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When we realize that is a master design for our lives, it calls upon us to live into that design. Worldly distractions get in the way of our ability to see what God’s plan is for us and what is available. Don’t be distracted by challenges, but look forward to what God has in store when we see the challenge for what it really is - Preparation for Bigger and Better.
God bless,
Rev Leon
Jeremiah 18:1-11
In a world obsessed with visibility, where voices clamor for attention and titles are worn like crowns, Jesus offers a radically different vision. In Luke 14:7–14, He watches guests scramble for seats of honor and gently teaches: “For all those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be exalted.” This is not just etiquette; it’s a spiritual blueprint.
God bless,
Rev Leon
We are experiencing challenges to life as we have known it. There are shifts occurring in many aspects of our lives, and the good news is that these changes are awakening something for all of us. We are discovering areas where we may have been asleep or blindly tolerant. Many are now beginning to identify situations in their lives where they can no longer accept those things that do not enliven. We need not get distracted by the distractions of system problems, but instead embrace the need freedom that is coming out of the insights being revealed about who we are becoming. Just like the woman in Luke 13 who in her healing, was able to stand upright, we too have been healed to stand upright in areas of our lives that are now being healed.
God bless,
Rev Leon
Luke 13:10-17
We live in a time where declarations are louder than demonstrations. People say, “I believe in God,” but when we ask, “Which God?” or “How do you know God?” the answers often dissolve into vagueness.
When we realize that God sees through our words we can begin to address the importance of being true and authentic with our lives.
That is transformation, and that is what God’s desire is for each of us and the world.
God bless,
Rev Leon
Jeremiah 23:23-32
It is the Father’s good pleasure to give you the kingdom. This is a powerful promise of God. The question becomes, are we worthy? While we may enjoy the experience of grace, are we willing to reflect upon the price required of us, or are we willing to step out without paying our tab?
While it is God’s good pleasure, we must pay attention to our part of that bargain. We must be wiling to show up in a responsible manner. We must demonstrate that we are worthy and deserving.
God bless,
Rev Leon
Luke 12:32-40
Are you ready for real love? Can you handle being fully vulnerable? Do you know the healing that is found when pretense is abandoned and authenticity and intimacy run the show? God’s steadfast love is waiting and available when we are willing welcome that love.
Move from transactional love to God’s deliverance through steadfast love.
God bless,
Rev Leon
Psalm 107::1-9, 43
in Colossians 2:6-19, we are reminded to continue to live our lives in God, rooted and built up in God, strengthened in the faith as you were taught, and overflowing with thankfulness.” That is our true anchor. Some of us may need to revisit what we’ve been taught, and there may be others who did not have the opportunity to learn. It is never too late to learn.
We can easily get caught up on the trappings of the day. It is easy to lose sight of what is important as we find ourselves glued to screens all day long. It takes some effort to remember to ground ourselves in God’s word. That grounding not only brings us back to our true senses, it also helps to heal a world in need of such healing.
Anchor yourself in God.
God bless,
Rev Leon
Colossians 2:6-19
Who is invited into your home depends upon so many things. Whether it is for a short stay or an extended amount of time, there are real considerations.
In Psalm 15, the question presented is who is invited into God’s tent? What follows are statements of the virtues of those to be worthy of such an invitation. Do we share in those values? Do we reflect those virtues?
God bless,
Rev Leon
Psalm 15
Believe it or not, we are all healers. We can be healers who operate in a worldly sense, or spirit-lead healers. As spirit-lead healers, we must overcome the trappings of the world. In that sense, we must heal the wounds within us and between us. We must learn to be authentic. Any effective approach to healing must address the source. Healing our spiritual and social wounds is what true leadership in a spirit-lead sense is all about. We are assigned to be spiritual healers for the world.
God bless
Rev Leon
Psalm 82
How often do we see the materially rich on TV, in movies, on the Internet? How often do we see situations where the “haves” look down upon the “have-nots?” There is an unfortunate quality in human nature that thirsts for someone to subordinate. It is easy to see and judge the materially poor. We can see poverty all around us. How easy is it for us to see the Spiritually poor?
Consider that is a form of poverty that is often overlooked and disregarded. However, that spiritual poverty is killing the world. We who believe are charged with the assignment of changing that dynamic. We have the power and God has given us the assignment. Now let’s do it.
God bless,
Rev Leon
Galatians 6:1-16
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