I Have Been Washed in the Water || Samarth Hai Tere Lahu Mein || RBIM Worship Live Stream

This session emphasizes themes of cleansing, freedom, and the power of prayer. It opens with a joyful English worship song, "I Have Been Washed in the Water," celebrating new life in Jesus. The service includes a powerful time of deliverance praise with "Samarth Hai Tere Lahu Mein," declaring that the blood of Jesus breaks every chain. The sermon portion teaches on the "Three Levels of Prayer" (Ask, Seek, Knock), encouraging believers to depend on God for their needs rather than on people or corrupt systems. Worship Timeline [00:00] Opening Praise - "I Have Been Washed in the Water" The service begins with an energetic English praise song. The lyrics "Washed in the water, washed in the blood, I am as good as new" celebrate the cleansing power of Christ. [04:57] Exhortation: The Lifter of My Head The worship leader shares a message about how Jesus takes away shame and lifts the believer's head, referencing King David. He encourages the congregation to worship with conviction. [07:46] "Washed in the Water" (Reprise) The congregation engages in clapping and dancing ("Shahrukh Khan style" mentioned playfully) to celebrate their freedom. [12:46] "Yeshu Yeshu Maine Usko Pa Liya" (Jesus, I Have Found Him) A joyful Hindi chorus celebrating the discovery of Jesus. [15:23] "Kaise Pahunche Hum / Samarth Hai Tere Lahu Mein" (How Can We Reach / There is Power in Your Blood) A powerful song about the blood of Jesus. The lyrics ask "How can we reach You, God is holy and we are sinners?" and answer that "There is power in Your blood to wash away sins and break chains." [24:39] "Sher Yehuda Ka" (Lion of Judah) A declaration of Jesus as the "Lion of Judah" who saves, heals, and delivers. [26:53] "Kadosh, Kadosh" (Holy, Holy) The worship transitions to a deep, reverent atmosphere with the Hebrew song "Kadosh," singing "Holy, Holy" to the Lamb of God on the throne. [32:24] "Tu Hai Mahan / You Are Great" A bilingual worship song declaring God's greatness and miracle-working power ("Karta tu adbhut kaam"). [37:05] Sermon: The Three Levels of Prayer (Ask, Seek, Knock) The pastor teaches from Luke 11:9-10 on the three levels of prayer: Asking, Seeking, and Knocking. He emphasizes that asking God is an act of obedience, not weakness, and shares testimonies of how God provided for the ministry when they asked Him in faith