Promises are only as useful as the person who makes the promise. Our Lord Jesus Himself gave us seven faithful promises in the Book of Revelation (chapters 2&3). These promises are reliable and dependable. We can build our lives on them. God’s will is not for us to live as defeated people. Do not let the enemy feed you with the lies that portray defeat as inevitable. The victorious life is God’s will for you, and there are promises connected with your victory. Claim it as a right. Listen to this and share with others. Let’s grow the movement of victorious pilgrims. Amen.

This is the second part in the series, “What Really Matters.” I hope this message will help us see what John saw: the four categories of beings who worshipped in heaven, and as we see, may we likewise make this our one most important life priority. Amen.

Diotrephes. What a character!! There is so much to unpack about this man, so much to learn from him. I urge you to listen to this short devotion on him and, hopefully, make a comparison between his life and yours. As I studied his life, I am making new resolutions about my walk with God and my attitude toward others.

The Prosperity Gospel preachers have so abused the term and meaning of prosperity, so much so that serious-minded Christians seem to flee from the term and thereby miss out completely on the Biblical calling of God to prosper His children. This teaching restores the Biblical perspective on prosperity as God intended it to be and provides the right spiritual balance for the topic. As you listen to the 7-aspects of Biblical prosperity, I pray that you can fully embrace God’s call on your life to prosper. Amen.

Life is full of busyness, but what REALLY matters the most? That was the subject of today’s devotion. On earth, we are plagued with a million priorities calling for our attention. But in the Book of Revelation, John was asked to “Come up and see.” The moment he heard this, he was taken up in the spirit, and he saw. What he saw changed his worldview. We need to be caught up in the spirit that we may see. Only when we see, will our worldview be transformed. Listen to this devotion and see with us.

What does it take to remain faithful to the very end? In this episode, we tackle the tragedy of spiritual stumbling and the pathway to longevity. Drawing from 1 Peter 2:1–5, we break down the three requirements for a believer to grow up in salvation and avoid falling away.

Today’s devotion is titled, “Faith & the Faithful.” It looks at the core of who we are called to be and how we are called to live, “in focused confidence on Him who do not see.” Please listen, pray & share.

Praying this exhortation and three-point prayer will help give direction and vision for the new year.

You may be asking, “Why aren’t things moving forward as I expect?” or “What is the purpose behind all the delays in God’s promises to me?” I hope this short exhortation will help you find some answers. Listen & pray.

In this new year, one of our life priorities should be to advance the faith. This should be a critical part of our worship. This pilgrim devotion presents five possible ways of doing this. Don’t stay on the sidelines this year. Be proactive in advancing the faith. Listen, and plan to practice some of the five things presented in this message. Amen.