Category Archives: Ministry

How do we measure up when we experience accidents, opposition, and bad breaks? I think when turning points become obstacles our attention focuses on finding the quickest alternative route back to easy street. This is certainly a hard knock life … Continue reading →

I am not a Christian who thinks that I am better than anyone one. I’m the Christian who is unequivocally thankful Jesus died for a sinner like me! Romans 5:8 says, “God demonstrated His love for us in this: While … Continue reading →

Out of all the trees in the Garden of Eden, why was one isolated from all the others (Gen 3:3)? Well, if you think about it the answer is relatively obvious. God loves us and He created us to have … Continue reading →

We regularly listen and hear about how much God love us and how He demonstrated His love through Jesus Christ. But, how do we respond to God’s incomprehensible love? Romans 5:8 says, “But God demonstrates His own love for us … Continue reading →

Grace by biblical understanding is when God’s dispenses favor in our lives in lieu of wrath and judgement. In describing the power of grace Christian Gospel Artist Larnelle Harris penned these powerful words, “Were it not for grace I can … Continue reading →

Bitter people will always have something negative to say. Over the years, I’ve learned that haters operate from a root of bitterness and unless they surrender it to God negativity will always contaminate their perspective and encumber their judgment. As … Continue reading →

A burden is best defined as a heavy load or weight and because we live in an evil and wicked world no one is exempt from various kinds of tragic circumstance, hardships loss, pain, suffering and temptation. The deadliest lie … Continue reading →

When we place our hope in anyone or anything other than Jesus, we will end up hurt, disappointed, frustrated, and unfulfilled in this life. This includes work, political party, government, friends, and family! Case and point, we are human and … Continue reading →

Try this: Pray then let it go. Don’t try to manipulate or force the outcome. Trust God to open the right door at the right time. When we shift our confidence off of our own abilities and onto God, then … Continue reading →

Many people believe the “SOS” distress signal is an abbreviation for “save our souls” or “save our ship.” But in reality, these are considered backronyms, and the “SOS” letters are just a continuous Morse code string of three dots, three … Continue reading →