The Bible often uses the analogy of a shepherd and sheep to describe the relationship between God and believers. But why sheep, rather than goats, cows, or even chickens? ———-Sheep’s…
Continue reading →Finding the Balance Are you using God, or is God using you? The difference lies in your heart’s posture and your approach to your relationship with Him. ———–What Does It…
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…
Continue reading →Have you ever experienced seeing a mental image or impression while praying, such as a vivid scene like a movie, snapshot, freeze frame, memory, flashback, or symbolic image, that seemed…
Continue reading →The Holy Spirit living inside us provides a constant source of guidance and assurance, and the inner witness is a vital aspect of this guidance. When it comes to knowing…
Continue reading →Insights from John 5:19-20 John 5:19-20 NIV “Very truly I tell you, the Son can do nothing by himself; he can do only what he sees his Father doing, because…
Continue reading →Imagine a soldier, armed with an unbeatable weapon, yet powerless in the face of danger. Why? He never learned to wield it. This weapon, not faulty nor unsuitable, simply remained…
Continue reading →Faith was designed to operate in conjunction with other spiritual principles and components. These principles are like partners that work together with faith to bring about desired results in our…
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