Like "streams bursting forth" (Is 35), devotion to the Lord's presence changes everything as His love POURS in to each situation...

As Moses, under divine inspiration taught the Israelites that fidelity to God's commandments would lead to fruitful living in God's presence (Dt 4), so it is today with disciples of Jesus living in the New and Eternal Covenant. At the heart of the Catholic Religion is found a passionate embrace, full of loving devotion, to God who has embraced us.

At the climactic point of the Bread of Life discourse, Jesus declares, "my flesh is true food and my blood is true drink." (Jn 6:55) In the gift of the Eucharist, Jesus meets us with an overwhelming loving kindness that is life-changing.

The delightful testimony of Kevin, who after having a neck problem for 4 years following a fall was surprised by Jesus with a spontaneous breakthrough healing at the end of mass one evening.

Turning away from perfect love. A fair description of the essence of St. Paul's famous and sobering words, "do not grieve the Holy Spirit with whom you were sealed for the day of redemption" (Eph 4:30) We consider some of the deceptions the enemy uses to get us to turn away from perfect love, the Holy Spirit within us, and two effective methods for staying engaged with the Holy Spirit.

The testimony of Sandra, Marcy & Marlene, three daughters of God whose left ears where touched by the healing love of Jesus, thank you Jesus!

After two months of pain, a battery of tests finding no reason to explain the cause of the pain, Ray shares the testimony of Jesus healing his condition at an Encounter Ministries Healing Service, praise you Lord Jesus Christ!

In John 6:1-15, Jesus asks Philip a question...to test him. In the gift of the test, Jesus reveals to Philip that his thought process wasn't being influenced by the divine perspective that faith gives. The grace is at hand to conform our thought lives to the mind of Jesus so we can grow into the image of the Son (Rom 8:29).

A dive into the beautiful mysterious truth in St. Paul's Letter to the Ephesians, that "in love, He destined us"; God destined us to be perfected in His love...if we want this...it is our destiny in Christ.

In the midst of weakness, St. Paul received encouragement from the Lord, "my grace is sufficient for you, for power is made perfect in weakness." (2Cor12:9) We consider the truth of these words for our lives as well...