Your focus is often determined by your need.  Focus in our

Man was created to have fellowship with God - to stay in communication with Him – to worship Him – to obey Him, etc.  So, how can we do those things if we lose our focus?  Our attention span has almost dwindled down to nothing.  Our minds are constantly jumping from one thing to another.  There is a lack of mental acuity. 

It's a challenge in the world that we live in today because there's so much coming at us: phones ringing and dings for email and dings for text messages, and just so much stuff coming at us, that it's getting more and more challenging to keep our minds on anything for any length of time.
We need to really begin to pray and ask God to give us the ability to focus. We're missing things that God's doing, we're missing things that God wants us to do because we just don't focus on what we should be focusing on.
I believe one of the things that brings us into a closer, more intimate relationship with God, is if we pay attention to what he's doing in our lives and make a bigger deal out of it than what we are doing now.

The Bible calls for spiritual awakening especially for

“I solemnly charge you in the presence of God and of

Whether you're a teacher, a mechanic, a parent, or a student, your life is a platform for God's Kingdom work. When you show kindness, offer help, share the gospel, or simply live with integrity and love, you are manifesting the power of God in your actions.  

Think about your daily interactions and responsibilities. Every moment is an opportunity to demonstrate the values of the Kingdom. It could be as simple as offering a word of encouragement, standing up for what is right, or taking the time to listen to someone's struggles. These acts might seem small in the moment, but they hold eternal significance in God's eyes.

Much of our understanding of the word church is correct, but does it relate to the Greek word Jesus used in Matthew 16:18? Christ used the word “Ekklesia” in the Greek. It means a gathering of citizens from their homes to a public place, an assembly of people for the purpose of deliberating, called-out ones, the sense of governance or assembly of Israelites. So, attending church does not mean that we are Kingdom-minded.

There has been a hollow awareness of something missing in the body of Christ. This missing link is at the very core of our walk with God. We have dealt extensively on the good news of salvation, healing, deliverance, prosperity, and all those beautiful dimensions of the Spirit, but have neglected to take a closer look at what Jesus said is “at hand.” It is the gospel of the Kingdom of God. We should have a Kingdom Mandate to be a visible demonstration of the Kingdom of God on earth as it is in heaven, where Kingdom truths, values, principles, priorities, and ethics are not only taught, but embraced, believed, and initiated in life every day.

We often discover that we can be asleep with our eyes wide

Now, the mention of the words revival or awakening will make some Christians light with excitement while others will roll their eyes with suspicion. I have a desire for an awakening to come because there is an increase in God-consciousness. I seek a revival not for the glitz that often makes such efforts feel phony, but for the individual and church-wide renewal we all need.