Word Up! | October 22, 2022

The choices you make today have consequences for tomorrow.

You are not sinless, but you have been called to sin less.

Jesus came to do for us what we could never do for ourselves.

We do not fight FOR victory over satan, but we fight FROM Victory over satan.

Your abuse is our abuse, your justice is our justice, the prayer of our house is for healing to happen, hope to be found in the person of Jesus. Thus, we/I express my sentiment of solidarity and express our deepest gratitude that you are here with us.

Do not let the enemy punctuate your life with a period but instead let God interrupt your life with a semicolon. (Lamentations 3:21 “But this I call to mind, and therefore I have hope.”)

The goal is not sameness, but oneness, because we are made in God’s likeness.

The Bible is more than just a book that spotlights sin, it is the journal of God’s heart that
spotlights a Savior who came to take away sin.

The sanctity of life is so much more than a political talking point; it is giving worth and value to humanity from the womb to the tomb.

The supernatural work of the Holy Spirit in our lives is solely predicated upon whether or not we will make room for it to happen.