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Joshua 1:2 Fellowship We are A residential Christian Home, Education and Drug Abuse Prevention Program. We are a non-profit organization, who trust in Jesus Christ for help.

10/18/2026

The Importance of Brokenness and the Cross(John12:24)

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Pastor Mike Suarez SR

📍 Joshua 1:2 Fellowship
4064 S. Bryant Blvd.
San Angelo, TX


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10/15/2026

A MAN AFTER GODS HEART VERSUS A MAN AFTER HIS HEART(ACTS13:22)

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10/05/2026

Breath of Life ✅✅✝️
October 5, 2026

by Gary Wilkerson

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Elisha inherited from Elijah the role of prophet in the land. In 2 Kings 4, we see where he encountered one of his first big tests. The son of a Shunammite couple had died, and in desperation, the wife cried out to Elisha, “I’ve prayed and fasted, but I’ve received nothing from the Lord. I don’t understand what God is doing, and this is more than I can bear. I have no strength to go on.”

Elisha responded by doing something rather unusual. “He said to Gehazi (his servant), ‘Tie up your garment.’” (2 Kings 4:29, ESV). In other words, “Gird up your loins.” Then he said, “[T]ake my staff in your hand and go. If you meet anyone, do not greet him, and if anyone greets you, do not reply. And lay my staff on the face of the child.”

Gehazi obeyed Elisha, but when he laid the staff on the face of the dead child, nothing happened. There was still no sign of life, so Gehazi returned to Elisha and told him, “The child has not awakened” (2 Kings 4:31).

I ask you, what do you do when everything you’ve tried brings no visible result? Where do you turn when all your effort does not accomplish what you hoped?

There comes a time when our only resource is Jesus! He alone is our solution. In this story, Elisha is a type of Christ. He went to that Shunammite family and literally stretched himself out over the boy’s body. When he was face to face, foot to foot, hand to hand with the dead child, he breathed into him.

And then? Scripture says the boy sneezed seven times and opened his eyes. He was alive!

What brought about this miracle? Jesus himself breathed into the situation. When we have no hope, no resources, no ability, Jesus breathes his supernatural life into our circumstances.

Make this your prayer: “Lord, I have nothing—you have everything. Nothing in this world can compare to you and your power, and I need you now. I cannot breathe life into my situation, but you can, Lord.”

10/04/2026

A Man After God's Heart verses A Man After His Heart

10/01/2026

Persevering in Prayer 🙏
October 1, 2026

by David Wilkerson

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God is eager to show us that we have power in prayer!

“And Elijah went up to the top of Carmel; then he bowed down on the ground, and put his face between his knees, and said to his servant, ‘Go up now, look toward the sea.’ So he went up and looked, and said, ‘There is nothing.’ And seven times he said, ‘Go again.’ Then it came to pass the seventh time, that he said, ‘There is a cloud, as small as a man’s hand, rising out of the sea!’” (1 Kings 18:42–44, NKJV).

Elijah was human and was affected by the same things we are—the same fears, longings, hopes, despair, and needs—yet his prayers got results! God is showing us here what to do in every crisis: Run to him! Get in earnest! Pray doors open and shut! Elijah prayed earnestly, and he kept praying and waiting until the Lord answered. Seven times he sent his servant to look over the horizon for just one little sign.

Today, after one or two prayer sessions, we give up and get angry with God. We say, “It didn't work for me. I prayed, and my husband and I are still having problems. I still don't have what I need.”

People do not pray because they don’t think it works. They don’t know what persevering in prayer means, going back like Elijah time and again with your head to the ground. We call this “laying hold of God.” In the Old Testament it is called “wrestling with God.” Jacob’s prayer was, “I will not let you go until you bless me” (Genesis 32:26, NASB). The waiting and the delays are for a purpose: to conform us to Christ. You can’t spend a lot of time in his presence without getting to know him. The longer the answer is delayed and the more effectually you pray, the more important he becomes and the less important the answer becomes. One way or the other, you win!

