Bible-based insights on faith, grace, God’s promises, righteousness, and receiving what Christ has provided.
The Missing Part of the Favor Conversation I recently watched a video of a young man whose life changed suddenly. A content creator noticed him living on the streets, decided…
Continue reading →The blessings of God don’t usually arrive in the ways we wish — sudden breakthroughs, overnight fixes, perfect moments dropped into our day. That’s the version we all pray for,…
Continue reading →We say, “I found Jesus.”But when was He ever the one who got lost? You’ve probably heard it said a hundred times. Maybe you’ve even said it yourself — “That…
Continue reading →Are you stuck trying to earn what’s already yours? Let’s talk about the difference between God’s love for you and your love for Him—and why getting it wrong leads to…
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Continue reading →Understanding the Difference between Self-Righteousness & True Righteousness: People often operate in two kinds of righteousness: Self-Righteousness and True Righteousness. Understanding the difference is key to living in the freedom…
Continue reading →When it comes to praying, fasting, praise, or giving to God, many of us might unknowingly approach them with a mindset of “doing something to get something from God.” –…
Continue reading →The only New Testament References to Crying Out for Mercy were Blind Bartimaeus, The Canaanite Woman, and The Tax Collector. These individuals, though not initially believers, received healing and deliverance…
Continue reading →Everything in the Kingdom of God is revealed and experienced in dimensions, levels, measures, stages, and phases. Grace has several dimensions beyond its fundamental meaning of unmerited favor. This dimension…
Continue reading →Grace is multifaceted; it’s beyond unmerited favor. There are different dimensions, operations, connections, manifestations, and expressions of grace. According to 2 Peter 1:2, Grace and peace are “multiplied” (not merely…
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