Many struggle to have an intimate relationship with the Father. But you need to know this, there’s nothing you can do to change the fact that your access to Father God is already assured. Read more...
We should never speak and confess what we are not, and who we are not. If God the Father could, I think He would, stop us speaking out of an identity we just do not have. Read more...
The prodigal in his misery, rebellion and disobedience, wasn’t himself. But once he came to himself, he was able to think clearly and just knew he had to go back to his father. Read more...
Did you know that your identity can be lost? The Devil is all out to steal, kill and destroy our identity, and he is especially working among our young people today. He even tried to steal the identity of Jesus. Read more...
Our study of the written Word reveals the living Word. The next time you open your Bible, think of it as a conversation in which the Author is speaking through His Book personally to you. Read more...
The word of God in our heart, through Diligence, Daily, Delving into His Doctrine, sets up a perimeter fence, through which the devil cannot pass. It is a powerful thing, and one too many good people fail to understand just how powerful it is for their own good. Read more...
No matter what your background, no matter how broken you are, no matter how weak you feel, no matter how rich or poor you are, no matter what the circumstances are in your life right now, no matter what your education or qualifications are or are not, you need to know this. God says to you, I pick you – just because. Read more...
Our values and priorities are revealed by what we do. So let’s not make a new year’s resolution, but just do the things that spring from our values and identity. The first of which is to be men and women of the mountain. Read more...
Our lives stand or fall on our understanding of who Jesus is. Perhaps this Christmas can be a time when we consider again what Christmas is, and who Jesus really is. Ah yes; Christmas is about remembering, Christmas is about releasing, and Christmas is about receiving. Read more...
The illustration above is Esther kneeing before King Ahasuerus. An elderly woman supports her, and the king lowers his sceptre to her head, as a sign of acceptance and affection. It’s a key moment in the history of the Jewish people. Read more...
