of these was the lesson of the seed-grain, in which He compared the life of the believer …

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  • This Is How We Overcome

    This Is How We Overcome

    In the power of the living Christ upon the throne we can stand as victors in the face of all the hosts of darkness. But you must never allow yourself to look at the enemy so as to blot out your clear consciousness of the person of the victorious Christ (Eph. 1:17-23). God raised Jesus …

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  • The Key to a Fruitful, Godly Life

    The Key to a Fruitful, Godly Life

    Jesus used many analogies to teach us the truths of the kingdom. One of these was the lesson of the seed-grain, in which He compared the life of the believer to the process of development of a grain of wheat. “Unless a grain of wheat falls into the gound and dies,” He said, “it remains …

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