Jesus reminds us not to seek to do the work of God through self or with any expectation of blessing or reward. Absolute faith in the full nature, victory, and purpose of Christ as Suffering Servant and Lion of Judah … Continue reading →
Nothing except ourselves can separate us from the love of God. We must be sure to keep ourselves in His love, to live constantly in Christ. There, the mercy we find in Jesus is the gracious assurance of life eternal … Continue reading →
Our purpose is to continue Christ’s ministry on earth, and that includes His role as the Bread of Life. To manifest this in us, God must thresh, break, crush, and grind to produce the finest flour of Christ in us. … Continue reading →
It’s a blessing and a privilege to be called to live in the ‘high places’ in Christ. In Jesus, the fortress of rocks has come to us – our dwelling place rather than sanctuary only in need. It’s where we … Continue reading →
It’s an undeniable truth that we are set free, because perfect liberty is part of Christ’s work on the cross. But it’s in living in Him and His truth that we see this freedom unfold and impact every area of … Continue reading →
Believers already have the fullness of Christ because Christ is in us. He makes the perfect, complete fullness and power of the I AM available in practical ways. As long as we remain connected to the vine, abundant resurrection life … Continue reading →
We are completely accepted by God in Christ. This acceptance extends beyond salvation. It’s for every part of our walk with Him, including our blessings, our ministry, and our anointing. God has no favorites, nor will He withdraw His acceptance … Continue reading →
As disciples of Christ we cannot avoid His challenge to step out in faith. But when we do, He is always there to empower us in our walk into the supernatural things of God. All we need to do is … Continue reading →
Every believer is both commanded and anointed to do good, and we cannot do it on our terms. We are called to life as Christ did and reveal His heart. Doing good requires a heart attitude of servanthood and surrender … Continue reading →
To forget the past simply means to yield it to God in Christ. This enables the transforming resurrection power of God to make the old new and bring liberty. Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; … Continue reading →
