You cannot eat anything and expect to be strong. Eating from the Lord's table requires prayer. It is in prayer that we avoid eating from things that we shouldn't. Matthew chapter 15 verses 25 to 28.

Whenever life beats you down and says you're not good enough. Remember the Holy Ghost is it in you and you're the most striking person in the whole world.

The Holy Spirit is the rebounder at work in our lives. He is the leads into all truths about all things.

Cut out the negativity in your life and enjoy the good life that God is given you.

The truth of God is freedom. What is truth to you? Only you can answer that question. When we learn to accept the truth of our reality. Then we can change and grow. John chapter 14 verses 16, John chapter 8 verses 32, verse Corinthians chapter 13 verse 6, proverbs chapter 12 verses 19. Truth is the one thing that we hold dearly but believing in a lie is the worst thing in the world. When we accept lies as truth we die spiritually. But in Christ there is hope of life. Learning to accept the reality of where you are is our main goal. Learning to work from where you are is freedom.

Sin is the one thing that if not cut out destroy relationships, finances, and marriages. It's the one thing that separates us in our relationship with God. Sin is a slow destroyer. Romans 6:23

The peace of God is the assurance that God is able to do what he can do. Philippians chapter 4 verses 6 through 9

Their weapons sent by the enemy in our lives to destroy us. But through the grace of God they never prosper.

When we look at the Book of Judges chapters 13 through 16. We are looking at the life of Samson from his birth until his death. It is through his life God uses his story to teach us everyday life. In this lesson we learn that sin destroys your character and then later the enemy uses it to destroy you

The value of Prayer and how important prayer is in our everyday life. In this episode Bishop Sneed of South Austin Community Church in Austin, Texas. Talks to us us about prayer and how we can grow our prayer life.