
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


We are not alone.
God's angels are with us always.
Leading and guiding and warning!
Is anything too hard for the LORD?
Absolutely not!
Nothing in the truest sense is impossible or too hard for our God!
How do we know this?
The bible tells us so.
Not to mention the many miracles that He has performed and continues to perform in our own lives.
"Our goal is to measure up to God's plan for us."
Don't worry about skills you don't have and don't covet strengths others do have.
Just maximize your God-given gifts! "Kindle afresh the gift of God which is in you."
All believers are called to be soldiers in the Lord's army.
We have different responsibilities and callings, but all should be actively engaged in the battle between good and evil, righteousness and sin, light and darkness, faith and unbelief, abundance and lack, and ultimately God and Satan.
Unfortunately, too many believers have dropped out of the Lord's army; they are AWOL (absent without leave) or have deserted. Others feel as though they never enlisted.
Ezekiel 33:7 “Son of man, I have made you a watchman for the people of Israel; so hear the word I speak and give them warning from me”
As he walked on this earth, he did not only teach and preach about receiving love and eternal life, but also how to receive it, maintain it and keep it our hearts and mind always.
He gives us warning signs about how we can easily give up or toss away His many blessings.
We must stay focused on who we are in Christ and what His purpose for us is here on earth…and that is to represent all that He is within us.
The world is constantly speaking about and giving warnings, as I have, warnings and signs of the things to come that will bring to completion the end of times….but the question is…have we prepared ourselves spiritually for His coming in these end times.
God’s protection means you are inaccessible to the enemy, no matter what the circumstances.
The joy of the Lord is your strength (Nehemiah 8:10). Psalm 5:11 says it this way, “But let all those who take refuge and put their trust in You rejoice; let them ever sing and shout for joy, because You make a covering over them and defend them…” (The Amplified Bible).
Jesus used the Sower, the Seed and the Soil to tech about mankind’s reception of God’s Word.
There are many who hear God’s Word, but very few live it.
Some accept it for a short time, only to allow sin and self to choke out the Word.
In this parable Jesus makes some important points before He really begins to impart, into the understanding of His disciples, the meaning and the significance of this parable.
From the publisher's feed