Speaking Effectively
God will show us who’s right and wrong, but it doesn’t have to be announced.
God will show us who’s right and wrong, but it doesn’t have to be announced.
That day of rest will come for Job and for anyone who has been in a battle for a long time.
Making an established time of worship, prayer and fasting honors the Lord in His purposes and aligns with His will.
We need to pray for our world and pray for one another.
Our mouthpiece can be used by spirits to hurt and offend. Discern by what tone of speech is coming forth.
There are things being allocated to us that are from the Lord. Some of them will come from unexpected sources.
When making decisions we should talk to the Lord about it first, even if folks come bringing gifts. Be wise who you are in covenant with.
He answers that prayer, because He hears the cries of wounded, hurting people, who do not know that God is crazy in love with them, and not mad at them.
His tests are for a reason, and they bring us forth as gold, all shiny.
Carrying the presence of the Lord will move you out from your position.
The early church walked in a level of obedience that is off the charts.
Building the Kingdom will be a group effort, not a single man’s sport.
There is a time in our walk with God that we will be required to step up and speak out.
God sees all of our motives and our hearts.
Did they make a difference by praying? Emphatically, yes!
Are we walking in the full measure of this new life?
How should we receive revelation? By receiving it in our hearts.
When we spend time with Jesus, revelation, and wisdom comes straight from the Holy Spirit.
There are people all around us that are in need, and broken.
Peter, the one who denied knowing Jesus, is now experiencing Him and knowing Him in a new way, by a new and living way!
When one is totally yielded to the Holy Spirit, their words will be His words.
God wants us to walk in high integrity, for He knows it makes us whole and undivided.
Jesus knows our hearts. He knows everything that’s going on, what happened, and what is to come.
What advice can we give to ourselves or take to someone who is on a newly traveled difficult road?