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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.

Disqualified

One of the things I have consistently seen through the years in counseling, deliverance, and in my own life is Satan’s attempt to make us feel disqualified. Let me explain. The enemy’s firstRead More »

Feb 14, 20244 min read

A Prophet Without Honor?

In the 13th chapter of Matthew, the former tax collector records an incident that occurred in Jesus’ home town. Jesus had been touring Israel, preaching in villages and along the shore ofRead More »

Feb 6, 20243 min read

The Promise of Persistence

This is an extension of last week’s blog that focused on Ezekiel’s “valley of dry bones.” God keeps reminding me about the promise of persistence so, perhaps, I or someoneRead More »

Jan 29, 20243 min read

Dry Bones

This past week I’ve been reading through Ezekiel again. It’s always a fascinating read with his prophetic visions and pronouncements. Once again, I came to Chapter 37 which is the “valley ofRead More »

Jan 22, 20243 min read

Persisting in Prayer

This past week our congregation joined other churches around the world for five days of prayer and fasting. We met each night for a time of worship and corporate prayerRead More »

Jan 17, 20244 min read

Heavenly Father

As you know, many of us fall into the trap of projecting our experience with earthly fathers onto our relationship with our heavenly Father. If you had an amazing father whoRead More »

Jan 8, 20243 min read

2024

AS Christmas slips by and we are moving toward the beginning of 2024, the year already holds a great amount of uncertainty. The election year will undoubtedly be raucous andRead More »

Dec 26, 20232 min read

Judas & Peter

I have often considered the differences between Judas and Peter. Both betrayed Jesus, but one, filled with guilt, stole away and hung himself while the other wept bitterly but clungRead More »

Dec 19, 20233 min read

The God of Reconciliation

God has a heart for reconciliation. The word doesn’t appear that often in scripture, but when it does it is profound. For if, when we were God’s enemies, we wereRead More »

Dec 12, 20234 min read

Agreement

In Amos 3:3, the prophet asks the question, “Shall two walk together unless they are agreed?” The idea is that you cannot walk with someone unless you are going in theRead More »

Dec 4, 20234 min read

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