Willing Sin

If you have tried and tried again to get rid of a sin and you repeatedly fail, you’re not dealing with a sin anymore. You’re dealing with a stronghold. There is a critical difference between sin and tough strongholds.  There are effective spiritual warfare strategies required to overcome a persistent sin, and any lingering strongholds. King James…

Surprised by Joy

The glow of genuine joy is an effective shield against any scheme of darkness. Praising Jesus all day long definitely defeats evil! Our Father is all about restoring relationships. He sent His Son on a worldwide mission of reconciliation. Get excited about your royal adoption! “I am radiant with joy over the goodness of the…

What’s NEW?

Today is a brand new day, a fresh start, a new beginning! Step outside and take a picture with thanksgiving to capture what God shows you. Share His goodness, His faithfulness, His glory with others by simply SMILING for all that He has done! Each sunrise He reveals His glory with lush greens, new blossoms,…

Throne of Grace

It is our great privilege to approach the Throne of Grace and to humbly submit to King of kings. With our eyes reverently closed and head bowed, our daily audience with the King is welcomed. Scripture pleads us with an open invitation. On this day we choose to imagine Jesus smiling, and seated before us…

Interpreters

Since we were born, we have all required an explanation of why this, and not that? We all are in need of interpreters of God’s vast mysteries in His Word. A poet penned, “O earth, a wind gust randomly blows a soft tune in ears that hear. Every weed stretches up to give thanks for…

John Wesley

John Wesley (1703–1791) an English cleric and theologian born in Epworth, Lincolnshire.  He was raised in a devout Anglican family; his father, Samuel Wesley, was a rector, and his mother, Susanna Wesley, had a significant influence on his spiritual development. John was educated at the University of Oxford, where he was a fellow of Lincoln…