Without vision it's easy to stumble or go astray. Like blind Bartimaeus in Mark 10, it is imperative that you put your faith to work and receive your vision. Are you letting distractions and naysayers keep you from having God's best in your life?

Fasting is a powerful way to connect with God. When we fast, we humble ourselves before God, open our hearts to Him, and receive His grace and mercy. Discover today the potent tools of fasting & prayer together, to hone your sensitivity in the Spirit to receive personal breakthrough.

Fasting is a voluntarily abstaining from food for spiritual purposes. The main thing is to present yourself to the Lord as a living sacrifice with a sincere heart. Listen to His instructions. Follow His guidance. He can re-purpose your life, and shift you to another level in your walk with Him.

Why would God become a man? For many centuries now, Christians have considered the incarnation as the bedrock of the Christian faith.

There is a dominion that is on us. It is the government of the Lord Jesus Christ. Because He rules and reigns in the lives of His children, the power is in each one of us. His government is on your shoulders, which allows you to walk in His dominion and authority.

Last week we dove into the book of Habakkuk to discover that God’s love endures when you face trials and injustice. Continue the journey with us as we explore more truths from this book that will help us stand in God’s love despite difficult circumstances around us.

As Psalm 136 says of the Lord, “His faithful love endures forever.” His love endures when you face trials & grief. His love endures when you see injustices around you. His love endures when you don’t see breakthrough and are confused about where God is in a situation.

Love conquers sin! As Christians, we are exhorted in the Word to put off the “Old Self” on the “New Self”. This new nature is fashioned according to God’s blueprint for our lives.

Jesus asked Peter three questions. Were there three different questions OR was it the same question - three times? Why does John report that ". . . Peter was hurt. . ." following the third question? Was he hurt because Jesus asked the same question three times or because of the question, that he was asked the third time? We will explore.

It’s time for us to let go of all the fleshly things which we have held firmly to, and truly re-center our hearts on Him. It is time for us to put our trust and confidence in Him and Him alone!