We will continually face moments where the feelings or faith conflict challenges us. But Jesus already has the victory. It’s up to us to make the right choice and to prepare ourselves for these times by reading and knowing the … Continue reading →
The word ‘good’ is so commonplace and associated with so many fleshly things that we easily lose sight of what God’s goodness really means. Yet this and His mercy are key to imperative to praise Him constantly, for no other … Continue reading →
The end time challenge to the church is to believe the Word, both the Logos and the Rhema Word of God. When we believe, we acknowledge the sovereign authority of the King who will soon return. When He does, what … Continue reading →
It’s erroneous to believe that all the promises of God are unconditional. He makes it very clear that ours must be a reciprocal relationship. We must live in surrender and obedience as servant-sons to inherit His promises. When we do, … Continue reading →
When it comes to waiting for God to act, we tend to see only the negative frustrations and impatience that creep in. But the God of justice has a perfect purpose that transcends simply answering our prayers. He desires to … Continue reading →
Believe and see is universal, a principle of living by faith for every believer. In practical terms, it means putting the glory of God first and desiring to see it revealed in every situation. Kingdom faith is fixed on Jesus, … Continue reading →
It is incredible that the I AM should so delight in us that He brings us out of bondage and into the broad place of His love. In Him, we have supernatural life and limitless potential, but we must choose … Continue reading →
God’s sovereign power includes both foreordination and foreknowledge, but it never removes our free will. Like Judas, we share in the accountability for the cross through our wrong choices. When we sin, we choose self-gratification over the life of Christ … Continue reading →
Giving to God is a spiritual principle that far exceeds the limited understanding of tithes or financial giving. It must start and end in worship. This is where we give to God everything He is due, holding nothing back. Giving … Continue reading →
Faith requires that we step out in obedience, even when we don’t fully understand. Real spiritual understanding starts with the acceptance of the sovereignty of God in every situation. It’s a cumulative process of growth through faith and obedience and … Continue reading →
