Jesus is calling us to sit at His feet so that He can heal decaying, desperate, and dying situations. All we need to do is to humble ourselves, reach out and touch Him.

By His grace, God wants to give to every human being release, deliverance, wholeness, and cleansing. Are you willing to place anything and everything that is unclean before the Lord? The decision is yours.

Most everyone in this world today is hurting in some fashion, having to face things that are very hurtful. So, to whom can we turn in days like these? Come to Jesus. He alone brings purpose into our lives. He alone is our Deliverer and Healer.

This is a subject that cannot be hidden away in a closet, but it must be addressed in the Church with sensitivity, wisdom, and scriptural clarity. (For mature listeners)

Today, we deal with setting clear husband/wife relationships according to the Bible. It is the most tender, delicate, and most challenging relationship that exists; and there is no area of life that has been marred more by the fall of man. It is important to be careful to listen to the truth and live out that truth. We need to give time for truth to grow in us. There is no formulaic handbook on marriage relationships. There are basic guidelines, and then the Holy Spirit helps you know how to live in them. 

God has expressly assigned the angelic hosts to wait at the direction of the sons and daughters of God. They are on assignment to minister for the heirs of salvation. The expression, “Lord of Hosts,” occurs at least 200 times, especially in the Old Testament. The Lord of Hosts overrules fallen angels despite their animosity and opposition. Angels, however, who are obedient to the Lord, are present to accomplish the purposes of God through us and with us, His redeemed people.

According to Genesis 6, the ancient world was so filled with wickedness and evil that God was grieved He had made mankind. Therefore, He decided to blot out every living creature on earth. But amid all the corruption, Noah “found favor in the eyes of the Lord” and was rescued from the destruction of the flood. Our world today is also filled with sin, corruption, and chaos. As Christians, we are called to walk as Noah did—in the favor of God.

According to Genesis 6, the ancient world was so filled with wickedness and evil that God was grieved He had made mankind. Therefore, He decided to blot out every living creature on earth. But amid all the corruption, Noah “found favor in the eyes of the Lord” and was rescued from the destruction of the flood. Our world today is also filled with sin, corruption, and chaos. As Christians, we are called to walk as Noah did—in the favor of God.

We’re often tempted to quit and walk away when situations become hard or painful. But believers are called to follow Christ’s example of endurance through hardship, and the Lord wants us to persevere because He’s promised to never leave or forsake us.

The virgin birth has always been one of the major targets of criticism against Christianity. Nevertheless, the virgin birth of our Lord is one of the cornerstones of the Christian faith