Koinonia Hour - Howard Elseth - Jerusalem's Spiritual Streams of Fasting - Part 2

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Howard rejoins us to bring more to light and depth on fasting. He
speaks about the most important city in the whole earth, which is
Jerusalem in regards to fasting.


He shows by the word of God that there are spiritual rivers that
flow from the City of Jerusalem, and brings imagery to it. The
Cross being the central focal point of fasting.


I have never experienced teaching on fasting in the most deep and
precious way. Howard says, "The fastest way to know God is to
fast."


Listen as He goes into His own personal experiences into fasting
and how it brought a powerful crystal clarity to the way he saw
the word, heaven and this world. He said it feels as if he soars
higher and higher into the heavens.


It is God's purifying power and joy as it does the most critical
work in a believers life. Those who fast know these refreshing,
spiritual streams of fasting.


How it takes them "from strength to strength," "from faith to
faith," "from glory to glory." Until one day in eternity they
will see Jesus Christ, "face to face," and rejoice evermore.


“Faith does not operate in the realm of the possible. There is no
glory for God in that which is humanly possible. Faith begins
where man's power ends." ― George Müller