God Has Endowed You With Splendor
Sure God has endowed Jesus with splendor, but does He want to endow each of us? This is personal journey, but the challenge can change your life.
Next to a wrong view of God, our wrong view of self is the biggest thing that keeps us from prayer. These posts expose negative thinking and lead you have confidence approaching God.
Sure God has endowed Jesus with splendor, but does He want to endow each of us? This is personal journey, but the challenge can change your life.
Holiness is often related to being without sin. That’s not holiness; that’s righteousness and it is by faith not refraining from sin. Then what is holiness?
When you are free to be you, God can work miracles through your lives. Allow your weakness to be your testimony and watch God be strong on your behalf.
It seems Christians may be obsessed with the fact we can sin. Is it humility? Here are 5 reasons we focus on original sin and why we need to stop.
This one act changed all of recorded history, but it is also meant to daily importance on our lives. Here are 3 things God wants you to know this Easter.
If God says you’re great, is it humble to say your nothing without Him? … is it humble to deny compliments? Here’s a simple definition of humility:
I’ve had the privilege of being with men at their lowest point. Doing this has strengthened my belief that God never gives up on you.
When God comes to live in us, He begins to reawaken dreams. Any dream we can accomplish ourself leaves no room for Him, so dream the impossible dream.
Many think we are blessed only to be a blessing to someone else. This sounds spiritual, but it leads to dangerous beliefs. Here are some ways this is wrong:
Let’s restore the importance of feelings. For too long Christians have downplayed their significance and have restricted the growth of the kingdom.
Each of us has something that God put in us that makes us amazing. He wants us to live and pray accordingly. Here are 5 steps to know you are amazing.
Why was life different now? How do you get back to the “sweet spot” of your walk with God? How do you restore the joy of your salvation?