Fast and Pray

Look up for your redemption draws near. Seek purity by confession. A holy hour of revelation and repentance is wise before the trumpet blasts and Jesus appears in the clouds. Old painful memories of childhood may float in. Confess resentment, unforgiveness, fear, hate, envy, anger, criticism, idle grumbling. Deliverance of all that tortured your soul,…

A GOOD YEAR!

God’s “NO!” is not rejection, but a loving intervention to protect your soul. John Wesley began in a state of desperation. His lukewarm faith compelled John to ask for the fire of Holy Spirit. He confessed that he had doctrine but no fruit, no life. He shares his battle to gain the fire of God.…

A Fervent Desire

The heart of Jesus was filled with overwhelming emotion. Our Savior held a fervent need to reveal truth to us. “I have eagerly desired to eat this Passover with you before I suffer.” Luke 22:15 His upcoming suffering and departure would take place before the end of this Passover Festival. The last hours of His…

See the Signs

“So, because you are lukewarm—neither hot nor cold—I am about to spit you out of my mouth.” 😱 Revelation 3:16 Do not continue to resist change, stiff necked, stubborn, unforgiving, prideful, bitter, and critical. Shall you justify your right to your ways as they are covered by grace? Certainly not! Romans 6:1 ❤️ Humble yourself…

Jonathan Edwards

Who is Jonathan Edwards? He was a student of truth that entered Yale University at the age of 13. “Many acquire Bible facts, but few connect in a genuine relationship with their heavenly Father.” Pastor Edwards was supremely focused on Christ and his goal to know and glorify God through Jesus Christ. In his sermons…

Austen meets Byron

This original tale of ‘A Changed Heart’ puts Jane Austen and Lord Byron in Bath, England during a period that both were known by facts of history to have visited. Jane visits for her health, and Byron for his renewal. In 1812 Bath was the place to be, and in this year Jane was 36 years […]

Reach Out

“If I can just touch His clothes,” she thinks, “I will be healed.” Mark 5:28 The woman was desperate, she had been banished from her family, from any human contact for 12 years. By law she was unclean, therefore she was forbidden to touch anyone. Her FAITH in doctors was zero, she had spent all…

Trust God Always

God’s unwavering “LOVE” remains constant despite our hesitancy or doubts. His purpose is not thwarted by our denial that He truly cares. He has a purpose in His delay, and in our dash. Our unanswered prayers draw us closer as it makes us more dependent on Him. His silence in our waiting is a test…

By His Blood

The blood of Jesus makes the sacrifice of our lives possible and desirable. He imparts a spirit of self-sacrifice and enables us to experience the full power of our redemption. The great mystery of eternity, is the deepest mystery of our soul’s desire. Let’s not imagine that we can easily grasp its meaning. God thought…

Henry Scougal

“The Life of God in the Soul of Man” by Henry Scougal explores the relationship between the soul and God. Scougal points to a genuine spirituality, not outward practices or rituals, but a quest centered on an internal union with God. He emphasized the critical importance of the heart’s transformation and the necessity of being…