Faith comes by hearing. When the Word is preached, faith always comes. It’s our responsibility to make sure that Word is not stolen from us! The Word should always be in our heart and in our mouth.

The first thing Abraham had to learn was to listen. Listen then obey.

We aren’t afraid of the beast and what he can do because we have already taken the mark of the seal of God! We preach that the beast will be defeated.

The most meaningless statistics in sports is the halftime score. 2020 has been one for the records, but it’s only halftime!

The table represents family. Family coming together and sharing together. The table should be a welcoming place for all. Jesus invites us to the table before we are cleaned up.

The Bible says Naaman was a mighty leader and a man of valor BUT he was a leper. God had a plan to heal him but he didn’t like the plan. In order for Naaman to receive his healing, he had to be willing to let go of his preconceived idea.

No matter how bad it is, we have a deliverer. When the Israelites were in captivity, they no doubt couldn’t see a way out. But God had saved a little boy by the name of Moses in preparation. He always has a plan for our deliverance!

“I know Jesus and I know Paul, but who are you?” Does the enemy see you as a threat? We need to spend our days making sure the devil knows our name!

Ezekiel 16 is the story of an unwanted baby with the wrong genealogy. It’s a picture of us before Christ. But God in His compassion saw the child and said Live!