There have always been conspirators and their conspiracies from the beginning of time. In fact, the Bible is replete with stories of men and women cloaked with an evil agenda to overthrow kings and kingdoms.

Now, these are the gifts Christ gave to the church: the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, and the pastors and teachers.

What an incredible thought that we have received an inheritance together with Jesus Christ.

The fact we could share anything with Jesus much less put our names in the same sentence as He can altogether be nothing but the grace of God.

Every one of you who is a Christian has an anointing from Jesus Christ. Do you know what that is? Have you experienced this Anointing?

Someone said,

"I know I am experiencing a fresh touch of God when I stop confessing everyone else’s sins and start confessing my own sins."

DL Moody said, "I've had more trouble with myself than any other man I've ever met."

For just as sure as the sun comes up every morning, we can be confident that His mercies never end. They are never based on how good we are, but only on His steadfast character.

Will we save our lives and submit to the ruling authority, or will we say with Peter, "We must obey God rather than men," and thus risk our lives?

I’m sure many of us can recall or point to a storm in our lives as well—where circumstances have seemed so great that we felt helplessly tossed in conditions we could not control. Where our security and happiness felt so hopelessly lost that we wondered if we’d ever get back on our own feet again.

“If you are faithful in little things, you will be faithful in large ones. But if you are dishonest in little things, you won’t be honest with greater responsibilities.

Most Christians accept Jesus’ resurrection. But have we fully discern its power and impact? What does Jesus’ resurrection really mean for Christians?