Certainty About What We Believe
We can only openly declare that truth if we are certain of its reality.
We can only openly declare that truth if we are certain of its reality.
Everything we do in this life is part of our preparation to someday meet the Lord when He returns.
The smallest act of obedience or the simplest one-line prayer can release heaven on earth.
The reviving blessing of God’s presence would reset the lives of the people, demonstrating His presence among them.
Deception is so powerful that it will cause people to proudly resist the call to repent, even as they are being judged for their sin.
The morality of the Church must first and foremost be motivated by God’s love and grace.
When we choose to obey the word of the Lord, a new boundary is set for our lives.
We are the ones, not God, who think our gifts and calling end after we fail Him.
The greatest works of darkness happen in secrecy.
Believing in Jesus is our spiritual anchor for understanding what is true and what is error.
Understanding God’s heart is where miracles are waiting to be revealed.
When the ones who have attempted to silence the truth think they have won, a resurrection will occur, and the evidence of the truth will be revealed.
We have adopted the world’s standards of what success looks like, and in the process, we disconnected ourselves from what matters most to God.
A representation of the Lord that always remains meek, mild, and sadly, silent, amid human suffering does nothing to bring about change.
The display of God’s truth is not just for us; it’s for the current rejectors of God’s truth who need to experience the Lord’s redemption.
We will be unable to respond with God’s wisdom and His truth if we think we have everything figured out.
God’s love is always available for us, no matter what we did to create a distance between us and the Father’s love.
Some forms of healing only take place when the demon creating the affliction is openly challenged and its authority is confronted.
Only by discovering and casting out the hidden demonic influencer can a person be truly set free.
If God has promised something, we need to begin moving toward its place of fulfillment or stay put until the Lord makes Himself known.
A fool will misinterpret the death of a man like Charile Kirk and join with the mocking crowd.
There are elements in a healthy fear of God we must understand because, without its influence, we will not experience what God wants for us.
We have been called to concentrate our fight first in the spiritual realm through prayer.
The rapid advancement of AI into realms of unexplored creativity will create the stage for that revival.
They have departed from God’s word and are not teaching the full spectrum of the Lord’s heart, warnings included.
When God speaks through His trusted prophets, His revelation will lighten dark places and straighten out the crooked path of the future.
As confusing messages increase in volume and intensity, they can deafen people’s ears to the voice of God.
Our trust in God glorifies His name and allows Him to keep us safe in His presence.
If someone is a watchman, they need to be courageous enough to ignore the warnings to remain silent.
Following the money will dismantle our illusions and cause us to question some things we’ve been told to believe without question.
Jesus will make everything new, even how we see and measure God’s timing.
Only by hearing the Spirit will we be able to discern His voice among the many confusing voices that are rampant in our culture and, at times, within the Church.
The deceptions afflicting the Church today come via “smooth talk and glowing words” tailored to deceive God’s people.
The only understanding that is safe, secure, and unchanging is about Jesus.
Being thankful opens the door for God’s resolution and provision.
There will come a judgment against these false teachers who follow their natural instincts, not the Spirt.
They are mocking voices crafted by the news media and progressive believers who have abandoned the faith to embrace a lesser god.
Be cautious about adopting a cavalier attitude towards what is true or false, thinking we are the arbiters of that choice.
God will lift you from this place of despair, and you will know how much He has cared for you in these troubling times.
When we no longer allow fear to rule our hearts, God can do great things through us, leaving behind a legacy of spiritual courage.
To receive the benefits of our faith in this life, we need to make sure the blade of our faith remains sharp and not allow it to become dull.
To leave God and Jesus undefined among all the unredeemed descriptions of who He is misses the point of our calling.
When we give with a committed and generous heart, our giving will become “A sweet-smelling sacrifice that is acceptable and pleasing to God.”
Holding to the truth of Scripture is a fight to stay in the lane of truth.
Evil is actively at work in our world and within the Church, deceiving and leading people to abandon their faith in Christ.
Prophecy carries supernatural power to lead us to unimagined destinations.
Miracles are waiting to be released if we hear the Lord and follow His instructions.
At some point, each of us will have to decide that this world and all its promises of false hope and fulfillment are a lie.
Realizing we have been hidden with Christ in Heaven, we can live a different life here on Earth.
God’s love in our lives has a more significant impact than our sin, brokenness, or disbelief.
