Just as our God holds the keys to life and death, His sovereignty contains both the hand of wounding and the hand of healing. What a paradox for us! And a truly difficult dealing for everyone He calls. But what a reward awaits them when they do!

God's sovereign touch of one person can become a force of grace and love to usher in the sovereign touch of another soul. It's such a powerful encounter! Embracing sovereignty isn't a theological exercise; it's the heart-move that will open your whole world.

The Sovereign Touch is John Enslow's new book and it is now available as a Kindle edition through Amazon! This amazing and vital book is highly anticipated and sure to both challenge and encourage believers whether brand new or seasoned veteran. Don't miss out!

"Being one body and one spirit, as you were all called into the same glorious hope of divine destiny." There is unity only in the Holy Spirit and only with the mind of Jesus Christ. But what an amazing adventure to be one just as Jesus and the Father are one!

It is a great temptation to get involved with someone else's will, working to persuade or convince them, when the real power is in prayer. Every time. Do you find yourself fencing with the will of another rather than listening for the Word to pray?

We have a need to be loved, and too often it's all we can see. But there is a bigger need than being loved, and suffering is the path that can bring us to it. It is one of the deeper purposes of suffering, if we are willing to receive it and be reduced by it.

The problem of living in the old man instead of the new creation is one of the heart, not the mind. Are you trying to think your way out of a heart condition? If so, you are in for a big disappointment. Clean heart, clean life!

The power of proclamation gleaned in Kenyon's Words that Move Mountains led Martha to a revelation of The End Time Hope, February's Message of the Month. Like climbing a ladder, the Holy Spirit moves us from one rung to the next, preparing us for what comes next.

The Lord calls us to “work out your own salvation in fear and trembling.” And no small part of doing that is grappling with your life and making choices. Like David in Psalm 101, we make deliberate choices that affect every aspect of the life God gave us.

We have a choice whether or not we agree with the Word of God, but do we see it that way? In Enoch we see the power and favor that falls on the one who walks with Him in agreement. Our walk with God depends on our choice to agree with Him or not.