Live from the "New" Conference

Banners and flags carry a deep meaning, especially when used with spiritual understanding. God gave us various weapons for spiritual warfare — and military standards have belonged among them in the Bible from the beginning. Banners are therefore not just a nice, colorful decoration, but they visualize important spiritual truths. They are a spiritual language, a visible proclamation that supports the message and the praise.

Sigrid talks about various aspects of banners and flags, the significance of the standard-bearer, Israel's victory over Amalek, the name "YHWH Nissi" — the LORD is my banner, and how, for her, a banner is like a prayer without words.

In this service, four special banners are presented: "The Word," "Revival," "Lord of the Harvest," and "The Blood." In addition, the "Ruach" banner was handed over to Gottes Haus, and there was a remarkable musical performance by Wayne Negrini and Nadine Schreiber: "It Is Well with My Soul."

And Moses built an altar and called the name of it, "The LORD Is My Banner."
Exodus 17:15

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Song: "It Is Well with My Soul," 1876
Philip P. Bliss (music), Horatio G. Spafford (lyrics)
Performed by Wayne Negrini and Nadine Schreiber