We live in a world that’s drastically changing, a world that has gone insane. Jesus told us in Matthew 24 that the world would grow worse and worse.
Elijah the prophet showed his world who God is. How do we, today, show people who God is?
(You might need to turn your speakers up louder than usual.)
The Bible – My Word – is not just another book. It is My Voice. It is supernaturally filled with My Power – power to accomplish My Will. It is a navigational system for My children – “walk this way – don’t walk there.”
How can you walk in faith if you don’t know My Will? My Will is My Word.
It is not brilliant minds that change the world, but surrendered hearts to whom I reveal Myself – it’s your determination to walk where I lead.
It’s almost time for one of My greatest hours – and My church must be prepared and equipped – and this is by My Word.
It will be done! Choose! Are you with Me? Come, believe and read My Word. I will do the rest.
~A message from God to The Church
Culture doesn’t change the church; the church is meant to change the culture. There are two things are on the prophetic horizon: either the judgment of God or revival.
How do I respond to the day in which I’m living and to the culture I live in? Listen in as Pastor Doc Shell explains.
Don’t lose your passion for Jesus or the fire of God.
Don’t just give up or lay down when hard times come. And, if you are alive, hard times will come. That is not the time to do nothing – but the time to get in My Word. Speak My promises out loud – believe in your heart!
Put on praise songs and sing! All of the things that take effort – do them because they work. They change the very air that you breathe and bring light into a dark time. Know that these times are not forever – but a season.
Sometimes it is just a matter of giving yourself rest – of saying not now, when life gets too busy. But never, never give up! Rest in Me. Find a quiet spot in which to be restored. You will come through with a strengthened determination.
Always know that I will never leave you. My love will always sustain and empower you. Press on!
Pastor Bill Grace examines James 1:5-8, asking for wisdom and not doubting.
Sometimes we get into a place where we doubt whether Jesus will perform His promises for us. Jesus answered John the Baptist’s doubts by stating the miracles that were happening. God still uses men and women today to perform His miracles.
Pastor preaches about being born again, citing John 3:1-3 and Nicodemus’ nighttime visit to Jesus. Jesus saw Nicodemus’ desire for the truth.
Do you desire truth? Do you desire to live in the kingdom of God? Enter in through the washing of the Word.
Hear then the parable of the sower. When anyone hears the word of the kingdom and does not understand it, the evil one comes and snatches away what has been sown in his heart. This is the one on whom seed was sown beside the road.
The one on whom seed was sown on the rocky places, this is the man who hears the word and immediately receives it with joy; yet he has no firm root in himself, but is only temporary, and when affliction or persecution arises because of the word, immediately he falls away.
And the one on whom seed was sown among the thorns, this is the man who hears the word, and the worry of the world and the deceitfulness of wealth choke the word, and it becomes unfruitful.
And the one on whom seed was sown on the good soil, this is the man who hears the word and understands it; who indeed bears fruit and brings forth, some a hundredfold, some sixty, and some thirty. (NASB)
Pastor Gray preaches about the radical salvation of the apostle Paul on the Damascus Road. Like Paul, we need to have a potent conviction. One where we are so convicted that we can’t rest until we do something about it.
Have you had a Damascus Road experience?
Hear me! Every church without a prayer meeting condemns us; every Bible daily unopened condemns us; every promise of God unused condemns us; every lost neighbor condemns us; every wasted minute of our time condemns us; every unclaimed opportunity for God condemns us.
Next year is not ours. Tomorrow may be too late. Unless we repent now, unless we return and fire the altars now, unless we fast and weep now, woe unto us at the judgement. ~Leonard Ravenhill
Abraham was satisfied with life. Not satisfied with his life, but satisfied with life. Why?
Because it wasn’t about him, but about what God did through him and for him. Abraham believed God and faith in God to do the impossible. That’s what we need. Being satisfied with life is about walking in the promise God has given us.