A New Order of Intercessors w/ Rosemarie Stresemann

// Episode 38 // The New Order of Intercessor

38: Work, or labor, including the idea of one’s calling, life’s work and purpose.

Rosemarie Streseman, a podcaster, writer, counselor, intercessory hero, ( and also a fan of the podcast ) joins us for an interview about her life as a Berliner and Intercessor. Rosemarie reminds us what it means to be ONE with Christ, to LIVE in the New Covenant and intercede from the finished work of Calvary. Rosemarie shares from her hard learned life lessons and frankly and but graciously reminds us that LOVE is at the center of all true intercession and cautions of the wrong motivations. Rosemarie’s depth of wisdom combined with her childlike faith and absolutely delightful giggle make this a light hearted but truth filled episode- which ends with interpretation of a recurring dream.

Here are some of my favorite quotes:

“My understanding now was not that I had to switch back to the thinking of old but that the Lord wanted me to learn to pray with him. He is the intercessor so what is he praying? Jesus what are you praying about?”

“ It is not a battle any more, it is resting in his love and a trusting in his finished work.”

“Jesus said we have to have God’s faith, so its not ours, just relax its not your faith…receive it from God”

“ You want it to be what God wants it to be, because when you love something you want it to be whole, you want it to be beautiful, healthy… to blossom and become what it was meant to become, and this is only a desire in the heart when you love.”

ROSEMARIE’S INFORMATION:

Website: https://rosemariestresemann.wordpress.com

Podcast: https://rosengold.podcasterin.de

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