God has a plan and a purpose to our lives, but just being saved doesn't give us access to that plan. No, we have to change our attitude. We need to be in agreement with God's plan instead of murmuring and complaining about it. His is the right one, not ours.

It's the mission of God to release miracles. You don't have to beg Him. He wants to heal you and make you whole. Just reach for Him.

By design, some things that are meant to break us, will make us if we let God work. He doesn't measure our lives by our failures or successes, but by how we recover from them. Don't ever give up, get up! You are not who people say you are, you are who God says you are.

Everyone comes to a point where their faith is shaken. It can come from anywhere, poking holes in our faith container, and letting it all drain out of us. The key to keeping it is not finding greater and greater sources of faith, but repairing your personal faith reservoir. That way, your tank wont just be full, it'll be overflowing.

You are the only one that determines what your past becomes. Does it stay the past, or does it become your future? Forgiveness is the key to healing. Let go of the past and start rebuilding what you've lost.

One of the most difficult questions in life to answer is...what do you do if you fall? Now, you can also ask yourself, "Who tripped me?" or "Did I trip myself?"But the big question is, do you stay down and wallow in misery, or do you get back up and make your comeback?

When you go to your fathers house, you speak to him in his language, be it Spanish, English, or Chinese. So in church what do you do? You speak the Father's language. Healing, miracles, tongues...it's a cultural thing. Speak His language, become part of His culture, and receive your miracle.

Sin is what happens when people do what they want to do instead of what God commands. When you go your own way long enough, it leaves brokenness, and that brokenness becomes part of your identity. Will you be ready to give up that identity when God is standing ready to heal you?

More often than you think, you hear the voice of God. But more often than you think, you ignore the voice of God. Listen! Don't ignore it! There is no way it's the devil telling you to minister to someone.

This message is not for a certain group, nationality, or demographic. This message is intended solely for your ears.