Why is it that some believers have the capacity to stick with things till the end and others fade along the way. The answer may surprise you. It has more to do with revelation than it does with inspiration and more of a matter of choice and priorities than how you are hardwired. Tenacity is often the difference between where we are today and where God wants us to be at tomorrow.
Why is it that some believers have the capacity to stick with things till the end and others fade along the way. The answer may surprise you. It has more to do with revelation than it does with inspiration and more of a matter of choice and priorities than how you are hardwired. Tenacity is often the difference between where we are today and where God wants us to be at tomorrow.
Why is it that some believers have the capacity to stick with things till the end and others fade along the way. The answer may surprise you. It has more to do with revelation than it does with inspiration and more of a matter of choice and priorities than how you are hardwired. Tenacity is often the difference between where we are today and where God wants us to be at tomorrow.
It is through faith and patience that we inherit the promises, and requires divine strength to carry these promises and bring them full term.
All who have gone before you know what it is like to lose sight of the finish line and give way to voices inside and out that tell you that you will not make it, God has forgotten or forsaken you, and that you simply do not have what it takes to finish. But what you have is not an "it" but a "HIM" who is the Lord of all, and He is present, active, and working and has made available to you in Christ "SUFFICIENT STRENGTH."
This life takes strength. Strength to live, continue, go forward, endure, and finish. Your source of strength determines how you navigate life and how you finish. Those whose strength is the Lord's shall not ever be ashamed.
Every believer has at times found their edge being dulled or lost altogether. The issue of how and where is critical. Humility of heart, repentance, and God's power to restore is sufficient to restore to us our purpose and effectiveness in our service to him.
The world is in great upheaval; as anxiety, anger, confusion, and frustration takes center stage. The scriptures teach us plainly where we are on God's timetable, how accurate his description of what it would look like and the promise of how it will all end.
Our faith in the person of Jesus Christ does not exempt us from the strains, loss, and pressures of this life; but instead gives us the capacity and strength to navigate the perplexities that we all face.
We must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ to give an account for the deeds done in our body. What we do for God or left undone, will determine how we will be recognized in eternity.
We must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ to give an account for the deeds done in our body. What we do for God or left undone, will determine how we will be recognized in eternity.
We must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ to give an account for the deeds done in our body. What we do for God or left undone, will determine how we will be recognized in eternity.
There is much confusion in the body of Christ as to what is actually going on in the wold, what is behind it, where it is on the schedule of God and how it will play out. Join us as we examine the scriptures and recognize the things that have happened as promised, are happening today as promised, and shall happen in the future EXACTLY as promised.
Salvation is a gift from God, not available by the works of man. It is a work of God, born of the will of God, made possible by the power of God. God provides the truth, we provide the humility and response.
The challenge for believers today is not to try and figure out how to avoid trouble, storms, and trials...but to look for the blessedness in them.
One of the saddest things to behold in the body of Christ is those who overvalue temporal things and undervalue eternal things. This message shows us the necessity and the reward of living and making all of our choices in the light of eternity.
It is not uncommon for Christians to struggle with determining if something or someone is the will of God for their life. This message explores the fact that the will of God is not the search for something, but someone.
As believers we are encouraged to fight the good fight of faith. Where there is no struggle, there is no life, no separation, no consecration. The scripture is clear, we must through much tribulation enter the kingdom of God.
As believers we are encouraged to fight the good fight of faith. Where there is no struggle, there is no life, no separation, no consecration. The scripture is clear, we must through much tribulation enter the kingdom of God.
As believers we are encouraged to fight the good fight of faith. Where there is no struggle, there is no life, no separation, no consecration. The scripture is clear, we must through much tribulation enter the kingdom of God.
Prayer is often birthed in the billows of pain. And in these seasons we must never forget that God is present, God is active, God is faithful, and he will soon give you an answer for your enemies.
This message examines the sorrows of women in the bible and the savior who meets them at their place of need.
The person who God uses pays a high price to be that person, but the rewards are eternal.
The story of the prodigal son is a wonderful type of how people walk away from God, and when they reach the end of themselves come back and find him still waiting, still loving, still their Father.
We have one God, one source, and one outcome; to finish. In this journey of mountains and valleys, successes and failures, gain and loss; one thing is certain. The Lord is the strength of my life, and by his grace and sustaining power I will finish.
This series deals with biblical signs, prophecies, and evidences that we are living in the last ays and that the return of the Lord is imminent.
