I am here after seeing her sermon last week from the Potter's House. SHE was so Powerful and made so much sense. She left me thinking about my own Mental Health
I’m here because my mom suggested dr Phillip’s to me and told me hold TJ jakes is willing to have her near him in teaching what we grew up on, the Bible teaching and it’s word.
Greetings from California. The first time that I was introduced to you was while streaming Bishop T.D. Jake's on last Sunday. You were the guest speaker, and you spoke on mental health in the church. I was tore up. I believe with all of my heart that you ministering on this subject is going to bring the masses back to the church. So, hats off to you mighty woman of God. I'm praying that God continually strengthens you. #mentalhealth #bishoptdjakes #dranitaphillips
The prayers of the slaves just hit a hammer in my heart. It made everything you said so real. So real! It gave an amazing perspective of the heart of slaves that prayed. What an amazing Legacy. Thank you so much for sharing!
Dr Anita Phillips, What can I say? I’m so in awe of you and your family. I first saw you at the Potters House and I was deeply moved by your ministry. The anointing and the presence of God was in my living room. Thank you for allowing God to use you. I’m watching you and your parents now. Your parents are such a power house of believers. Your precious mother and her passion was heard in her prayers for those future evangelicals. Thank you. I even witness your gentleness when ministering to those who are struggling with mental and emotional trauma. I slept so much better last night. I thank you again. Thank you Jesus for using Anita most powerfully. And that you increase her abundantly. In Jesus name.
I am posting this comment to let all my African American brothers and sisters,that I love you all and I am sorry you have had to go through all the racial issues and pain brought on you by any other human beings.We all come from one natural Father,Noah and you are my brothers and sisters.💖 I thank God I never was taught racism and that I have had the experiences to worship our God and Father with you all many times.Grace and PEACE be with you all.
Donna sister in Christ Jesus, it's all be the glory be to God. I am grateful to be apart of the body of Christ... He sees me, He hears me, and He knows me... Can we all still serve God if no one else knows our name... Because He does know our names... Is that enough? Amen.
WOW!!!!!! This blessed my soul. I just order Conversations with God for son-in-law, and myself. This History was Insightful and impactful. Your father is wise...I love your mother...
Dr Anita, who I’ve just been intro’d to, via media, by my dear friend & prayer partner, Thank You for this blessing-a timeless message of our prayer tradition ~1st Lady of ECC Hawthorne , CA
Susan Ruo Me, too. I have worked in the mental health field for 26 years as both a secretary, mentor, counselor, coach, qualified professional, behavioral specialist, team leader, advocate...and her messages has resonated in my soul. I have my Master’s in human services with a concentration in mental health and they do not teach you all this.
@@wandaroyall4104 You are absolutely correct. They are not open spiritually. They need to prove everything. They teach research, findings and everything needed to be tested. And you can't always discern truth with these methods. I also discovered her via td jakes conference.
I saw Dr. Anita Phillips for the first time on Hillsong when Pastor Carl Lentz had a discussion on race in America and with the Church right now. I was blown away!! I set up a watch party of the Christine Caine interview for white friends from church to begin having some discussions about racism...especially implicit bias that people aren't aware of. I'm a follower now!! So powerful!!
God is so Amazing to have your parents living for Jesus and knowing that prayer is so very powerful and effective.This almost brought me to tears please keep doing what you are doing you help me today!
I watched the video with Christine Cain yesterday and came here to watch this today. I've been a missionary in Haiti for about 15 years and have often wondered at the differences in how people pray and do church here, but always just chalked it up to "a Haiti thing". I'm so thankful for this because it's helped me understand the roots of how people here worship and it's causing me to look at my own worship traditions in a different light. Thank you for all of this!
AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING! So many times I’ve had ppl ( usually non-black) question why I pray and worship the way that I do. And I have never been able to articulate why until this video. AmaZing dr. Anita thank you so much!
