Trust Blindly
Trusting God Blindly, how does one do that? Why is it important to maintain a level of blind trust in our hearts?
Separate, Isolate, Annihilate
The enemy uses a strategy of separate, isolate and annihilate to destroy our lives. We look at how he used this strategy in our relationships with others.
What Kind of Strength Does God Give Us?
Strength from God is not always the strength we are praying for when we pray, "Lord make me stronger." Strength from God is no strength at all, yet then it makes total sense in God's economy.
Who Can You Count On?
To count on somebody is to expect them to help you when you need them. In this world, where problems can be counted on, to have someone in our lives who we can be confident in and depend on, is of great value. So who can you count on?
Stumble Lately
Stumble lately... or just feel that you fell down? Isn’t it amazing how you can be going full steam ahead, strong in your step, confident and next thing find yourself flat on your face. You [...]
Withdraw and Advance
Normally when we see those words together, we think of our money, but it also refers to battle strategies. To withdraw in battle is to move out of territory held by the enemy. In fact [...]
If you can?
Ever tried everything in an impossible situation and come up with nothing? Ever wondered if God could really make a difference in what you see as a situation that will never change? Something that you [...]
Reasons We Don’t Pray
I wish I did pray as often as I would like to. Wouldn’t you? To be characterized by prayer and to be totally confident that when I say to someone “I will pray for you,” [...]
Pray for Someone
Do you pray that prayer: “Lord please be with so and so, who is ... or be with that one who is...” I visited a church recently where this is how they prayed for members [...]
How the Enemy Hinders Obedience
Whenever we decide to be obedient, it is the last thing the enemy wants from the children of God. If they are obedient, they will fulfill God’s purposes for their lives and make an impact [...]
