When we get born again we become a new creation in Christ. If you study that out, the Greek gives an understanding that new creation means “an original species that has never before existed.”

The apostle Paul made a mention about a specific person, and said that there was no one else in Paul’s entourage that was like this one person. And the quality that set this person apart is striking, especially for Christians.

When we go to church and we hear a preacher give a message, what is that message - The word of man or the word of God? How we receive it and decide what it is, will determine how it works our life.

How do you see people has a profound effect on them and on yourself. Seeing them through your own eyes it’s going to hinder your life and quite possibly theirs.

Who determines whether God will move? Who determines whether the message that was preached has an impact on the people? The answer may surprise you.

Years ago I used to always say that if it wasn’t for Christ, I wouldn’t be a Christian. Sounds kind of stupid I know, but there’s a good story behind that.

So whose plan do you have? Is it your plan or God’s plan? Or is it a combination of the two? Here’s what it should be.

Sometimes we are so close to God, specially after a missions trip or a revival meeting, or someplace where we’ve gotten along with God for an extended period of time, that when we come back to our normal every day life it seems like we backslid. That’s not the case.

There’s a proper way to question God. If we have the right kind of heart, questioning God is not wrong. Just look at Marie when the angel told her that she was gonna be pregnant by the Holy Spirit. But there’s also a wrong way to question God, and there’s a wrong reason to question God.

When you’re squeezed, what is going to come out of you. It’s whatever is in you. So it’s important that we fill up with the right things.