In today's society dog is man's best friend. It is a companion for many.But in the Bible days dogs were not seen in such a light. Philippians 3:2 tells us to beware of dogs. Why is that? Listen as Rev. Banks begins to share why believers need to be wary of dogs in the church.

Abraham was God's friend. Every believer can have the same testimony. Listen as Rev. Banks shares how to become friends with the God of your salvation and enjoy intimacy with Him.

This impromptu episode is just a word of encouragement from my favorite psalmist, King David. I was reading Psalm 42 and was tremendously blessed by it. I just wanted to share what I got from this scripture with you. I hope it blesses you as it did me.

This episode comes as a message straight from the heart of the Father Himself. He desires an intimate relationship with each of His children. Rev. Banks shares God's message and identifies those things that block intimacy with God.

All offerings are not acceptable to God. Just look at Cain and Abel. God accepted Abel's offering but rejected Cain's offering. Listen as Rev. Banks shares what a polluted offering looks like.

Some of us are fighters by training and others by nature. When somebody attacks, we fight back. But God is saying that you do not always need to fight. Sometimes you must hold your peace and allow Him to fight your battles.

This a beautiful song that blesses me and has been ringing in my spirit for days. This version is performed by Ijeoma Omotade. I pray that it blesses you. Enjoy!

There is something that we can learn from our wilderness experience. Rev. Banks uses Jesus' wilderness experience to teach the believer how to overcome and to survive the wilderness. This is a powerful word that reveals the enemy's tricks and Jesus' winning strategy.

All believers have or will one day have a wilderness experience. Some give up during that difficult time and others build their faith and come out stronger. This powerful message will activate the faith of those who may be doubting God's presence in the wilderness. It will give you the strength to keep pushing through this difficult time.