Our authority is not defined by our zeal or ambition but by the Spirit.
Only when the veil of disbelief is removed can we begin to live a truly transformed life in all areas of our lives.
The gift of discerning spirits, the ability to distinguish between heresy and truth, is not popular in some circles of the Church.
The power of God was the only thing that could break the hold of demonic entities sent to foster disbelief and disobedience to the will of God.
The way out of our sin begins by realizing our bodies and what we do with them belongs to the Lord, not us.
Never underestimate the power of the smallest seed of faith.
Everyone who is faithful to their calling will experience rejection from some of those in their own group.
When a fear of God is at work, they will realize they need a Redeemer who can save them and deliver them from evil.
Humility is one of God’s greatest threats to the ambushes of the prowling lion of darkness.
Spiritual shepherds must be on guard at all times regarding their integrity, or a shepherd can become a wolf.
They can stand behind a pulpit or a public podium, lending credibility to the distortions they bring.
This need for confrontation applies to those who fill our sanctuaries as well as those who lead our churches.
The Lord used Paul’s challenge of his abuse as a Roman citizen to lead him into new territory where the Gospel would be declared.
But without a believing faith, we become vulnerable to hell’s attempt to rob us of what the Lord has given to us.
His drenching presence in and upon us will become an offense to those who have settled for a clean and respectable form of faith.
We are called to follow the Lord’s presence no matter what obstacle stands in the way of our obedience.
Our preparation is a mix of heart preparation and the ability to employ the weapons of spiritual warfare.
Trusting God will produce fearlessness in the presence of the circumstances that are creating our fear.
The Lord is about to perform miracles through His people who are willing to step out in faith and pray for the sick.
If we hold onto the reins of our calling and choose to stay in the saddle, we will emerge from a disruptive and uncertain season more secure in our calling.
As soon as the first drop of Jesus’ blood was spilled, our redemption was secure.
The Lord requires fresh oil each day to fill our lives, helping us not to become complacent in our faith.
The Lord will give us a greater understanding of the world around us and offer us a deeper mercy for those with whom we may disagree.
An angel in all its majesty and splendor is a servant of God who has been sent on assignment to help God’s people.
Fighting against the spirit of the age requires that we place our trust in the Lord and His word even when our faith is being brutally attacked.
We can stand in the gap for all those involved and pray that God would do whatever He needs to sanctify His Bride and clean up His House.
The peace of God gives us an understanding heart so we can navigate the events and relationships of our lives with greater clarity.
There is so much taking place in this world that the Church needs to discern so we can move forward with God and not be hindered by the plans of darkness.
Only the Lord can move us past the limitations of time and space to experience the unlimited realm of Heaven.
God does not waste these seasons of personal difficulty.
Our authority and its resulting influence are not because of our preparation.
If both parties come to that place of understanding, God will have His way in their hearts, and a relationship can be restored.
The Lord sees and understands what we are going through. He is the God of mercy.
Each life has a trail of experiences that will be used by the Lord to reveal His calling in our lives.
The Lord is after those things in our lives that will attempt to satisfy our immediate needs at the expense of living a life of honor and truth.
The life of a follower of Jesus is not to be spent looking only at our immediate life and its concerns and sleeping through life unaware.
In the New Covenant, where the Lord called His followers His friends, we need to relate to each other as friends of God.
Disbelief releases spiritual vultures that will come in an attempt to consume our sacrificial act of faith.
The massive change that is taking place in the Church and within the nation is a messy business.
To align with what the Lord is doing in this dismantling process requires that we maintain a redemptive heart.
A breaking apart of what is contrary to His will must take place before we can move forward into something new.
None of us can carry the prestige and power of our position in life without the presence of humility.
Those who have seen God do the impossible will reach out to us, “Please let us walk with you, for we have heard that God is with you”
Emotion, not facts and truth, is leading many toward an unnecessary collision with a harsh reality.
While these representations do not look like a physical image of a person or thing, they do reveal where a person has placed their trust.
When lack or loss comes, the Lord will always remain faithful.
Am I willing to continue to align myself with Jesus, the ultimate plumb line of my spiritual life.
We can too easily get caught up in an emotional season of life and toss away one of the fruits of the Spirit – self-control.
Watch how the nations conduct their business with each other and how they treat the Church in those nations.
What we take hold of will determine the level of our security in times of great shaking.