Have you settled for less than unspeakable joy in your life’s journey? “Joy! God’s Secret Weapon for Every Believer” by Georgian Banov is a powerful reminder that the Holy Spirit is challenging you to expect more, a lot more!
In Dying to Meet Jesus author Randy Kay shares that not only is God present when we need Him, but that our trials can actually lead us to true intimacy with the ONE who loves us beyond measure. Randy shares how he lived most of his adult life as a devout agnostic set out to disprove God exists to then having an accident that ended his life and meeting Jesus face to face.
It’s important as transition is upon us that we know how to rightly discern the season we are in. We must hear, see, and obey the Word and Voice of the Lord.
Join Pastor Roy Geesey with an encouraging message.
I think of newspapers and TV stations reporting God’s miracles, of Jesus becoming the center of attention within entire cultures.
Today, we are going to discuss how we can tackle discouragement when we are grieving.
We all face discouragement in life. But how we respond to daily discouragement is important. The Bible speaks very clearly on dealing with discouragement, which is our topic of discussion today. If Elijah, a prophet because discouraged, despondent, and suicidal, then so can we.
Episode #55 – What if? What if just on the other side of your disappointment is your divine destiny? If we want to discern God’s destiny, we have to look for the opportunity hidden in the hopeless situation.
In this 4-part Series, Angela looks at the lives of Jesus, Elijah, David, and Ruth, and shows us how we can move from desert to destiny.
Episode #49 – In this 4-part Series, Angela looks at the lives of Jesus, Elijah, David, and Ruth, and shows us how we can move from desert to destiny. In today’s episode on the life of Jesus and His desert experience, we learn to recognize the ways we are tempted, resist temptation through Scripture, and realize God is propelling us to destiny.
Yes, He provides rest and food for a discouraged servant. Oh, what our God of mercy can do!
When I stop and remember how patient and kind God is with me, it helps me maintain a heart of compassion toward those who intentionally or unintentionally wound me.
And I wrestled with God and I wrestled with Satan for nearly two days in that self-constructed cave of mine.
If you’re anything like me, then you’re inclined to believe that life can only make sense if on some scale, on some level, there is some measure of balance and symmetry.
With his last breath, as spirit separated from broken body, he whooshed through a darkened vortex of time engulfed by eternity
