If you want to discern a ministry, church, teaching, or even a friend, look at the fruit of their life. God’s principles remain sure and certain; good fruit comes from good trees (those with the new nature of Jesus Christ) and bad fruit from bad trees (those with the old fleshly nature.)

"So every good tree bears good fruit, but the bad tree bears bad fruit. A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor can a bad tree bear good fruit.” Matthew 7:17-18

When it comes to supernatural provision, God’s ways seem to make no sense to the natural mind. But it’s His ways that will leave you full and satisfied...

Jesus uses many parables or images to teach us about the God's Kingdom and our relation to it. This week we’re continuing to learn about who we are as sons and daughters of God who are filled with the Holy Spirit. We are like salt and light. Salt is a very powerful substance that is used for preservation, as well as creating thirst.

We are also called the “light of the world” and are seated in high places. It is important that we understand who we are so that we can carry out the work each one of us is called to, and glorify our Father in Heaven.

This message concludes with Holy Communion where we learn that we get to partake of a holy “blood transfusion” that will transform anyone willing to receive it

In the book of Acts we see the Apostle Paul tell a lame man to stand to his feet after seeing that he had faith. But faith alone isn't enough to save. Faith goes hand-in-hand with power, which makes all things possible!