Your mother pray that house down. I dropped everything I was doing and bawled my head and praise God and thank God and she was speaking and praying God's word over those people You are so blessed to have a mother like that and reminded me of my mother The prayers that she used to pray and how powerful and mighty they were and how many answers to prayers manifested. God bless you and your family in the name of Jesus!!!
I’m AA and was reared in the COGIC church so I relate to much of this! The “concert”prayer” is new to me but awesome! Expressive prayer is vital and definitely Biblical (see psalms). I LOVE the authority we pray with as it empowers and is heartfelt! Thanksgiving & praise, as well as “testimony” time is part of the AA church tradition. It is also Biblical and vital to our relationship with Christ!!
Amen🙌🏾 even now may God answer her prayer. "O Lord, hear! O Lord, forgive! O Lord, listen and act! Do not delay for Your own sake, my God, for Your city and Your people are called by Your name.” Daniel 9:19 Glory to God!
I am here after watching the conversation with Christine Kane “Body Language a conversation on race and restoration in the body of Christ” I praise and thank God for His provision of using you as His communication tool! The Holy Spirit’s empowerment of your message is so clear and has been so helpful to teach my heart. Thank you!
Almost everything y'all have talked about in the traditions of prayer is how I grew up too! I grew up Pentecostal as well through the Assemblies of God - which I learned was the white split from Azusa Street (such miracles and satan still managed to divide us by color). I miss it so much - prayer services, testimony, weeks long revivals... Now days it is dismissed as emotionalism and heaven forbid we show emotions infront of everybody cuz we'll look weird to others. Bless you Dr. Phillips and your folks for ministering.
Dr. Phillip's first I want to say that you are a breath of fresh air of the word. I love that you put us to task in our own mental stability. This is a very serious problem in our community. Lack of forgiveness, bitterness, keeping account, they all manifest in diagnosable behaviors. I am not in the mental health field but I was married to someone who had several tags attached but he refused to even face hurts more less than heal them. Anyway that is not the reason for my comments. I wondered if you have heard of Equiano Ouidah. He wrote a book about his slave capture and then his life here as a slave. When he became free he wrote his story. You are correct that we fought to hear and read the word of God, but not just because of our innate spiritualness; we fought to hear and learn the word because we recognized that they were worshipping our God. So it became needful to learn the oppressors language so we could return to the God we forsook when our ancestors denied the Messiah and consented to His death. We alsrecognize that we do not exist without God because we came from Him. A very proud heritage indeed. Keep up the good work. We need voices like yours in this age. Love ya, Yez
The tradition of prayer began before we were called African Americans. It began with our Patriarchy: Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. WE are the Israelites of the Bible. We must come back to our God by freeing our spirits from our enemies teachings of our heritage. We must KEEP THE COMMANDMENTS through Christ.
Hello Family, I am trying to find statistics/studies that show that proportionally, black people listen to white pastors more than white people listen to black pastors. if anyone has a link to these sort of stats please reply. thank you!
I just tried to look it up... it's an anthology by James M. Washington PhD. I live in Canada and I saw it on Amazon here ... But it was $500 for the paperback and $200 for the hardcover and they were the used ones.. nothing new available...
I truly value Dr. Phillips knowledge and research but, I've heard her on two separate sermons where she's stated that "we" during slavery took on the spirituality of our captives. She believes that Christianity wasn't our original religion and that this belief is "trauma based worship". My question for anyone including herself is' are you stating the the bible "isnt truly our (BLACK PEOPLE'S ) history" and we are not "truly" the children of israel? And if we are not truly worshiping our original GOD, then what GOD did we worship before slavery, considering not all Blacks were slaves. Lastly, from a mental health standpoint, "how can she then support "trauma based religious conversion"? I've been praying on this and, I value all feedback. @DrAnitaPhillips
I don't believe that the enslaved blacks were practising trauma based worship. We as black people are from the lineage of Adam. The original man. We are from the lineage of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. We black race from my understanding were the first race on earth. Our forefathers worship the God of Abraham. We are a spiritual race. However back in the motherland as every other race some choose to serve other gods. My theory is the enslaved that were captured from Africa were the ones that worshipped other gods. However in times of trauma, trials and persecution they reconnected to their forefathers God... Abraham, Isaac and Jacob is was a natural transition. The igbos in Nigeria, it is documented of their Jewish heritage. Some still practice some Jewish feast and celebrations to date. Some tribes in Ethiopia do also. And this was way before enslavement. Am not here to bring contradiction to Dr Anita's message but to educate and enlightened anyone who might be interested. There was a documentary depicting this unfortunately l can't access it. Africans were not known as Christian bcos before the new testament there were no Christians. They worshipped Yahweh the God in the pentateuch...the Jewish God. In that documentary scrolls were discovered in a tomb in the continent of Africa. Africans have always been literate and possibly had the Torah before enslavement. What is in the history books in the USA and Europe is written to dehumanise an entire race. Hence alot of us are not fully versed in our rich and awesome lineage and history.
