Author: Cultivate Relationships

Prayer is a dialogue (not a monologue) with the living God. In this teaching, Nathan looks at Matthew 6:5-18 and how to get the most out of your times of prayer. He also reveals how to hear God’s voice more clearly.

In this teaching, Nathan discusses Haggai 1.12-15 and how our ability to live fulfilled lives depends upon the extent to which we trust the Father, not upon our circumstances or past (what you’ve done/been do to you).

In this teaching, Nathan discusses Ephesians 6.10-20 and how the only way we can defeat the enemy is to look beyond the physical & temporal to the spiritual & eternal — utilizing our spiritual weapons.

Anything we desire, trust, or depend upon outside of our relationship with God is a false prophet in our life. In this teaching, Nathan discusses 1 Kings 18:17-40 where Elijah kills the Ba’al prophets. He reveals how to kill the false prophets (the lies we believe) that are in our mind.

God empowers us to reconcile with others through us being reconciled to Him. Nathan teaches through Matthew 16, Romans 12, and 2 Corinthians 5. He reveals that reconciliation is both repentance and forgiveness being extended and received.

In this teaching, Nathan discusses 2 Corinthians 5.17-18 and how you are set free from your past — things you’ve done and things done to you —to be the real you — to live from your God-given identity.

In this teaching, Nathan discusses Luke 15.11-32 and reveals that while the rebellious son was reconciled with the Father through repentance the religious son rejected the Father through unforgiveness.

You do not need to live under paralyzing condemnation. In this teaching, Nathan discusses Romans 8:1-8 and reveals that Jesus has taken both our judgment and punishment. He also reveals that the Holy Spirit is continually convincing us (i.e., conviction) of a better, more healthy and fulfilling way to live.

People are not our enemy. In this teaching, Nathan discusses Romans 8:11 and the weapons we use (and how to use them) to defeat the enemy in our life.

Trusting God’s goodness and character will empower us to live free of unhealthy anger. In this teaching, Nathan discusses Ephesians 4:26-27 and reveals that anger is ultimately an issue of who we submit to. He reveals that our unhealthy anger may be denying others the opportunity to be in a relationship with their Heavenly Dad.