In the Red

Removing Authority from Poverty: Finding Abundance - Why Am I Here?

In this podcast episode, host Anthony Hart invites listeners to join a movement of groundbreakers and world changers seeking to remove authority from poverty, challenging them with fresh perspective and roundtable discussions to discover the abundant life God has for them.You will learn how to break the cycle of poverty and shift power dynamics with a revolutionary approach to removing authority from poverty.
 
Do you have questions? Feel free to email me at pastoranthonyhart@gmail.com to talk about this sermon series with me. 
 
Let's Go!
 
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Pause and Reflect - Why Am I Here?

Today's episode is a continuation of the sermon series, "Why Am I Here?" Today I talk about the importance of pausing and reflecting to ensure you are learning from the past and using it to activate you to a new level in the future. 
 
Do you have questions? Feel free to email me at pastoranthonyhart@gmail.com to talk about this sermon series with me. 
 
Let's Go!
 
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Praying on Purpose - Why Am I Here?

In last week's episode, we began talking about prayer and today we're going to talk about The Lord's Prayer. We talked about the posture of prayer last week about when we go into prayer and we talked about the purpose of the intimate place, the purpose of the secret place because it's when He establishes your personal, intimate space, which only amplifies the corporate space.
 
In our brokenness, we have it backward. We want to come and be amped up in the corporate space in hopes that that fires up our intimate space with Him, but it doesn't work like that.
 
Let's go! 
 
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An Intimate Place - Why Am I Here?

God is so good. I had no idea. We've been in this, "Why Am I Here" sermon series?
 
It's a kingdom question that we should be asking ourselves constantly. If we're in a situation, if we're in a circumstance, if we have breath in our lungs and a beat in our chest, then we have a purpose in the kingdom of God.
We've been positioned for such a time as this, so it's the question we should always be asking. Today we're gonna talk about an intimate place. As I begin to think about it and God began to open up more in that space and gave me the final pieces I needed to say.
 
So we've been preaching from the Sermon on the Mount from Jesus, and we're in the space where He begins to talk about prayer - the Lord's prayer. It's one of the things we don't talk enough about, but then when we do, I feel like we don't talk deep enough and don't connect to the heart of what prayer is. So let's dive in!
 
Let's Go!
 
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Check Your Motives - Why Am I Here?

Jesus had a posture of invitation in every moment. Even when He was griping at the Pharisees or the Sadducees, He was trying to invite them into the truth, but they couldn't see it even right in front of their eyes. He was not accusing, He was inviting.  
 
The invitation is to come alongside and align with Him. Are you ready? Check your motives. 
 
Let's Go! 
 
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Foundation of Authority - Why Am I Here?

Today's episode is from a sermon I preached a few weeks ago and is part of the Why Am I Here series. Today I talked about the living in authority. 
 
We have to understand there are two kingdoms at odds. There is the kingdom of heaven and there is the kingdom of this world. It is not flesh and blood, not people - it is the devil's kingdom.
 
Today, we are going to talk about how John is defining the differences. He's defining what the enemy's foundation is set upon. So it says, do not love the world or the things in the world. If anyone loves the world, the love of the father is not in them. We have to stand firm in His authority. 
 
Let's Go! 
 
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To Be Or Not to Be - Why Am I Here?

Today's episode is from a sermon I preached a few weeks ago and is part of the Why Am I Here series. Last week we talked about how we tend to sit in the slave or victim mentality. 
 
This mentality is not holding on to you - you're still holding on to it. If we truly believe Jesus when He said, I came to set the captives free, then we would say, Jesus, I want you to unlock this chain. He unlocks the chain, but we just sit there, or we say, "Jesus, you're going to take the chain off?" And He is wondering why we don't remove it ourselves.
 
We get really good at wearing these handcuffs. I even bedazzle them to match my outfit. Some people even continue to wear the chains because they've become their armor, and they protect them from themselves and from others. You never allow the injured places to heal. 
 
Are you ready to heal? Let's Go! 
 
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You Are Not a Victim - Why Am I Here?

Today's episode is from a sermon I preached a few weeks ago and is part of the Why Am I Here series. Today I talked about how things are not what they seem. 
First, you are not a victim. God said, the kingdom needs to know as a kingdom citizen, you're not a victim. 
We're going to address the victim mentality. We're going to address the poverty mentality. And we're going to address the slavery mentality. I believe these are three things that the enemy has put on us to hold us back from being kingdom citizens and operating the way we've been called to do. 
 
Let's Go! 
 
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