To hold your peace can be the most difficult thing to do because it’s a command for absolute faith in God’s ability and willingness to intervene. The peace that passes all understanding is key to victory in Him. And Moses … Continue reading →
God knew that humanity would struggle to see His love, so He demonstrated it through the cross. Jesus is our living proof that love gives all and that we can trust Him entirely. He is also our living example to … Continue reading →
Transforming liberty in Jesus is freedom that is God’s supernatural response to our attitude and choice. We can continue to live bound by our circumstances and apparent inevitability, or we can reach out to the God who has the power … Continue reading →
Spirit and life cannot be separated because it is the Spirit who releases the resurrection life in us. God intends that we live extraordinary lives as Jesus did, surrendered to the Spirit and learning to walk in the spiritual abundance … Continue reading →
The Trinity of God is our perfect example of a threefold cord at work with supernatural power. He has created and prepared us for this kind of unity with others. Together, our strength and faith is multiplied with the same … Continue reading →
A crisis of faith always happens when we are sifted as wheat, but Jesus continually intercedes to bring a victory of faith. Our trials are preparation to strengthen others, multiplying our personal experience into a powerful kingdom victory. And the … Continue reading →
When we weep in intercession, it’s a surrender of self and full identification with the heart of God and the unsaved. The work of Christ must continue in us, and part of this is to lay down our lives as … Continue reading →
Jesus commanded His disciples to wait for Holy Spirit empowerment. This means that being filled with the Spirit is a command, not an optional extra we can accept or refuse. It’s a must have, but it means surrender to His … Continue reading →
We must commit our works to God by yielding our lives in His service. It doesn’t mean committing what we think or plan to do and expecting Him to bless it. The commitment must come first and must be to … Continue reading →
Jesus came to seek the lost, which includes everything that we lost through the fall. Salvation is perfect and complete. Everything that was lost or turned from the purposes of God is included so that we can walk in wholeness … Continue reading →
