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The gospel of Jesus Christ is a gospel not only of grace but power.
In Isaiah 61, the prophet declared that when Messiah came he would heal the broken hearted and set captives free. Jesus himself said that he was the fulfillment of that promise. Too many believers have yet to discover the truly transforming power of Jesus Christ in their own lives and continue to struggle with sin and a broken past. This blog is dedicated to helping believers find the healing and freedom Jesus promised and paid for so that they might fully live out the destiny God has given to them.
Chariots of Fire
One of the most familiar stories in the Old Testament is found in 2 Kings 6 and is part of the chronicles of Elisha’s life and ministry. In this section,Read More »
Jan 14, 20204 min read
Not Always Faith-Filled
In Acts 12, King Herod launched a season of persecution against the church. He rounded up several of the leaders and James, the brother of John, was put to death. InRead More »
Apr 10, 20193 min read
The Power of Life – Part 3
This is the third part of a short series on our capacity in Christ to impart life and blessings to others through our words. I want to say againRead More »
Feb 23, 20174 min read
The Living Word
So will My word be which goes forth from My mouth; It will not return to Me empty, Without accomplishing what I desire, And without succeeding in the matter forRead More »
Feb 7, 20175 min read
Prevailing Spirits
This is one of those “food for thought” blogs….something for you to consider. I was listening to a Bill Johnson sermon on YouTube a week or so ago, and heRead More »
Jan 17, 20175 min read
Impossible
When the servant of the man of God got up and went out early the next morning, an army with horses and chariots surrounded the city. ‘O my lord, whatRead More »
Dec 29, 20164 min read
Tribes
This morning I remembered a story my wife Susan had shared with me about a tribe in Africa that takes a unique approach to tribal discipline. When a tribe memberRead More »
Dec 27, 20165 min read
The Promise of Christmas
I love Christmas. Even though it has been secularized and commercialized, beneath all the misplaced cultural debris, there is still a promise that calls out to the hearts of men.Read More »
Dec 23, 20165 min read
Big Enough
One of the most mesmerizing passages in the Bible is found in Isaiah 6. There the prophet declares, “In the year that King Uzziah died, I saw the Lord seatedRead More »
Oct 28, 20165 min read
Praying for the Lost and At Risk
One of the most common experiences of Christians is having someone on their heart that needs the Lord, but not knowing exactly how to pray for that person. It mayRead More »
Oct 25, 20165 min read
From Sinai to Zion
For most of the Jews, coning into the presence of Gold was a fearful thing that held the expectation of death. Undoubtedly, that expectation was established at Sinai when JehovahRead More »
Sep 29, 20164 min read
Taking Out the Trash – Part 1
In the past few weeks, we have had several requests for “house cleansing” or driving demons from homes. I have written about this from time to time time in theRead More »
Aug 25, 20165 min read
Overwhelmed
On Monday morning, pastor Donnell Jones shared some essential thoughts with our staff on overcoming that moment when life and ministry seem overwhelming. I want to share the gist ofRead More »
Aug 23, 20165 min read
Gift, Gifts, and the Fruit
The gift, the gifts, and the fruit of the Spirit seem to create confusion from time to time. What do these terms refer to? The gift of the SpiritRead More »
Aug 18, 20165 min read
Grumbles
Then they set out from Mount Hor by the way of the Red Sea, to go around the land of Edom; and the people became impatient because of the journey.Read More »
Jun 16, 20165 min read
Dagger
When you are engaged in spiritual warfare, the word of God is essential. It is essential not only for discerning God’s will in a matter, but it is also aRead More »
May 10, 20165 min read
Exceptional Standing
Do you not know that the saints will judge the world? And if you are to judge the world, are you not competent to judge trivial cases? Do you notRead More »
May 3, 20165 min read
Different
Some of us relish the idea of being “different” or unique – the one standing out in the crowd. Others of us like to blend in and avoid being aRead More »
Feb 16, 20165 min read
Christmas Joy?
Thanksgiving has blasted by and we are speeding toward December 25, Christmas Day. I am hoping to slow our place soon so that I can absorb some of what ChristmasRead More »
Dec 11, 20155 min read
Reluctant – Part Two
When we encounter Gideon in the sixth chapter of Judges, he is hiding his meager harvest from the Midianites. He seems almost timid as an angel of the Lord beginsRead More »
Dec 2, 20154 min read
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