The Spirit of Elijah
Listen to Bridgeway Church’s evening service, featuring a message from Michael Thorton on the Spirit of Elijah.
Listen to Bridgeway Church’s evening service, featuring a message from Michael Thorton on the Spirit of Elijah.
We ask for the windows of Heaven to be opened. Bring a shower of refreshing and a fresh wind of blessing to sweep across our lives.
Episode #98 – Just like the Israelites worshipped the idol while they were waiting on God, my heart is also prone to wander in seasons of waiting.
It is vital that we raise a generation of women who are convinced that their worth comes not from their weight, their age, their IQ, or their income.
God calls us to be uncomfortable, though. So many of us desire to be used by God, but then we say “Well, except for that, Lord.”
Neither Pilate nor the cruel soldiers knew that the blood they spilled that day would someday save the world.
The first edition of a Lenten series hosted by 68 Church. Be sure to take a listen to part 1 of Light Pollution!
Instead, we pray with gratitude because something in our own hearts shifts when we offer prayers with the joy of gratefulness.
Despite what our culture tells us women, there’s immense value in serving our families and serving in our homes.
The journey of faith is a paradox of these two journeys. As we pursue God, we are pushed out of our comfort zones and into the unknown many times.
The raucous sound of the bird and the sounds of torture a few feet away were all drowned in Peter’s hearing by the memory of the sad words of Jesus.
As I wept in repentance over our slumber, He then told me to prophesy to the dry bones of the American Bride to come alive.
I wanted to join them; but again, something within me had shifted. The “me” I knew was gone and this other person who felt depressed had emerged.
If you’re in that place, or if you find yourself in that place in the future sometime, from the voice of experience I say this: it feels hellish because it is hellish.
The arena grew suddenly quiet as each participant realized the importance of the answer. In the courtyard, Peter moved to a different place by the fire.
In fact, we all were made in God’s image, so because God can feel anger, so can we. If God can feel hurt, despair, jealousy, then so can we.
Excessive negative self-talk can be debilitating and strip you of any power. Yet, you are made for so much more than your inner critic gives you credit for.
It wasn’t until I left the office that I realized the unnecessary aggravation was a set-up for divine opportunity.
The eight remaining behind were glad for once not to be included with Peter, James, and John.
The Bible is filled with crazy characters who should have known better, but all struggled with questions. Jesus knows, and He doesn’t hold it against us.
We often don’t realize until later what’s happening as we pray. Only later do we begin to understand what our prayers put into motion.
Each of them knew that he was capable of such a horrible thing and hoped against hope that he would not be the guilty one.
God has designed your minds with the ability to easily grasp new paradigms. You are the breaker-ones, so far ahead of your time.
As guardian angels, we work with our assignments. If they ask or seek our help through prayer, we assist however we can to safeguard them.