God has given us the right and ability to agree or disagree with Him. We agree with Him by saying about ourselves what He says. Many people interrupt the flow of God's healing power with their opposing words.

Jesus didn’t back down or shrink back in fear from those who threatened Him. He also used strong words toward religious hypocrites. True love must be strong and willing to do what is right for others.

It is possible for one to be angry and be right – and justified in feeling that way. In order to love one thing, one must hate the opposite. Being in God's love means that we are opposed to whatever opposes Him.

Love does not rejoice in iniquity, but rejoices in the truth. A lover of self will withhold the truth rather than deal with the potential fallout of speaking it. True love will speak the truth - at the right time and the right way.

True Love does not demand, force, pressure, or insist on its own ways. God is not being demanding with us but gives us grace to grow and develop.

We are not saved by grace but then healed by works. We are healed by Jesus' stripes and there is nothing we can do to add to or take away from this fact. Often the harder we try the further we get from our healing. Healing is already yours in Christ.

Although God's love for us is a constant and nothing can separate us from it, we are still told to keep ourselves in this love. Do you know what God thinks about you? The benefits to abiding in His love are great!

If a person, in pursuit of God, will deny the world and the flesh, they will discover spiritual life. Unbelief, in part, is a result of being too fleshly minded.

In a timely message, Pastor Mark addresses this cultural hot-button issue with compassion without compromising truth.