To all my fellow servants of the LORD JESUS, this one is for you. May Christ Jesus our Lord move us and burn within us by His Holy Spirit to do His will.

After years of darkness; a soul without life; and a kingdom void of the LORD and His blessing, Manasseh finds himself at rock bottom; chained, humiliated and worse of all, under God’s wrath. You would think that the LORD would put him to death for all the things he did, yet in a moment of great humility, Manasseh moved the heart of God to display His great mercy. In one of the greatest displays of mercy, the LORD GOD of ISRAEL once again shows Himself faithful and true to what He had promised in His Word; that if we humble ourselves and turn from our wickedness, He is also faithful to forgive us and cleanse us. God bless and may the LORD settle our hearts on this awesome reality in Jesus’ name!

Lost in your sins? Delving deeper into darkness? Are you wondering if you are too far gone? If your answer is yes, then join us as we begin a two part series on a man who was just as lost as you are; perhaps even worse. Enter Manasseh, perhaps the most wicked of Judah’s kings; a man who delve so far into darkness that you would never think he sat on the throne of David his forefather. May the Lord Jesus move our hearts to remember that we all have the capacity in ourselves to fall this low in the sight of God and men.

There he is, the chosen man appointed by Christ to proclaim the everlasting Gospel to the ends of the earth! Saul of Tarsus, or Paul, perhaps the chief one by whom the LORD extended His loving hand to us the Gentiles. May the Lord Jesus give us understanding to see what He is doing when He sets certain men apart for His kingdom work. God bless!

Saul of Tarsus, a man zealous for his Hebrew roots and traditional values, yet void of eternal life in Christ. That would all change one fateful day when Christ Himself would pay this man a visit. Enter the conversion of one of God’s most strategic instruments in furthering His kingdom. May the LORD grant us understanding and insight into His way of both choosing and using men and women for His glory!

The blessed Gospel from the lips of Christ Himself; what a privilege and blessing to sit in front of Him and hear it from His own mouth. Such was the case with Nicodemus; a man highly skilled and educated in the law of God, yet void of eternal life. But one encounter with the Son of God changed him forever.

Rahab didn’t only hide God’s people; not only did she declare the faith of Christ boldly by displaying a bright red cord; but she went further and confirmed her faith by obeying the command of the LORD by way of His people. We find in the final portion of her story that Rahab was justified by her faith accompanied by her action. May the Lord Jesus teach us that faith without works is dead; but that faith with works is authentic! God bless!

Who would’ve thought that something as seemingly insignificant as a bright red cord would become an everlasting symbol of the atoning BLOOD OF CHRIST JESUS OUR LORD! God bless and may His Holy Spirit illuminate us to recognize the significance of symbolism in the Hebrew Scriptures.

Rahab; a woman bound by God’s predetermined will to both speak and do what no other woman of her generation would. A harlot by trade, a daughter of God by faith.

“The wind blows where it wishes and you hear the sound of it but you do not where it comes from or where it is going; so it is with those who are born of the SPIRIT,” says Jesus. God bless and may the Lord Jesus open our eyes and hearts to the reality of the necessity of this most important experience; namely, SPIRITUAL REBIRTH.