Jesus, upon His entry into Jerusalem, wept at the sight of the city. His purpose had changed. He transitioned from healer and teacher to Savior.

Knowing there is more than what this life is giving is what keeps us living for and seeking to know more of God. We must preach Christ crucified.

You can never satisfy spiritual needs carnally, and we are living in very difficult times. Right now we are living in times of open doors where Jesus is pouring out his spirit and blessings on us. Before too long, this time will come to an end. 

Our eyes are blinded spiritually more often than physically. Jesus opens spiritual eyes to allow us to truly serve Him and His purpose.

This world will never know peace until the Prince of Peace comes. God's peace brings reconciliation and relationship.

There is a spiritual war going on right now, and we are fighting a tremendous battle. We have to put on the armor of God and put aside our carnal ways if we want to win the fight against the enemy.

The Church has been told for decades that God is going to bless us and prosper us, but one of the missing teachings of the church in recent years is how the church is supposed to face life's challenges and suffering as a Christian. 

God will never use an unclean vessel. We are commanded in God's word to dwell with the Spirit of holiness.

Up until the Intertestamental Period, the indwelling of God's spirit was basically experienced at the temple and the tabernacle. God dwelling in the midst of His people was through the presence and the glory of God. 

From the time of Moses's birth God knew him and had a plan for him. God has a promise of His presence and a renewal of His power.