Monthly Archives: June 2015

  As Christians we are commanded to praise God in all things; whether good or bad. The bible says, to give thanks IN all circumstances; for this is the will of God IN Christ Jesus for us. (1 Thessalonians 5:18) … Continue reading →

   Let’s be honest, sometimes it is difficult to trust God when we experience storms in life. However, storms don’t last forever and trials are an opportunity for a testimony. It gives God so much glory when we know we’re … Continue reading →

   Why is having a prayer life is so important to the Christian believer? There are obvious benefits but it is not always about receiving blessings from God more so than it is about building a relationship with God. Prayer … Continue reading →

   Why is it so hard to accept God’s will? Mainly because we are more concerned about ourselves and what will pleases us rather than pleasing God. In Ecclesiastes 7:13-14 Solomon said, “Accept the way God does things, for who … Continue reading →

  Change is constant but nothing ever changes until something change! Why do we resist change so intently? You can probably list a gazillion reasons ‘why’ but the top two is fear and stubbornness. These two guys play off each other. … Continue reading →

Do you need a reason to shout? Has something dampened your spirit. I know it’s HUMP DAY 🐫but I interrupted your newsfeed scrolling to tell you God loves you and that everyday is a PRAISE DAY🙌 and you don’t have … Continue reading →

   We can find peace and rest in God’s presence.  When Moses questioned who God would send with him to lead His people to the Promised Land; the LORD replied, “I will personally go with you, Moses, and I will … Continue reading →

   David knew who to run to when he needed refuge. In Psalm 16:8-11 we see David fleeing to God’s protection cheerfully and with unwavering confidence. Check out what he said, “I know the LORD is always with me. I … Continue reading →

The distinct difference between faith and belief is engagement.  James 2 teaches us that faith without works is dead. Faith must always be accompanied by actions. Look at this way, belief is watching from the bleachers while faith is in … Continue reading →