Ministry Blog
Pursuit of the Supernatural
God always pours out His Spirit upon unified bodies of believers who call on His name, evangelize the lost, and seek His face.
A New Normal
My heart twinged a bit as I realized they weren’t asking God to manifest in the fullness of His power. They were accepting what our culture had told them was now to be their new normal way of life.
A Love…Better Than Life
For many, Valentine’s Day is a ‘Day of Love’. For others, it’s a ‘Day of Dread’.
Grasshoppers vs Giants
You can have the knowledge that God has given you victory in an area of your life. But until you BELIEVE it and ENFORCE it, that victory is not complete. God’s part is complete, but yours is not.
Old Songs In New Clothes
Old Songs In New Clothes Compact Disc | $12 This album compiles some of the greatest current arrangements of old songs of the Church. Some songs included are:
Jesus Is The Best Thing
Jesus Is The Best Thing Compact Disc | $12 An anointed collection of true musical variety, Jesus Is The Best Thing delivers powerful vocals with a band that will “knock your socks off”! Featured selections include:
Buffet Bodies and New Year’s Resolutions – Part 2
Last week I wrote about the rigors of spiritual discipline and the determination it takes to go beyond monotonous, stale Christianity into the deeper things of God.
In spite of all this…
When you look back over your life personally, even just over the past year, can you pinpoint a time when God failed you?
Buffet Bodies and New Year’s Resolutions
If you are a believer on the Lord Jesus Christ, there are some spiritual disciplines that must be in place. And there are means by which you can spiritually “buffet your body” in order to grow deeper in your walk with God.
So be good for goodness’ sake!
Some days it seems easier than others to be good, doesn’t it? This begins from the moment of our first breath. We don’t always feel like being or doing good!
The Dominion of Light
Perhaps you find yourself today in a less than idyllic holiday season, one that is wrought with pain, struggle, and what feels or seems like outer darkness. The songs are sung all about you of Hope and Joy, fun-filled times with family, and “home for the holidays”. But you face darkness.
Roots: Bitter or Sweet? Part 2
I posed the question last week: So how do we “tidy up” and rid ourselves (1 Peter 2:1) of the bitterness and unforgiveness that can rot our spirits and wreak havoc on those about us? Let’s continue our “dig” into the roots of the heart as we look back into the verse I’ve cited above from Hebrews 12.