10/01/2026

THE HEART OF MAN ACCORDING TO THE BIBLE
PROVERBS 23:7

09/24/2026

Intimate Relationship ✝️✝️
September 24, 2026

by David Wilkerson

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The book of Acts is the account of holy men and women seeking the Lord’s face. From beginning to end, it tells of how prayer moves God. In the morning and sometimes all night, the early Church prayed without ceasing. Cornelius prayed always, and Peter prayed on rooftops. By the seashore, in the temple, or in the desert, they called upon the Lord continually. They spent hours and days shut in with God, until they received dear, detailed guidance. And what incredible specifics God gave them.

Ananias was a man of God, a disciple given to prayer. “Now there was a certain disciple at Damascus named Ananias; and to him the Lord said in a vision, ‘Ananias.’ And he said, ‘Here I am, Lord.’ So the Lord said to him, ‘Arise and go to the street called Straight, and inquire at the house of Judas for one called Saul of Tarsus, for behold, he is praying. And in a vision he has seen a man named Ananias coming in and putting his hand on him, so that he might receive his sight.’” (Acts 9:10–12, NKJV).

God told Saul everything! Why did the Lord tell this new convert such intimate details? Because he prayed! For three days Saul fasted and prayed. It was not, “Lord, what can you do for me?” Rather, it was, “Lord, what will you have me to do?”

Had Saul been saved in our time, he would have been caught up in our world of hype with a media blitz, a best-selling book, and invitations to give his testimony to churches everywhere. Like Saul, many are miraculously saved but, unlike him, they are soon living in confusion, not knowing what to do. God said to Saul, “Arise and go into the city, and you will be told what you must do” (Acts 9:6). God was saying, “Go pray! Seek my face and learn to wait on me.” No direction came until he had spent three days in prayer. But something powerful happened during prayer: Saul got to know the Lord’s voice and learned to depend on his leading. Although just a newborn believer, he was already being clearly led by God. He needed no counselor or prophet to show him what to do; he needed no one to give him a word of knowledge. Why? Because the Lord said, “I will show him” (Acts 9:16).

09/24/2026

WALKING IN HOLINESS
Gen. 5:24

09/23/2026

More of Jesus
September 23, 2026 🩷🩷✝️

by David Wilkerson

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It’s hard to read the book of Acts without feeling ashamed. The apostles lived and ministered in the realm of the miraculous. Even laymen such as Stephen and Philip, men who served tables, were mighty in the Holy Ghost, working miracles and stirring entire cities. Angels appeared to them, unlocked their chains, and walked them out of high-security prisons. They had mighty visions, clear and detailed.

Peter was so full of the Holy Ghost that the sick were brought into the streets on beds and couches so that his shadow would fall on them for healing (see Acts 5:15). Cripples were healed and went leaping through the temple, and miracles were recorded: “ Now God worked unusual miracles by the hands of Paul, so that even handkerchiefs or aprons were brought from his body to the sick, and the diseases left them and the evil spirits went out of them” (Acts 19:11–12, NKJV).

Why are we not living in such a realm today? God has not changed; we have! The same Lord is with us! We have the same promises, and God is more than willing to do it again. But regrettably, there is an idea today that we don’t need the miraculous. It is said, “This generation has a greater revelation; it’s more educated, more knowledgeable. We are not to expect the Lord to work like that today, as that was only necessary to establish the church.”

If miracles were needed to establish the church, they are even more needed in the closing of the church age. Evil men have waxed worse and worse as sin has abounded many times over. Seducers have increased, violence has broken out beyond control, and hell has enlarged its borders. Satan has come down with great wrath. As doctrines of demons come in like a flood, apostasy grows worse.

We are in the great falling away. Abortion has filled the land with blood-guiltiness. Our youth are plagued by substance abuse and isolation. New diseases are spreading death worldwide.

We need more of Jesus, more of his saving, healing power than any past generation! The apostles knew the cost of the miraculous and eagerly paid it, but we have not been willing to pay the price.

09/20/2026

The Most Important Thing To Know,
1 Corinthians 15:1-4

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San Angelo, TX
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