THE ONE THING 1

“Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.”

In this reflective post, we explore the tension between pain, faith, and the relentless schemes of the enemy.

Dive into how we can transform our lives by embracing God’s promises, letting go of self-reliance, and walking in faith beyond circumstances

The enemy  has always challenged the word, because it reveals the will, activates the authority, and institutes the power of God

Grace is the root; holiness is the fruit. By grace through faith, we realize God's promises in Christ Jesus.

They had the promise of His coming, yet they laid hold during times of immense hardship. How much more us, who live in the Substance?

We will see every enemy brought low; when in everything we see Jesus is enough!

As we wash one another with the Word, we experience God's blessing and joy.

True provision is found in Christ, who is our ultimate source of all we need and encourages us to draw nearer to God.

A deep dive into the difference between conviction of the Holy Spirit and condemnation from the enemy.

Why the cross? There is deliverance when we ponder the work of Jesus, indeed deep healing found in redemption. 

This truth is rich, compelling, and convicting. It reminds us of our new creation existence, which we embrace to fulfill the call of Christ.

Paul took great care to lay the Gospel out in the Book of Romans and defend it in the Book of Galatians. We learn to contend for the faith.

Abraham knew he was righteous by faith; Lot, though righteous, did not. The end of their lives looked very different.

As ambassadors of Heaven, we have an obligation to share LOVE. True love laid down His life to redeem us.

In this post, we examine the dynamics of belief, righteous consciousness, and bold intercession as foundational to transformative prayer.

This month we dive into the theology of Coram Deo, which means ‘before the face of God.’ In hopes of embracing our life in Christ Jesus.

We look at the words of Amos as a sobering reminder of the importance of applying the word of God in our lives.