Are you using your "ask" with the Lord? There are people with no faith in life, people with just enough faith, and people who risk everything. Which one are you? If you don't have daring faith, crazy faith, are you really pleasing God? Are you tapping into the power of the age to come?

Do we get in trouble when we ask too little of God? Jesus told Peter he had little faith when he walked on the sea and sank. If walking on water is little faith, what does Jesus think of the risk we are taking? Could there be things God is wanting to give us that we haven’t even thought to ask for?

A preventative look at Biblical reasons why people might die early. Jesus’ intent is for us to live a long full life, to the point He raises people from the dead. God actually intended us to live forever in the garden and never die. 

Deliverance is for normal people. It is routine care for believers. Jesus likened it to giving water to your animals. It should be a part of the normal Christian life. Not just for the crazy ones like the demoniac but for every believer. 

There are windows of time for repentance. It's as if sins build up, reaching a full measure, and our window for repentance comes before our sins drown us. Repentance is our hope, allowing us to opt-out of what we deserve, especially in these end times.

Every temptation that we face works to make us question the character of God. The enemy is trying to discredit God in our eyes, working to skew our view of Him. The devil tries to manipulate the core of who we are to think that God doesn’t have our best interest at heart. But maturity comes when we realize God was always doing what was best for us.

How are you supposed to survive a lion attack? You are supposed to live, and the lion...is not. We are to have authority when the enemy attacks like a lion. Authority is not based on what God will or will not do, it is based on what we do with the authority God has given us. 

A completely different way of looking at the book of Revelation. 

Does Romans 13 mean what everyone seems to think it means? Are Christians to blindly submit to governmental authorities? Or is government a gift from God that only works when a nation's government is submitted to God?

Does Romans 13 mean what everyone seems to think it means? Are Christians to blindly submit to governmental authorities? Or is government a gift from God that only works when a nation's government is submitted to God?