Conventional wisdom teaches that the natural human progression moves from life to death. Yet, for all who have given their lives to Christ, that progression is reversed! God’s redemptive power means that while before, we were “dead in ourtransgressions,” we now have new life in us that culminates ultimately in eternal life. Putting to death the sins of our past …
When we place our trust in Jesus and receive His gift of salvation, we are instantly adopted into God’s family. As sons and daughters of the Most High King, we are given access to all of His riches and provisions for every need in our lives. This adoption also changes our eternal destiny: where before we bore the sentence of …
God declares, in His Word, that He has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind. Fear is used by Satan to try to keep us shackled to his lies. However, by the power of the Holy Spirit, we have been given the authority to rebuke fear and command its chains to be …
Every child who has attended Sunday School would be familiar with the song, “My God is so big, so strong, and so mighty, there is nothing my God cannot do!” Indeed, there is nothing that is beyond the might of our great God Who specializes in circumventing the impossible! Vanessa was panicking, feeling that she was facing an impossible situation. …
The apostle Paul exhorts us to “bear one another’s burdens” (Galatians 6:2) so as to fulfill Christ’s commandment to love one another. The Greek word Paul used for “bear” literally means “to sustain, bear, or hold up against a thing,” much as a person would tie a stake to a tomato plant to sustain it from the weight it carries. …