@@fruitinspector8247 Chyna thank you for sharing your insight. I truly value fact based information and I thank you for taking the time to comprehend and respond to my question. I will look into your resources offered! Blessings
This all sounds great. But, it still doesn't answer the question of why God has forsaken us? Why do we even acknowledge a white God, and this made up persona of Jesus?
I’m here after watching it from Christine Caine’s Instagram! This is sooo good!!
Me too!
me too
Me too!
Me too
Me too!
...when a prayer tradition is developed under that kind of pressure, its special..Dr Anita Phillips
The best legacy parents can leave their children is teaching them to trust in and have a relationship with Jesus ❤❤
I am here after seeing her sermon last week from the Potter's House. SHE was so Powerful and made so much sense. She left me thinking about my own Mental Health
MARIE me 2!!!
Me too. It was my first time seeing and hearing her. Powerful
I'm here too!
MARIE me, too.
ME 2!!! HER MINISTRY IS ABOUT TO TAKE OFF BECAUSE OF BISHOP JAKES!!!
I’m here because my mom suggested dr Phillip’s to me and told me hold TJ jakes is willing to have her near him in teaching what we grew up on, the Bible teaching and it’s word.
I am Ugandan African American this made so much sense finally-Thank you. I also listened to your talk at Essence
Greetings from California. The first time that I was introduced to you was while streaming Bishop T.D. Jake's on last Sunday. You were the guest speaker, and you spoke on mental health in the church. I was tore up. I believe with all of my heart that you ministering on this subject is going to bring the masses back to the church. So, hats off to you mighty woman of God. I'm praying that God continually strengthens you. #mentalhealth #bishoptdjakes #dranitaphillips
The prayers of the slaves just hit a hammer in my heart. It made everything you said so real. So real! It gave an amazing perspective of the heart of slaves that prayed. What an amazing Legacy. Thank you so much for sharing!
Dr Anita Phillips,
What can I say? I’m so in awe of you and your family.
I first saw you at the Potters House and I was deeply moved by your ministry. The anointing and the presence of God was in my living room. Thank you for allowing God to use you. I’m watching you and your parents now. Your parents are such a power house of believers. Your precious mother and her passion was heard in her prayers for those future evangelicals. Thank you. I even witness your gentleness when ministering to those who are struggling with mental and emotional trauma. I slept so much better last night. I thank you again. Thank you Jesus for using Anita most powerfully. And that you increase her abundantly. In Jesus name.
I am posting this comment to let all my African American brothers and sisters,that I love you all and I am sorry you have had to go through all the racial issues and pain brought on you by any other human beings.We all come from one natural Father,Noah and you are my brothers and sisters.💖 I thank God I never was taught racism and that I have had the experiences to worship our God and Father with you all many times.Grace and PEACE be with you all.
Donna sister in Christ Jesus, it's all be the glory be to God. I am grateful to be apart of the body of Christ... He sees me, He hears me, and He knows me... Can we all still serve God if no one else knows our name... Because He does know our names... Is that enough? Amen.
Thank you for your recognition of our history and seeing us as 1 race human needing salvation.
