Left to our own understanding, we will think all of our plans are okay. But in the light of God’s Word, our foolishness is revealed. It is crucial that we constantly keep the light of God’s Word turned on in our lives.

The world is in turmoil. Things are getting pretty confusing in these last days in which we live. Situations around us are becoming more stressful day by day. Lawlessness abounds and many people do not know which way to turn as the day of our Lord approaches.

Have you ever wondered why, in Luke chapter 5, when the paralytic was lowered through the roof, the scribes and Pharisees freaked out when Jesus forgave the man of his sins?

If you get anything, get wisdom, of the power of words. We see plenty of evil – that words have caused, but faith-filled prayer and worship are the most powerful toward good.

When you allow yourself to think ugly thoughts, you have let your guard down given the enemy access to your mind. Then temptation comes and sin arises.

The mind is the battlefield in which thoughts and reasoning contrary to God’s Word are to be captured and submitted to Christ, our Commander. Just as enemy soldiers are captured in war, so rebel thoughts must be taken captive and made to submit to Christ.

I refuse to speak words of worry and doubt. I live in a flesh body, but I am not at war with flesh. My weapons of warfare are not physical, but on a spiritual level, powerful and capable through God, able to pull down and demolish any strong point or argument against my faith.

Jesus has satisfied and covered all the sin of the world. All the people in lawlessness, those who lie, everyone who cheats and steals can be saved, in Jesus’ name, by faith. If they receive Jesus as Lord, they shall be saved!

God provides “everything pertaining to life.” True knowledge is faith in Jesus Christ that effects daily living. Believers have all they need spiritually in Christ! We don’t need to look any place else for a deeper truth experience! ...VB151

By an act of faith, you begin to think not of your sins and shortcomings, but of your righteousness in Christ. God has forgotten your sins. Why should you continue to think about being unworthy? ...VB150