The Source of All Love
In and of ourselves, no one can love others perfectly because we all have various levels of brokenness and imperfections.
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Are You Truly Saved and Are You Sure?
Think of Nicodemus, whom Jesus told that his religion – even though a Pharisee of the Jewish faith – was not enough to save him.
Continue reading →Daring Faith: Abraham’s Worship
We all face challenges, obstacles, heartaches, and losses. None of us are exempt.
Continue reading →We Are Human People With Flaws and Emotions
From time to time I get comments about how believers, are somehow to be always rejoicing and never should feel down.
Continue reading →A Clean Slate
Is a season coming to a close? Are you experiencing a wrapping up of some activities that have been a part of your life for a while?
Continue reading →Feeling Weary? Upside Down? Drained?
Many times we push ourselves to the point that we come very close to running on empty.
Continue reading →Preaching The Gospel
People don’t get truly saved when you preach a gospel that instills FEAR or seems to threaten them.
Continue reading →Let Freedom Ring
I wrote this article to clear up some misunderstandings among The Body of Christ concerning the American flag.
Continue reading →Don’t Just Sit There Till You Die!
The LORD’s Rest and Desire
This is The Word of The LORD for all of His. “Your purpose and calling is to be My Rest.”
Continue reading →Jesus Brings You Back to The Father
Whatever you’ve done, whatever you are doing, Jesus brings you back to The Father and takes away all your baggage.
Continue reading →Walking With a Spiritual Limp
I have been walking with a “spiritual limp” for some time now, though I have been to the mountain top in the past.
Continue reading →What Would the Nobleman Have Said Then?
On my prayer walk a couple of nights ago The LORD asked me about the Bible verses I had read the previous night.
Continue reading →What is Your Lamp?
Many of us do not know how important Lamps were in The Old Testament, and to our ancestors or what our is today.
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