In Christ is the place we want to be found and bring in the ones we love. In Christ are His health and His wealth. Life abundantly abounds with grace as His glory transforms us into His image. We praise through our adversaries by beholding our mediator, Christ. Whatever we need is in Christ!

We rise in our praise, or fall in our complaints. The praise ladder is vital to us all in this moment. I will be using a cool prop, as well as sharing some practical and powerful steps to take into the glory of God. Praise to Jesus—we want to thank the Lord for the healings […]

It’s time to raise His praise, and His praise will raise us. Triumphant in His praise! Jehoshaphat faced impossible odds, so he turned his face to seek the Lord, then the Lord went before the army of Israel in praise!

It sounds like an insurance policy, but rather it is our inheritance in Christ, which we access through His death. When we understand the benefits available to us, then we can obtain the full advantage. There has been enough death; now it is time for the resurrection.  (Philippians 3 and 2 Corinthians 4)

Jesus uses all disruptions in life to displace what is not eternal and bring Himself into our place. Wherever you are, Jesus is coming! He is not upset. He is victorious. In order to prepare, share with Jesus where you are, using the Easter story, as well as the many reactions to His resurrection. Maybe […]

Here is another authentic service. The first Passover was also experienced within the home. Together, we will receive Christ, our Passover. I am so excited about this week and all that the Lord will unlock in our hearts.

As we prepare for Passover on Wednesday, April 8th, and Resurrection Sunday on April 12th, we must remove the old leaven in order to keep the feast of unleavened bread with sincerity and truth. If you have the time, please read and meditate on Philippians chapter 3.

As we abide in Jesus, His words abide in us. Come to be fitted and empowered in Christ.

Jesus said, “The Spirit gives life.” Increased spiritual captivity means more of Jesus.  Jesus is always available with resurrection life through the Spirit.

God gave Abraham a promise, complete with captivity and release, that extended 430 years. God promised that Abraham’s descendants would not leave empty-handed; so when Israel left Egypt, they did so with Egypt’s riches. How do we take this time and restraints to call out the wealth from our captivity?