WE WIN!
This year’s Olympics have been nothing short of extraordinary. [...]
This year’s Olympics have been nothing short of extraordinary. [...]
It’s time we take God out of the box. What do I mean by that? It’s time we stop limiting God based on our own understanding.
For many years now, I have walked almost every day, covering between 2 to 4 miles daily. The reason is that I love to eat, and walking is very much a part of maintaining my health. Today, I want to write about walking in love, light, and wisdom, as guided by the Bible.
GOD BLESS AMERICA! Those are three words that I love to hear and have been hearing a lot lately with elections going on.
I love saying this phrase, “You’re beautiful; I see Jesus in you.” In fact, you may have heard me say it a dozen times, and if you watch the video format of this, you will notice it’s how I start off my videos.
The way someone dresses can tell you a lot about them. Many people choose their clothes based on where they’ve come from, where they are now, or where they want to go. But do you know there is a certain way a believer should be dressed? Luke 24:29 says, “I am going to send you what my Father has promised, but stay in the city until you have been clothed with power from on high.”
I hope you all had a wonderful 4th of July, enjoying fireworks or even setting off a few yourselves. Today, I want to start by telling you: you were made to believe!
Have you ever been down, and someone came along and gave you a word that lifted you up? Right now, Marsha and I are in a hospital surrounded by people who hear day-to-day words that can change their lives.
I want to thank all of you who have been praying for my wife, Marsha, as she battles cancer. As many of you know, this past week was particularly tough with many days spent in the hospital. Through your prayers, doors opened and we found strength.
In my years of ministry, I've met many people who worry about their future. Some seek a prophetic word, but remember, it's a gift from the spirit, given in its own time. When I meet folks like this, I often ask: "What are you reading? Who are you spending time with?"