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.
There are things waiting to be opened up to us after we obey.
If we are content being unseen, then the impression being left are His footprints, not ours.
Abraham’s faith was made complete by what he did.
As a leader, do you see yourself among the people as one who serves?
Old patterns and old ways keep us reluctant to opening up our spirits to the new.
Willingness and preparedness sets the tone for a miracle.
An anointed teaching brings authority with it.
The Holy Spirit gives discernment and makes a way of escape.
God still wants to bring us into the inner courts, to experience His glory.
John’s ministry was called a baptism of repentance because it included sorrow for sin and a changed heart.
God still approves the release of the true prophetic word, coming from His servants.
The shepherd’s spiritual eyes were open to the first worship event in the sky.
With God, it’s always been about giving us a new heart.
The God of the impossible makes it possible for us to carry out His purposes.
Luke begins his introduction by declaring that he has carefully investigated everything from the beginning. Apparently, he didn’t take anyone’s word for it. He was a physician, so he was a man of intelligence. He was specifically directing the gospel to Theophilus, whose name means “one who loves God.” He was a Roman official […]
When you work, work with sincerity of heart and reverence for the Lord.
Begin with a garment of praise, for a spirit of heaviness.
Within God’s fullness is expansion.
As a believer, we are no longer under the dominion of evil (darkness), but under the rule of Jesus.
How we awaken and clothe ourselves is important.
Our salvation experience is just the beginning; God has so much more to reveal.
God chooses to look for a man to intervene through intercession.
We need one another and must stand together.
Paul’s captivity forced others to “step up to the plate,” and speak the Word more courageously and fearlessly.
We live in a fallen world and we will be attacked by people, even those we trust.
God won’t disappoint, nor be unfaithful.
Vine trees are useful ONLY when the vines are fruitful.
There are things in our old self we need to work on getting rid of.
The oneness of the Godhead, the Trinity, can never be sealed off, nor can His glory!
The New Testament law is the writing on tablets of human hearts through the Spirit.
The Church is a people, a community, in whom the Holy Spirit dwells.
Time after time He graciously gives His children chance after chance to turn their lives around.
God has given his children the glory of bearing the sword as His army in service.
If we don’t keep in step with the Spirit, that’s when we get out of step and out of line.
Free men are not controlled by affliction or oppression.
He takes all our brokenness and gives us hope.
As a son or daughter of our God, we are heirs of all He owns.
Our God is a God of second, third, and fourth chances.
Sometimes it’s best to start walking and then the road opens up before us and God reveals things.
God’s intent in giving warning is always that we turn to Him.
Why do we bring unnecessary pain and suffering on ourselves by not listening or trusting our God?
Living a holy life is not to be seen as living a restrained life.
Whether we like it or not, strength comes from suffering.
The enemy will do everything to keep you from that place of peace, the place of sitting in His presence.
Our lives as believers are on display for others to see.
When we do God’s will, living under authority, we silence the talk of ignorant men.
God is always speaking, especially in times when we feel the furthest from Him.
Be a peacemaker, you’re sowing into the right kind of harvest–righteousness.
Doubting causes us to be double-minded and unstable.
Is there someone God wants you to make an appeal for?
Devoting ourselves is being loyal, faithful, committed, and dedicated.
How about you? Are you teachable?
When something is corrupt, it will NOT project purity, truth, or peace.
Lovers of God don’t seek worldly power, they seek Holy Spirit’s power and purity.
He’s the God of second chances.
God is crying out for His unfaithful children to return to Him.
Stay in peace, it’s a weapon.
You have a father, a heavenly father, that calls you His own.
God is desiring to communicate and connect with His children.
Let the truth of His word light the way in our lives and upon our paths.
Whatever binds us can be released by His Word.
The goal of knowing Jesus is “Love which comes from a pure heart and a good conscience and a sincere faith.”
Until I blew the dust off of my Bible and began to read it, I had no clue of His truth.
He is ultimate perfection and is perfectly faithful and perfect in love.
He is our redemptive God, always waiting for us to cry out to Him.
We are in charge of this earthly realm, that’s why we need to be in constant communication with the Lord of heaven and earth.
When we experience His presence, an increase occurs.
If our life reflects Him, others will be drawn to Him, through our actions.
We come to Him, to become like Him. That’s what transformation is.
His life-giving water is always flowing from the throne, flowing towards all of mankind to bring life, eternal life.
What we have done will be judged, even our motives.
Don’t we ask the same question when things go wrong? We ask, “What more could I’ve done?”
There is a ruler over all, His name is the Lord.
God’s judgment of this world will not be symbolic judgment.
Yes, our God has the final word and the final act.
Every time we pray, we are going into the king’s court and He is sitting on His throne awaiting us.