The office of the prophet is probably the least-understood and most-neglected ministry office in the Church today. If we refuse to receive an apostle, we refuse order. However, if we refuse to receive a prophet, we refuse destiny. Where there is no destiny there is no future. The Church then becomes relegated to the narrow existence of the here and … [Read more...]
Be Patient with Your Slow Growth
We value speed today far more than we realize, and that makes the painfully slow process of our sanctification and personal transformation confusing and frustrating. We live in an era of such rapid technological advancement and in a society that so values efficiency, productivity, and immediate results that we can hardly help but assume that the … [Read more...]
The Transforming Power of God’s Grace
How Holy Spirit Brought Karen Wheaton's Prodigal Daughter Back Home This is one of the most powerful miracle testimonies I've ever followed. It's especially powerful to me because I know many of the key parties involved—namely, Karen Wheaton, the mother of the author, Lindsey Wheaton-Doss. I share this on my blog because I believe Lindsey's … [Read more...]
Escaping from the Love of Money
My good friend Tony Cimmarrusti has two degrees from Harvard, a Wall Street background, and over 20 years of hedge fund experience. But most importantly, he loves Jesus with all his heart, and is one of the most generous people I know. I greatly appreciate Tony’s message in this short video (and the edited transcript that follows), which is a … [Read more...]
It’s NOT About Skin Colour… It’s About Sin!
During his interview with Brooke Baldwin from CNN, Benjamin Watson, a tight end for the New Orleans Saints expressed that there were two parts of his message that resonated with him the most—the introspection and encouragement. Introspectively he says, “How can I look at white skin and make assumptions but not want assumptions made about me? … [Read more...]
What If You Had One Week to Live?
If I could save time in a bottle,The first thing that I’d like to do Is to save every day till eternity passes away, Just to spend them with you. In 1972, Jim Croce was a young singer/songwriter just beginning to ride the wave of national stardom. He was also a young father whose heart was full of love for his one-year-old boy. Jim’s music … [Read more...]
Mystery of the Resurrection
The apostle who later called himself the least worthy of the apostles was a man who originally was named Saul. Paul believed that the Christians were the greatest threat to Judaism there had ever been. He was therefore determined to fight for the Jewish faith and, if possible, to remove this new sect. When Stephen was dying and who became the very … [Read more...]
Proclaimers of His Resurrection
The Old Testament contains over three hundred passages that refer to the first coming of the Messiah. Within these hundred of prophecies, Bible scholars have found forty-eight specific details about the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. If the disciples had would have gone back in their memories, they would have recalled an important event … [Read more...]
The Deity of Jesus Christ
In 1999 during the presidential Republican debates in the campaign for the presidential nomination, one of the nominees was asked to name his favourite “political philosopher.” He replied that it was Jesus Christ. From that point on, most evangelical Christians in America voted for him because they thought he would represent their values based on … [Read more...]
Once Saved Always Saved
Justification, Sanctification & Glorification The apostle Paul makes it clear in his writings that there three dimensions to salvation for the believer. And the three tenses used to describe this process of salvation are: I have been saved, I am being saved, and I shall be saved. The first is justification-you have been saved from the … [Read more...]
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