Category Archives: Ministry

I have heard it said “Don’t tell God how big your problem is, tell your problem how big your God is.” This sounds good but, what’s the practical application? I have learned, God either causes or allows the problems we … Continue reading →

People don’t trust God with their problems because they really have a problem with God. Look at it this way, would you go up to a complete stranger and tell them your addicted to porn, alcohol, drugs, gambling, food, and … Continue reading →

How do we approach the God of the universes? The word in Hebrews 4:16 says, “Let us then approach God’s throne of grace with confidence, so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help us in our time … Continue reading →

Lord Jesus, I come to you just as I am. Please forgive my sins as I am sorrowful and repentent. In Your Name and grace, I forgive all others of their sins against me. I have invited You to be Master … Continue reading →

Can God hear my prayers? This question is not uncommon to ponder. However, I was reminded during church service yesterday of the story about Cain and Able. So lets topically examine Genesis 4:10, “And the LORD said, “What have you … Continue reading →

No one loves you more than God! His love for us is incontestable, infallible, incomprehensible, and infatiguable.  IOW, It can’t be challenged, it will never fail, it’s hard to explain, and it never grows weary. God never falls out of … Continue reading →

Here are the top 10 fears people deal with: Losing Your Freedom, The Unknown, Pain, Disappointment, Misery, Loneliness, Ridicule, Rejection, Death, and Failure. One thing is certain; you can’t have peace and fear living in your heart at the same … Continue reading →

God is not concerned about oratory eloquence as much as He is oratory obedience. Moses told pharaoh to let God’s people go and that led to freedom for His people. (Exodus 9).  When the army and the men at Jericho … Continue reading →

The Message paraphrase of Proverbs 19:21 is spot on; “We humans keep brainstorming options and plans, but God’s purpose prevails.” Solomon is essentially saying our plans are subordinate to God’s plan but for some, this is not a good thing … Continue reading →

David didn’t apply for the position king, it was God that sought him (1 Samuel 13-14). The word sought translated in the Hebrew is baqash which in context means to seek and secure. David’s blessing/anointing was secured even before the … Continue reading →