This Resurrection Day we celebrate that Jesus paid our debt, set us free from sickness, and all bondage, and lives in us with life-giving Resurrection power. We can rejoice because we are indeed on the winning team!

God's love for His children can bring us into a deeper relationship with Him and set us free from sin and sickness.

When Jesus instructed His disciples concerning the end times, He told them that every ethnic group would hear the good news of the Kingdom before the end would come. This good news was not merely a teaching. It was actually in demonstration throughout the ministry of Jesus.

God loves you so much that He not only sent His Son as an atoning sacrifice for your sins, He also took all of your illness, sickness, and weakness in His body. His love motivated Him to carry away all of that so you could live free, healed, and whole.

Many times our response to hardships in life is emitted from our human nature. The weakness of our humanity, and ignorance of spiritual truth, often prevent us from receiving life-changing blessing from God.

Prioritizing your life to fill up on the Word of God will put you in the right frame of reference to succeed. Putting precise, accurate data into your spirit being is essential to generate correct results that can be used to make the right decisions.

The Bible describes our God as a covenant-keeping God. Many Christians miss out on God's blessings for their lives and become disillusioned thinking that God doesn't hear them, especially if situations are not working out in their favor.

The Lord choses you for a perfect partnership with Him. The finished work of Jesus on the cross was God’s part that allows us to stand in victory over evil.

To function in faith and see breakthrough in our lives, it is imperative as believers that we understand the “perfect partnership” that the Lord desires with us. Comprehending what is God’s part and what is our part, and walking in the balance of grace and faith helps to position us for victory.

The Word of God is a tremendously powerful tool in the lives of the followers of Jesus. It’s time for us as the Church to not just talk, but to open our hearts to daily live out this Word!