Season 2, Episode #1 – My guest today is Corey Russell. Corey is an author of over 5 books and released 5 prayer CDs. He spent 18 years with the International House of Prayer and is currently on the pastoral team and the Upper Room church in Dallas TX. His newest book is “The Gift of Tears.”
Facing persecution, including harassment and stoning, was something the early disciples experienced. Yet, they didn’t let any of it stop them from sharing the Good News. They persevered at all costs because everything they did for the Gospel was worth it. Every life, every healing, every miracle, every new church birthed…all of it was worth it because they knew it was what they were called to do.
Season 2, Episode #1 – My guest today is Corey Russell. Corey is an author of over 5 books and released 5 prayer CDs. He spent 18 years with the International House of Prayer and is currently on the pastoral team and the Upper Room church in Dallas TX. His newest book is “The Gift of Tears.”
When we seek God’s Holy and Secret Place…we will find a refreshment and a renewal and a place of safety that cannot be found anywhere on Earth.
Obedience to the commands of Christ connects us to like-minded, like-hearted brothers and sisters.
Day 261 of Bible Reading Plan – We need to be in relationship with God and cry out for help to live this life. We need to ask for wisdom, too, as Solomon did.
Day 259 of Bible Reading Plan – Christians, how we live really matters. The world has seen enough people who proclaim that they believe in Jesus yet do not live out what they say they believe. Living what we believe is about so much more than rules. It is faith in action and informs how we think and act.
In very difficult times, it’s tempting to think we are being punished for something and that God is reacting to events as we are. However, He is actually our loving Vinedresser, concerned with making us bear good fruit even in the midst of worldly chaos.
Amazingly, the very act of abiding in Christ deepens our sense of identity and purpose.
We are immersed in a culture that says the truth is whatever we want it to be, and self-centered living is the key to freedom. God tells us it’s His truth that convicts and actually sets us free to live fruitful and abundant lives.
We aren’t doing much this summer, not compared to everyone else. I sit and scroll through endless social media posts of people and families enjoying their vacations and I feel like the most boring person ever.