WOW!!!!!! This blessed my soul. I just order Conversations with God for son-in-law, and myself. This History was Insightful and impactful. Your father is wise...I love your mother...
Dr Anita, who I’ve just been intro’d to, via media, by my dear friend & prayer partner, Thank You for this blessing-a timeless message of our prayer tradition ~1st Lady of ECC Hawthorne , CA
Dr Anita let your parents speak more in future so encouraging...I was tremendously Blessed and honored your Godly parents..
Thank you God for Dr. Anita Phillips and what a blessing she is to me. Looking forward to meeting her one day Amen.
Am here after her sermon in The Potters house
Susan Ruo me 2
Susan Ruo Me, too. I have worked in the mental health field for 26 years as both a secretary, mentor, counselor, coach, qualified professional, behavioral specialist, team leader, advocate...and her messages has resonated in my soul. I have my Master’s in human services with a concentration in mental health and they do not teach you all this.
@@wandaroyall4104
You are absolutely correct. They are not open spiritually. They need to prove everything. They teach research, findings and everything needed to be tested. And you can't always discern truth with these methods.
I also discovered her via td jakes conference.
Same😂😂😂
Three years later I watch from Cameroon Africa, and am so blessed. Thank you mom Graham for the prayers and exhortation. Thanks Doc
I saw Dr. Anita Phillips for the first time on Hillsong when Pastor Carl Lentz had a discussion on race in America and with the Church right now. I was blown away!! I set up a watch party of the Christine Caine interview for white friends from church to begin having some discussions about racism...especially implicit bias that people aren't aware of. I'm a follower now!! So powerful!!
God is so Amazing to have your parents living for Jesus and knowing that prayer is so very powerful and effective.This almost brought me to tears please keep doing what you are doing you help me today!
Love the way Dr. Phillips embraced the richness of the COGIC and the African American church experience. Thank You
I watched the video with Christine Cain yesterday and came here to watch this today. I've been a missionary in Haiti for about 15 years and have often wondered at the differences in how people pray and do church here, but always just chalked it up to "a Haiti thing". I'm so thankful for this because it's helped me understand the roots of how people here worship and it's causing me to look at my own worship traditions in a different light. Thank you for all of this!
AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING! So many times I’ve had ppl ( usually non-black) question why I pray and worship the way that I do. And I have never been able to articulate why until this video. AmaZing dr. Anita thank you so much!
This was so engaging and delightful...I am now in an online church and kind of miss the back and forth of the poeple. Thank you for your stories.
Your mother pray that house down. I dropped everything I was doing and bawled my head and praise God and thank God and she was speaking and praying God's word over those people You are so blessed to have a mother like that and reminded me of my mother The prayers that she used to pray and how powerful and mighty they were and how many answers to prayers manifested. God bless you and your family in the name of Jesus!!!
Thank you for sharing your Parents with Us! God Bless you In Jesus Name!
Great talk...powerful prayer...Mother Graham can pray with me anytime 🙏🏾🙌🏽
So grateful to have discovered this video. I’m sharing with all my friends and family. Blessings to the First Lady and her parents.
I’m here in 2020 just discovered her from her preaching at Potters House and Dr Dharius Daniels. Love this message , God bless you sis ❤️
I heard you when you were on with Bishop Jakes. I was truly blessed 🙌
So thankful for you, for your ministry. May God continue to use you mightily for his glory and for the good of his people.
Awesome word and discussion on prayer in the African American culture.
Nothing but Glory. Your Parents are filled with the overflow. Had no choice but to flow on to you!
I literally cannot stop watching videos of Dr. Anita. Exceptional woman, excellent communicator, heart of gold, warrior for Christ, wow. 👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻
I cried through this whole thing. 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ whew this touched my spirit.
This is powerful! What an awesome spiritual heritage we have. Thank you for sharing this Dr. Phillips.
