Carnal mind interprets carnally. Spiritual mind interprets things of the spirit.
Revelation is the unveiling of which is already there but not revealed yet.
Revelation is dependent on our intimate relationship with the Holy Spirit and our hunger to commune with Him. continue reading
Some worship the word and are stuck with it to the extent that they are willing to fight their brother.
Bible is the Word of God. It is the Spirit of God that makes the Word living.
We have the privilege of the Word becoming flesh in us again, where we become the living illustration and manifestation of what God is saying. But if we focus on the word alone, we are in danger of turning the Word made flesh back into a word again.
“It is difficult to expect the same fruit of the early church when we value a book that they didn’t have more than the person they did have.”
The Trinity only has three sides, not four. And it is not Father, Son and Holy Bible.
Do not worship the Bible. Worship the living God, God of the Word and not the Word of God. continue reading
Wonder how the innkeeper, who turned away Mary and Joseph, would have felt when he would have realised that he refused room to the ones responsible for birthing the Supernatural.
Have we reduced Christmas to what is familiar – scenes of nativity, Christmas tree, bells and whistles and the cakes and feasts and the gifts? And often in the midst of all these, the very purpose of the season takes a back seat.
God gave the ultimate gift.
God made the ultimate move – moving toward mankind.
How shall we respond? Who will make room for the move of God?
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Faith is supernatural. Faith is now. What is Faith founded on?
You can have faith only for what you know.
That means you cannot have faith for what you don’t know.
You cannot have faith on someone or something unless it has been revealed to you… continue reading
Are you setting your sights too low?
“Sky is not the limit. Your mind is.”
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Always pray and never give up.
Prayer is not a means of coercing God to do what we want. It is a process of recognizing His power and plan for our lives. In prayer, we yield our lives and circumstances to the Lord and trust Him to act in His time and in His way.
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This is the time of year that we celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. In the midst of shopping, Christmas gatherings, relatives, gifts, cakes, holiday festivities, it’s easy to lose sight of “Whom” we are actually celebrating!
In all our celebration, let us not forget the very reason. Continue reading
“This is the day the Lord has made; We will rejoice and be glad in it.” (Psalm 118:24). Each day is a day to be grateful for and celebrate life. We may not always “feel” like it, but we must, “Give thanks in all circumstances for this is the will of God…” (1 Thessalonians 5:18). continue reading…
Mercy is God’s covenant love for us. Grace is His covenant blessings. continue reading…
Let our focus be not on the troubled water but on His unfailing love. continue reading…
Passover, Shavuot, and Sukkot are the three Biblical Pilgrim Feasts when the Jewish people journeyed to Jerusalem and brought an offering unto the Lord in expectation of His favor over their lives. This Passover, as in days of old, we should expect a blessing as we bring our Passover offering unto the Lord.
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Spiritual maturity is a process of becoming more like Jesus – our role model. It is a continuous process with an aim to not letting even one word fall to the ground. Being effective and fruitful in the knowledge of Jesus is the essence of spiritual maturity…continue reading
Jesus is with us in your difficult situations. Fear not for nothing can separate us from the love of God. Focus on Jesus and not on your circumstances. When the storm is overwhelming… continue reading
There is a great inheritance in His Word. We will find it when we dig into it.
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