Kingdom of God or Kingdom of Heaven?
From the time Jesus began His ministry, He spoke about the kingdom.
From the time Jesus began His ministry, He spoke about the kingdom.
We’ve been rescued from the kingdom of darkness, why would we not cultivate our God-given destiny?
Remember, we are qualified to share in the inheritance of the saints in the kingdom of light.
Embracing discipline will produce a harvest.
He’s called us to run our kingdom race, our feet must be free from any hindrance or noose.
When we run with perseverance we have champion strength behind us.
The sun is a metaphor for the glory of the Bridegroom-King.
Jesus knows our hearts, and the longing that HE has placed there to be fulfilled.
When love, faithfulness, and righteousness merge–God’s covenant blessings will abound till the cup overflows.
John comes on the scene, and he teaches that forgiveness of sin was a heart issue, not gained by an animal sacrifice.
The Word that comes, that we have not known before, is called revelation!
I am so glad that I don’t have to be strong in my own might.
From the world’s view, it appears to be a low position, but it’s a high place in the eyes of Jesus.
Whatever season you are in, God promises that sorrow and sighing will flee.
This “hearing God” thing is a growing process.
Are we watering the soil of our hearts with God’s Word and worship?
We receive a harvest from our words.
It’s time to direct our speech and release pleasant and healing words.
We can be at rest during the battle, as we give it to God.
Not one of us deserves the kind of love God gives.
When we fix our eyes, continually, on Jesus, shame cannot conquer us.
Letting God cultivate our lives produces everlasting, deep, and blossoming effects.
Run to Him in the day of trouble.
There is abundance and blessing following our hardships and trials.