What an awesome prayer warrior Shirley Graham
Powerful!!!🙏🏽
God bless you richly for sharing.❤️
I’m AA and was reared in the COGIC church so I relate to much of this! The “concert”prayer” is new to me but awesome! Expressive prayer is vital and definitely Biblical (see psalms). I LOVE the authority we pray with as it empowers and is heartfelt! Thanksgiving & praise, as well as “testimony” time is part of the AA church tradition. It is also Biblical and vital to our relationship with Christ!!
Amen🙌🏾 even now may God answer her prayer. "O Lord, hear! O Lord, forgive! O Lord, listen and act! Do not delay for Your own sake, my God, for Your city and Your people are called by Your name.”
Daniel 9:19
Glory to God!
I am here after watching the conversation with Christine Kane “Body Language a conversation on race and restoration in the body of Christ” I praise and thank God for His provision of using you as His communication tool! The Holy Spirit’s empowerment of your message is so clear and has been so helpful to teach my heart. Thank you!
Almost everything y'all have talked about in the traditions of prayer is how I grew up too! I grew up Pentecostal as well through the Assemblies of God - which I learned was the white split from Azusa Street (such miracles and satan still managed to divide us by color). I miss it so much - prayer services, testimony, weeks long revivals... Now days it is dismissed as emotionalism and heaven forbid we show emotions infront of everybody cuz we'll look weird to others. Bless you Dr. Phillips and your folks for ministering.
THANK YOU YOUR SERMONS TOUCH MY HEART ❤️
I’m so grateful to truly understand our heritage
How powerful was the prayer of your mom and words of your dad...you truly blessed us with their presence thru Christ Jesus Amen and amen
Oh, how this blessed me. Thank you for sharing. How God displays his glory throughout all the earth, throughout all mankind. Praise his holy name.
I'm here really late after seeing her sermon at the Potter's House. I love her spirit and her take on Mental Health.
Thank you for this. I found it most interesting and it shed more light for me about the Pentecostal Church.
I truly enjoyed this and the prayer was powerful
Beautiful. This encourages my faith so much.
In Uganda, when the preacher says Praise the Lord, you say Hallelujah! I love it! It’s interactive!
That's true yeah you are right
Amen very powerful, thank you 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
I love what her father says about how “group prayer” is done. We need this! Can someone record and demonstrate?
I'm just now listening I Love the message..
I.......am speechless. Thank You.
GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
This blessed me ! Thank you Jesus
I TRUST YOU LORD
December 2021, this is powerful!!!!
Praise the Lord for the word!
🙏🏿had to find follow the holy spirit wow Pastor C.H.Mason after I saw her at the Potter house 🌠🌠🌠
Amen wonderfully said Pastor Graham
I'm here after watching it from Ps. Richwilkerson jr
Praise be to the Lord
Dr. Phillip's first I want to say that you are a breath of fresh air of the word. I love that you put us to task in our own mental stability. This is a very serious problem in our community. Lack of forgiveness, bitterness, keeping account, they all manifest in diagnosable behaviors. I am not in the mental health field but I was married to someone who had several tags attached but he refused to even face hurts more less than heal them. Anyway that is not the reason for my comments. I wondered if you have heard of Equiano Ouidah. He wrote a book about his slave capture and then his life here as a slave. When he became free he wrote his story. You are correct that we fought to hear and read the word of God, but not just because of our innate spiritualness; we fought to hear and learn the word because we recognized that they were worshipping our God. So it became needful to learn the oppressors language so we could return to the God we forsook when our ancestors denied the Messiah and consented to His death. We alsrecognize that we do not exist without God because we came from Him. A very proud heritage indeed. Keep up the good work. We need voices like yours in this age. Love ya, Yez
MsStrutadee Black hub
BBC
I come across you from Christine Caine your amazing
Yasss!! Halleujah!!! Amen!!
Thank you Jesus!!!!
Soooo good!!!
What are the other 7 (out of 8) types of prayers in the COGIC denomination?
Thank you.
Dr Phillips what is the name of the prayer book you read
Ministers Stevie & Tammy Binion www.abebooks.com/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=30566395869&searchurl=kn%3Dconversations%2Bwith%2Bgod%2Btwo%2Bcenturies%2Bof%2Bprayers%2Bby%2Bafrican%2Bamericans%26sortby%3D17&cm_sp=snippet-_-srp1-_-title1
Thank U Dr
Amazing!!!!!
