Writing in the Sand

It’s a poignant and beautiful story in John 8:1-11. While Jesus was teaching, a woman was brought before Him who was caught in adultery. According to the custom and religious law of that day, the woman should be stoned to death for being caught in adultery. The people challenged Jesus and said, “What do you think we should do?”

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What Is the Spirit Saying to the Church?

True revival has come, revival that humbles us before God in repentance and confession; revival that breaks our spirits, destroys our aspirations, crushes our confidence in self and crucifies the flesh; revival that brings us before the throne of grace in recognition of our unfaithfulness and in heart-felt thanksgiving for our salvation.

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Faith, Hope and Love

Faith, hope and love work together: Faith from what God has done yesterday, love in the present, and hope for the future give us a well-rounded and solid foundation to walk through anything, to be secure in Christ, to accomplish God’s purposes in our lives.

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IS IT REVIVAL?

The devil is quite adept at his job description, so good that often times his opponents don’t recognize his tactics, which is his purpose. He takes what God creates for His own glory and corrupts it into something with a distorted resemblance of its intention, superficially appearing like something good but corrupted into defilement and deception.

Thus he has done with revival.

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The only thing that will heal this nation

The ONLY thing that will heal this nation is for those who call on the name of Jesus Christ to become desperate enough to pray, hungry enough for change to fast, broken enough to repent, and bold enough to place God and His ways above our own! Then and only then can we be a light and hope to others desperate for truth, healing and grace.

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God Wants Your Hands and Feet

Salt and light must be more than a phrase. Enduring hardship not a figment of the imagination but a lifestyle. Ministry must not be a position with a title, but the physical hands and feet of Christ serving in our world.

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Climbing that mountain

Why do we do what we do in ministry? Is it because man opened the door and it seemed the best thing to do? Or did we receive a mandate from God? Did we climb a mountain and, upon reaching its summit, gain a vision from God that we are willing to sacrifice all for?

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