Perhaps the worst warfare that Satan wages against believers is to cultivate passivity in us. Passive Christians don't stand against the enemy when they should, and they often fail to recognize Satan's handiwork at all. Are you passive about your life…or passionate?

With a fresh revelation of the Church's role in spiritual warfare and deeper insight into our training to rule and reign with Christ, we're off to the races this week! Nothing that happens to us is wasted, because God uses it all to get us where He wants us.

When we begin to see, REALLY see God's absolute sovereignty, the world is revealed in a whole new light. God is love, and His move in our lives is sourced in that love, even our suffering. To see that, we must see Him. So what is the key that opens our eyes?

"Vengeance is Mine; I will repay, saith the Lord." Is it possible that there's much more to this verse than we really know? Yes, it is! The Love of God and the vengeance of God are not mutually exclusive. In fact, they're one and the same.

Every cross that we embrace will evoke a unique heart response. We can deny that response and pretend it away, or we can do what David did: pour out our hearts so God can cleanse them. It might be messy but the rewards are great!

All of us are facing a personal and unique cross in this season of dying. Yet as we embrace the cross, the rewards reveal themselves: wisdom, authority, sanctification, and so much more. Our Father lavishly rewards us when we take up our cross daily and follow Him!

There is a time and season for everything, and we're in a season of dying. All of us are dying to something as we take up our cross daily, a painful experience that is unavoidable if you follow Jesus Christ. Yet the reward is well worth the pain!

With Election Day looming and tempers flaring, a reminder that God's rule is sovereign is a balm to our hearts. To illustrate God's faithful and indomitable will, Martha shares a political story you have to hear to believe. No matter how it looks, Jesus is Lord!

There is unmistakable power in the spoken word, and that power isn’t relegated to scripture and prayer. What about blessings? Do you proclaim blessing over another silently or out loud? Are your blessings anemic or strong?

Prayer and proclamation aren't always dramatic. In fact, there is nothing more practical than proclamation and spoken prayer to transform your life and body and health and finances. Today we share real stories of the power of proclamation in our lives. Do you have one?