HALLELUJAH HALLELUJAH HALLELUJAH
So grateful to have discovered this video. I’m sharing with all my friends and family. Blessings to the First Lady and her parents.
Does anyone know the author of the book conversation with God she was reading from is?
James M. Washington
The tradition of prayer began before we were called African Americans. It began with our Patriarchy: Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. WE are the Israelites of the Bible. We must come back to our God by freeing our spirits from our enemies teachings of our heritage.
We must KEEP THE COMMANDMENTS through Christ.
Speak on it!🕎🛐🌍💥
Hello Family, I am trying to find statistics/studies that show that proportionally, black people listen to white pastors more than white people listen to black pastors. if anyone has a link to these sort of stats please reply. thank you!
WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW!!!
Awesome!
Salute ☀
Diamonds only become diamonds under extreme pressure.
😭❤️
So good
❤❤❤
Who is the author of the book you spoke of Dr
Hello Gwendolyn Bard, the author's name is, James M. Washington
Thank You Diane
I just ordered on Amazon
Who is the author of "Conversations with God" ?
I just tried to look it up... it's an anthology by James M. Washington PhD. I live in Canada and I saw it on Amazon here ... But it was $500 for the paperback and $200 for the hardcover and they were the used ones.. nothing new available...
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I'm interested to know(ledge), WHY not learn the truth, instead of several different interpretations?
I truly value Dr. Phillips knowledge and research but, I've heard her on two separate sermons where she's stated that "we" during slavery took on the spirituality of our captives. She believes that Christianity wasn't our original religion and that this belief is "trauma based worship". My question for anyone including herself is' are you stating the the bible "isnt truly our (BLACK PEOPLE'S ) history" and we are not "truly" the children of israel? And if we are not truly worshiping our original GOD, then what GOD did we worship before slavery, considering not all Blacks were slaves. Lastly, from a mental health standpoint, "how can she then support "trauma based religious conversion"? I've been praying on this and, I value all feedback. @DrAnitaPhillips
I don't believe that the enslaved blacks were practising trauma based worship.
We as black people are from the lineage of Adam. The original man. We are from the lineage of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
We black race from my understanding were the first race on earth.
Our forefathers worship the God of Abraham. We are a spiritual race. However back in the motherland as every other race some choose to serve other gods. My theory is the enslaved that were captured from Africa were the ones that worshipped other gods.
However in times of trauma, trials and persecution they reconnected to their forefathers God... Abraham, Isaac and Jacob is was a natural transition.
The igbos in Nigeria, it is documented of their Jewish heritage. Some still practice some Jewish feast and celebrations to date. Some tribes in Ethiopia do also. And this was way before enslavement. Am not here to bring contradiction to Dr Anita's message but to educate and enlightened anyone who might be interested. There was a documentary depicting this unfortunately l can't access it.
Africans were not known as Christian bcos before the new testament there were no Christians.
They worshipped Yahweh the God in the pentateuch...the Jewish God.
In that documentary scrolls were discovered in a tomb in the continent of Africa. Africans have always been literate and possibly had the Torah before enslavement.
What is in the history books in the USA and Europe is written to dehumanise an entire race. Hence alot of us are not fully versed in our rich and awesome lineage and history.
@@fruitinspector8247 Chyna thank you for sharing your insight. I truly value fact based information and I thank you for taking the time to comprehend and respond to my question. I will look into your resources offered! Blessings
Dr. Anita is family, Amen
David James West, a Christian man
Prayer moves
11:48
MONICA RNB CLIP...
We are hebrews.
This all sounds great. But, it still doesn't answer the question of why God has forsaken us? Why do we even acknowledge a white God, and this made up persona of Jesus?
Why is there not a white history mth, Native American, Jews, etc...
I’m here after watching it from Christine Caine’s Instagram! This is sooo good!!