God’s throne is dynamic and supernatural, and is as much in each believer as it is in heaven. Yet there is the truth that we cannot behold His glory and live. While He shields us in Christ, He also reveals … Continue reading →
There is a difference between spiritual distractions and the simple distractions of life. But both can have the same result if we allow them to distract us from the work God has called us to do. The indwelling Spirit will … Continue reading →
The little used meaning of bondservant for Christ is one of active choice to lay down self in His service. What this means is that, like Jesus, we must live to serves others. It’s a choice that requires us to … Continue reading →
In crisis, it’s easy to respond in fear and panic yet God gives us the assurance that we do not have to. We need neither make hasty decisions or choose flight. He is with us – before, behind, and within. … Continue reading →
Our purpose is to multiply the Word by sharing what we are given with others. This is a public commitment to a private and intimate relationship. We cannot hear Him unless we sit and listen. It all starts with beautiful … 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 →
Self-control is the last of the nine fruits of the Spirit. We learn it gradually as the other fruits are released in us through the work of the Holy Spirit. It’s an entirely God-given fruit that manifest our surrender and … Continue reading →
We cannot create or manifest spiritual gentleness for ourselves. It is a work of the Spirit in, a fruit of the Spirit which is the revelation of the nature and character of Christ. Our surrender brings us to the place … Continue reading →
Our calling as kingdom workers requires complete commitment. We must choose God as our dwelling place and live in Him and His sovereign purposes. This means to live His work rather than do it, an all-encompassing passion to see His … Continue reading →
Jesus is our champion who obtained an eternal and all-encompassing triumph over every battle we may face. When we walk in His triumphal procession, we manifest and testify of the eternal victory of the cross, releasing the sweet fragrance of … Continue reading →
