Let's take a closer look at how God chose man to partner with His Spirit to share the Hope of Jesus Christ. We must let The Light of our Lord shine out into this dark world and show the Glory of God's Kingdom here on Earth.

Standing in the mighty armor of God and wielding the powerful weapon of the Word of God, we have the strength to “pray at all times and on every occasion in the power of the Holy Spirit”, positioning ourselves firmly upon the promises of God until the devil flees.

At his hometown synagogue, Jesus announced “Today this Scripture has been fulfilled in your hearing.” (Luke 4:21) He was referring to His mission to destroy the effects of sin plaguing ... [Read more...]

Under the New covenant we now have the ability to “go right into the presence of God with sincere hearts fully trusting him”, as Hebrews 10:22 says. Developing an intimate relationship with the Lord is of utmost importance in our life of following Jesus.

We now have access to intimacy with the Father, the ability to go boldly and confidently to the throne of grace, by faith. Draw near to the one who made a way for you!

Leaders have an assignment from Jesus, the head of the church, to equip believers for the work of the ministry, to build them up, and bring them into unity of faith and increasing maturity. His aim is to produce followers who are stable and not easily deceived, sidetracked, or tossed about by the latest wind of doctrine.

You can knock down a mountain by taking one baby step at a time. Real strength & real growth will lead to greater victory as you consistently continue every day with the small step in front of you.

We can be the people, now in the New Covenant of Jesus (no more wrath of God destroying), who build up the wall and stand before Lord in the gap on behalf of our city, state, nation. Be a wall builder through prayer! Be a gap filler through intercession!

We'll be taking a look at what revival is using the Word of God in Nehemiah chapters 7-10. True revival is having a brokenness of heart for our sins and recognizing the goodness of God. It is a renewal of obedience to God's Word that moves us to action.

It’s rewarding to follow good leaders, but it’s not always easy. Leaders have an assignment from Jesus, the head of the church, to equip believers for the work of the ministry, to build them up and bring them into unity of faith and increasing maturity. His aim is to produce followers who are stable and not easily deceived, sidetracked, or tossed about by the latest wind of doctrine.