Through prayer and supplication, we have access to God’s presence for ourselves and for others. When God’s presence manifests, the place shakes, the earth quakes, walls come down and the enemy flees.

Entering God’s presence involves spiritual discipline. As we draw near to Him, He will draw near to us. He responds when people move toward Him, JAMES 4:8.

God never changes because you can’t improve on perfection. We, as EPH. 4:23 TLB says, ought always be changing for the better. Think about how we can make changes that will result in experiencing God’s best in our lives.

Thanksgiving and praise give us access to God’s presence, enabling Him to manifest Himself among us, and become our salvation, PS. 118:21.

Receiving the Spirit wasn't a suggestion, it was commanded. Jesus has been glorified, the Spirit has been given and now the decision is ours to make. We can operate in our own strength or we can operate in power from on High. Have you received the Spirit since you believed?

The Blood’s been shed and applied by Jesus in Heaven. The question is, has it been applied to our ears, thumbs, and toes—to our lives? Have we been washed in the Blood? Do we access the throne by the Blood, HEB. 10:14-22? It’s time to apply the Blood to our lives, our homes, our government and our schools and release power from on high to destroy the work of the enemy!

The evidence for the Resurrection is so overwhelming that even today many are being martyred for their faith. Open doors-160,000 Christians are martyred daily for following Jesus. The empty tomb, the eyewitnesses and the changed lives serve as proof that Jesus is alive and our labor in the Lord is not in vain, 1 COR. 15:57-58.