Some believers look at brothers and sisters bound by the flesh and think that they are living their best lives as opposed to them that chose the way of Christ. The way of a Christian should be one that is enjoyable, whether you are deep in the valley or high on the mountain and if you have not yet come to this understanding, you might want to check that you are not still operating under the law and yet grace was freely given. Join me in understanding the difference between the grace covering the ignorant and the born again believer and why to whom much is given much is required. 

Reading: Luke 12:48, Romans 10:10, Philippians 2:13, Ephesians 3:20

In a personal encounter with the Lord, He revealed to me an oracle that has helped me redeem so much time and make decisions that are pleasing to his sight. What he spoke to me was simple: 'There will never be a time my truth will be separated from principle. Truth without principle becomes manipulative and disorderly while principle without truth is dictating and loveless.' Join me in understanding why God's truth can never be separated from the principle accompanying it and why it is colossal for us to understand both. 

Reading: Ephesians 3:20, Exodus 20:12, John 14:21, Jeremiah 29:11-13, Romans 8:28, Matthew 22:14.

Paul says in the 2nd letter to the church in Corinth: 'If our gospel is veiled, it is veiled to those who are perishing. If there is anything hidden about our message, it is hidden only to someone who is lost.' The Hebrew translation for the ‘word’ as mentioned in verse two is dabar and the word hide is cathar while glory is kabod. Solomon is implying that the glory of God is hidden in HIS WORD and the glory (kabod) of men comes from studying this hidden (cathar) Word (davar). God retains his glory simply by speaking, but we become glorified according to his will by searching the depth of the meaning of every word that comes from his mouth. GLORY! 

Join me in understanding the wisdom of reading and applying the Living Word of God to your life. 

Reading: Proverbs 25:2-3, 2 Corinthians 4:3, Romans 4:17, Acts 9:4

Elijah is a man who's mantle is 'the chariots and horsemen of Israel'. In layman language, think of Elijah as an army and its munitions, all encompassed in one man. We are given a scripture where the man of God ran faster than horses. While horses can be alluded to to symbolize power, war, glory and strength (1 Kings 18:46), The Lord tells Jeremiah that while he's worried about running with footmen, God's plan for him is to run with horses. A much greater purpose, than man can accomplish by his own works except by the spirit of God. 

Join me as we study how God intends to elevate our vision much higher than what our circumstances present. 

Reading: 1 Kings 18:46, Jeremiah 12:5, Psalm 16:5, Romans 12:2 

When you study the scriptures, you will see that throughout history God changed the names of the people He called. We have Abraham who's name changed from Abram, Sarah who's name changed from Sarai, Jacob who's name changed to Israel, Peter who's name changed from Simon. The names given by God are to lead us to his promises. They give new hope, blessings, new beginnings and above all, they are a prayer for they accompany you throughout your journey to the promise and place a demand on your life to live up to it. 

Join me in understanding the meaning of the names which we carry and should give to our children. 

Reading: Genesis 17:5, Genesis 35:10, Matthew 16:10 KJV

If you study the letters of the Apostle Paul to the Corinth church, you will realize that the church in Corinth is not yet matured enough to discern certain things by themselves, and as an apostle of the Lord he instructs them on how to proceed about different issues of life. Join me in dissecting the Apostle Paul's instructions to the church in Corinth.