Based on Jesus’ encounter with the man at the Pools of Bethesda, Pastor Jack Hayford shares a personal testimony to illustrate Jesus’ desire to make believers whole in every area of our lives.

As believers seek God’s face for healing and wholeness, we will see victory! Pastor Jack encourages believers to press in until the Lord moves on their behalf, because the Lord desires His people to walk in wholeness of body, mind and soul, and to live in the fullness of the Holy Spirit.

Years ago, the movie The Exorcist fueled fear in audiences around the world. As was true yesterday, is true today: Satan and his evil spirits come to steal, kill, and destroy.

Years ago, the movie The Exorcist stirred the fears of audiences around the world. It presented the reality of the demonic, but failed to portray God's true power over the forces of darkness.

Years ago, the movie The Exorcist stirred the fears of audiences around the world. It presented the reality of the demonic, but failed to portray God's true power over the forces of darkness.

Years ago, the movie The Exorcist stirred the fears of audiences around the world. It presented the reality of the demonic, but failed to portray God's true power over the forces of darkness.

It’s human nature to feel weak and frail – after all, we are! We have limited capacities, and there’s so much in this world - both physical and spiritual - that will try to harm us.

However, you don’t need to be afraid if you’re a Christian. Believers have nothing to fear from this world, or those who inhabit it. Why? Because we’re promised by God that He loves us, will protect us, and will never leave us.

When we injure our bodies, we see a medical professional. But, where do we turn with a wounded soul and spirit? It should be God, but deceiving options will tempt us.

When we injure our bodies, we see a medical professional. But, where do we turn with a wounded soul and spirit? It should be God, but deceiving options will tempt us.

When we injury our bodies, we can receive treatment from medical professionals. But, where do we turn with a wounded soul and spirit? It should be God, but other deceiving options will tempt us.

Interest in the supernatural is greater than ever. Even with scholarly and journalistic efforts, there remains only one, authoritative source: God’s Word, the Bible.