Here you can find edifying and empowering Bible studies written by Evangelist Daniel Kolenda. You can find a selection of their multi-part studies here or you can register to receive the latest study right in your inbox about every two weeks!
With decades of combined ministry, both have been able to perfect many messages on evangelism, but also it has given them insight into how God works – particularly in the areas of faith, the Holy Spirit, and discovering God’s will.
You will be blessed as well as challenged by each of these studies. This is fresh manna from the throne and we encourage you to prayerfully study along with Daniel Kolenda and to share each insightful study with those you know.
Excerpt from “Living a Life of Fire”
My Word in Your Mouth
I believe so strongly that God is the worker of miracles for his people. I believe the signs that followed Jesus as He walked the earth could – and should – be true in our lives today. But I was not seeing miracles in Maseru (Lesotho) and it distressed me.
Live Before You Die - Study Series
Enemy #5 The Witchcraft of Rebellion Part 1 Introduction
God is all knowing and all wise. He knows the future. He knows the past. He can see what is ahead in your life and in the lives of everyone around you. He knows what is going to happen in the economy, in politics, and on the world stage. When He speaks, He is giving you insider information for your advantage, and your obedience is the most profitable thing you could do for yourself.
Live Before You Die - Study Series
The Call Vs. The Commission
Obedience to the call of God is about following Jesus. If you have heard the call of Jesus and you think you need to be on the next plane to the mission field, then you probably misunderstood what He said when He called you. He probably didn’t say, “Go and do.” He most likely said, “Come and follow.” Don’t worry about the commission. It will come as you follow Jesus.
Live Before You Die - Study Series
But I’m Not Ready Yet - Part 6
Delayed obedience is disobedience! I have found this to be one of the most common reasons people fall short of the will of God in their lives. So many people are continuously waiting for the “right time” before they step out and do what God has called them to do. Reinhard Bonnke once told me, “Those who forever seek the will of God are overrun by those who do it.”
Live Before You Die - Study Series
But I Don't Have Enough Talent Part 5
Whenever I hear people use these excuses, it reminds me of when God called Moses in Exodus 3. The Lord appeared to Moses in a flame of fire out of the midst of a burning bush and said, “Come now therefore, and I will send thee unto Pharaoh, that thou mayest bring forth my people the children of Israel out of Egypt” (v. 10). Immediately Moses’s mind filled with excuses—all the things he didn’t have and couldn’t do.
Live Before You Die - Study Series
But I Don't Have Enough Money Parts 3 & 4
Financial needs are one of the most practical barriers to fulfilling our dreams. Many times the money issue boils down to a faith issue. We make excuses because we are not fully convinced that God will provide for our needs. The next few sentences will change your life and even your destiny if you will allow them to sink deep into your heart.
Live Before You Die - Study Series
But I’m Waiting on the Lord (Part 2)
This is one of those excuses that sounds so spiritual. Please don’t misunderstand me. I’m not saying there is never a legitimate reason to wait on the Lord. But remember, we use excuses to soothe our own conscience, and the more sincere they sound, the better. Yes, there might be a legitimate time to wait on the Lord, but this can also be, and often is, nothing more than an excuse not to do what we already know to do.
Live Before You Die - Bible Series
The Sedative of Excuses (Part 1) Introduction
Jesus said, “Seek, and you will find” (Matt. 7:7, nkjv), and this is especially true of excuses. If you are looking for an excuse, you can always find one. Some people are too young. Some are too old. Some are not smart enough. Some are not experienced enough. Some are not privileged enough. Some don’t have enough money. Some don’t have the right abilities. For some it’s not time yet; for others it’s too late. Excuses are a penny a pound, plentiful and cheap—and God does not buy them!
The Link With God's Power - Study Series
Faith and Fear (Part 4) Fearful Unbelief
Faith is not a feeling. When danger comes, fear is inevitable. When our bodily chemistry sets up a sense of impending disaster or we suffer heavy blows and our circumstances are oppressive and dark or when pain and illness sit with us at the fireside—fear and alarm come as a natural cause and effect. What then does faith do? It takes the shackles from our ankles, and we challenge their paralyzing grip and go ahead anyway. With God, fear will not stop us. We overcome.
The Link With God's Power - Study Series
Faith and Fear (Part 3) Fearless Faith
The New Testament usually uses only one Greek word for fear, phobeo. Jesus said, “Do not have phobia, have faith.” Jesus had no room for cowards. He said, “Do not fear those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. But rather fear Him who is able to destroy both soul and body in hell” (Matthew 10:28).
