One of the things that the enemy wants us to do is to run from our problems. Pastor Mark says rather than run from your problems, run to Jesus. Never run from your problems, because if you do, your problems are going to run to you. David did not run from his problems, but confronted the enemy with prayer, trust and faith in God.

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What giants are you slaying today? It could be health, finances, family issues, but just like David put his trust in God, we can do the same. David may have assailed the giant, but Jesus assails the giants we face.

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We must all appear before the judgement seat of Christ, that each one will receive the things they’ve done in the body, good or bad. While our feet touch this earth, we still have His grace. That grace has provided ransom, pardon and deliverance and it’s ours to claim, if only we know and follow Him.

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In the book of Ecclesiastes it says, God has placed eternity in our hearts. From the time you were born, the Holy Spirit has been working to draw you out to the things of eternity. He arranges circumstances in our lives to reveal Himself to you.

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Have you ever wondered, “How can I know God’s will?” So, how can we be certain when God is truly guiding us? The good news is that the bible promises that God will guide us. As we seek His will, He’ll give us direction. As it says in Psalm 32:8, “I will instruct you and teach you in the way you shall go. I’ll guide you with Mine eye.”

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Do we know what Jesus truly looked like? Of all the many renderings, how can anyone know? There are clues in God’s word, but what we really need to know is that we WILL see His face. That same face that smiles on us and says, “Well done my good and faithful servant.” And when we look upon His face, then we’ll be satisfied.

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Every single one of us pour out our lives for something. But the Apostle Paul makes an appeal to us to pour out our lives to Jesus. As we ‘hold fast,’ as Paul encouraged us to do, we make God first in our lives. In the light of the judgement hour, heaven’s urgent appeal is for those saved to live Godly lives.

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The warning in the Book of Revelation is a warning of love. It’s an appeal to us to know Christ. The first angel’s message in the Book of Revelation helps to lead us back to obedience.

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Three men, three different times, three different situations, but they all had one thing in common. Simon, for example, was carrying that cross up Calvary’s mountain. But Jesus was by his side the whole way. All the way up that hill, Jesus was there. Whatever you’re going through, whatever burden you’re carrying, Jesus is by your side.

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What did the bible prophets think about God? Micah, for example, said, “Who is a God like you? A God who pardons iniquity, overlooks transgression, and does not retain anger forever.” Those powerful words will ring through eternity, the one true God reliable for eternity, as is His word.

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