The Pride Of The Heart
The ugly sin of pride makes us do and say things that we regret later.
The ugly sin of pride makes us do and say things that we regret later.
There is nothing too difficult for our God.
Why do we let the enemy place these little foxes, wedges that separate and divide us? Pull them out!
Paul disciplines his body makes it submissive to strict training, like an athlete. Athletes often have to refuse things that may hinder their goals.
The Holy Spirit in us will grieve over the things that grieve our God.
Let nothing keep you from planting and building.
Paul’s answers were pretty profound. He says, “Keeping God’s commands is what counts.”
The components of sincerity and truth will reproduce in the right way.
Being stuck in grumbling and complaining is remaining in infancy in our faith.
When God blesses, He is like a well-watered garden in the middle of the desert.
He is calling the people to leave their place of being alone.
Yes, the crucified Christ is the power that saves and the wisdom that transforms.
The reality is, however, there is disunity and dysfunction among believers.
When seeking counsel, be careful who you listen to.
Are we turned toward the Lord, fully, following Him, or are our hearts after other idols?
Prophetic words will be backed up by scripture, as the Holy Spirit carries these words along and releases them.
God’s eyes and heart are always towards His temple, His people.
What’s the purpose of the temple if God’s presence is not there?
God has been constructing a palace for us, just as Solomon built His palace, his home.
Being in battles, causes us to fight, yet we don’t want to live there. If we do, we will become battle-worn.
Surrendering all is not a negative, it’s the beginning of a life that we can live in, to live in His all.
We serve a God of the more.
He is a covenant-keeping God with His people, even if He has to withdraw His hand for awhile.
Walking in the way of understanding leads us on paths we never thought possible.