The baptism of fire brings a life changing transformation in us. It can be easy to catch God’s fire in a moment, but it requires consistent surrender in every area of our lives to keep the flame alive!

God is not only a close-at-hand God, He is also a far-away God! We need to choose to reach out to Him, and not let the close at hand aspects of life to distract us.

Chasing God's presence goes beyond a good atmosphere in church. It is our lifestyle of holiness, unity and prayer that facilitates encounters with Him.

In today’s day and age, there is a lot of noise. God did not intend for us to contribute and be part of the noise but created each of us with a unique sound. We must be the original sound He intended us individually, and collectively as the church, to be; so that we can point others to Him!

We often times feel like we are suffering from rest deficit. But God allows us to boldly enter into His presence to find true rest. This rest comes by trusting in Jesus; not in ourselves or our effort. There is a rest that comes from revelation when we begin to see correctly.

We all wish to have stronger relationships. However, some will live with regrets or unfulfilled lives. We don’t just wish to have stronger relationships, we need to do something about it. Rather than looking back with regret or wishing we had stronger relationships, we can start doing something by investing, giving and blessing into relationships.

Our human desires tend to always want more in life. There’s a secret answer to being satisfied and fulfilled. When we find our satisfaction in God, it brings us to a state of being contented in Him. It leaves no room in us for regret in not having more of the things of this world.

We don't have to live in regret any longer or to ever wish we didn’t say that. Our words have power to shape our lives. We can change how we speak, we can live a fulfilled life by being the voice God called us to be. How we can be wise with our words?

Hunger produces God encounters. If we are hungry, God will satisfy us. He wants to restore that hunger and the love for Jesus. God is pleased with a life that hungers after Him and the things of God. There’s so much more to God that we can discover and so much more that we can do for Him. How do we cultivate spiritual hunger?

What we are hungry for, determines what we will be filled with.