Manna in the Word

In the beginning was the Word ... and the Word became flesh and dwelt among us. This is such a good promise and show of love from the God of the Bible toward us. Amen.

Today's passage from Isaiah 40 is an encouragement from the Lord God. He will lift us up and support us. He will strengthen us in our run and in our walk with Him. Others may fail, but He will strengthen us as we walk with Him, here on Earth.

My God shall supply all your need according to His riches in Christ Jesus. - Paul to the Philippians.

What is it you need? Healing? Health? Wholeness? Peace in your family?

God is able to meet your need according to His ability to meet your need.

Listen to this podcast and be encouraged.

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What Jesus did in his life on Earth as a man you can do, too. Why? Because he went to the Father as our assurity. 

The miraculous life that Jesus lived, you can, too. Lay hands on the sick and watch them recover. Heal the blind, the lame, the diseased. You can even walk a life of righteous with the God of the Bible and have the same relationship with the Father that Jesus did, and does. We receive by  simple act of faith - a simple act of trusting God that what He said was so; and the miraculous opens up to you, because you walk with the God of the Bible as Jesus does. Amen.

God so loves us that He sets a feast before us, even in the presence of our enemies - those who want to destroy us. He says, He has got this. Amen.

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A righteous man who walks in his integrity, his children are blessed after him. - Proverbs 20.7

Fathers, cultivate a right relationship with God the Father through Jesus Christ. You do this and walk in your integrity, your children and those who you mentor and lead will be blessed.

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Hello Friends!

In this episode, I take a look at Acts 28.28, where Paul had a discussion with Jews in Rome. Some accepted what Paul had to say, others rejected it. Paul let them know: "this salvation of God has been sent to the Gentiles; they will also listen." Where Israel rejected salvation, God gave it to everyone, anyone, who would receive the gift of life.

Luke starts his gospel of Jesus with noting others have their gospels, so he researched, talked to those who were witnesses, and wrote an account. This was done that we may know with certainty those things we have been taught.