It’s important that we are able to see clearly when it comes to our walk with the Lord. This discernment only comes with reading our Bible and praying to the Lord daily. You can’t beat having spiritually discerning eyesight.
Continue to seek Jesus every day because misery has a tendency to act like a cold, and we catch it every now and then.
Self-help, new age and positive thinking gurus that would have you thinking that you create your own destiny. The truth is, as human beings, we live in a state of critical condition.
Walk in the Spirit of God’s purpose, promise and provision because it is only in the spirit, that you can make it.
Four directives for helping through 2022 – we are not to worry about anything; we are to pray about everything, we are to tell God what we need, and thank Him for all He has done!
January 6th on the Christian liturgical calendar is Epiphany! It marks a holy day of
invitation to shine the light on the essence of Christmas message and the mission of Jesus. The coup attempt on January 6, 2021 introduced a dark and dangerous translation to this holy day.
We have to trust God no matter the circumstance or situation because He is always working things out in our favor when we acknowledge and seek Him.
Every steadfast, glorious, accountable church should be a “scattered church.”
An examination of the times in which Jesus was born, will provide insight and eyesight to how God is still with us during this tumultuous season
Our Lord instructs the believer to ask, seek and knock, because these three words cover the whole spectrum of prayer.
Apostle Paul shows believers that through the power of God, they can handle the fights and the battles in our lives.
As a nation, we are sorely divided. Will America survive as a democracy? As it was with Moses in battle, who among us will help lift up the hands of “Lady Liberty?”
Guess what? My best friend, his name is Jesus Christ, I call Him JC. Well, He enrolled me into this elite academy that only a few people know about. I had no idea He was doing that and when He told me, I was a bit taken back because this was the first time. I was hearing about it and I thought I was finished with school. He was like, “You are gonna love it, Brian, this is right up your alley. When you finish this school … you just wait and see.” I was like, “Ok, JC, you’ve always
Scripture: Deuteronomy 31:6 – “Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the Lord your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you.”
(Editor’s note: The following is a commentary about the violent attack against the U.S. Capital on Jan. 6) How do we navigate our lives amid these outrageous acts against our democracy? Do we remain silent? If not, then what? Those who speak up for justice, and righteousness, are too often demonized as socialist misfits. They are viewed as troublemakers through a narrow lens of privilege, racism, hatred, and prejudice. Yet, the fear invoked by the evil demonstration carried out by those who violently terrorized our nation’s capital — the most sacred institution of our government – is utterly appalling and