Category: Deliverance

Whatever Happened to the Gospel? Part 1

A two-part reflection on reclaiming authentic Christianity and the coming reformation “What has been, it is what will be, and what has been done, it is what will be done. So there is nothing new under the sun.” — Ecclesiastes 1:9 There are moments in history when the Church has to stop and ask a painful question: Whatever happened to…

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Assaulting the Truth: A Call to Walk in God’s Light

Truth is not merely a good idea or a helpful principle. Truth belongs to God. It reflects His nature, His holiness, and His way. When we assault the truth—by twisting it, hiding it, denying it, exaggerating it, or replacing it with a lie—we are not just mishandling words; we are stepping away from the light of God. The Lord speaks…

Bearing the Cross: What Jesus Meant in Everyday Life

“Whoever does not take up their cross and follow me is not worthy of me.  Whoever finds their life will lose it, and whoever loses their life for my sake will find it.” – Matthew 10:38–39 When Jesus said, “Take up your cross and follow Me,” He was not talking about wearing a symbol or putting up with a minor…

Whatever Happened to the Gospel? A Prophetic Call Back to God’s Word and God’s Ways

The Holy Spirit impressed two things deeply upon my spirit several years ago: “My people do not know My Word, nor do they know My ways,” and “Whatever happened to the gospel?” These are not light thoughts. They are a burden. They are a wake-up call. We are living in a time when many people in the body of Christ…

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Embrace Change: Benefits of Leaving Your Comfort Zone

Breaking Free from Comfort Zones  Have you ever wondered why we sometimes stick to what we know, even when it’s not the best option for us? This tendency is often referred to as the “Tyranny of the Familiar.” It’s a fancy way of describing how people can be overly attached to routines, habits, and ideas simply because they’re comfortable and…

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Jesus’ Lament: A Warning Against Spiritual Apathy

Understanding Jesus’ Lament Over Jerusalem and Its Relevance Today Introduction: Setting the Scene in Luke 19:44 In the Gospel of Luke, chapter 19, verse 44, we find Jesus weeping over Jerusalem and uttering these haunting words: “You did not know the time of your visitation.” This moment comes as Jesus approaches the city, surrounded by crowds who celebrate his arrival.…

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The Cost of Ignorance

Why Knowledge Is Critical for Growth, Progress, and Survival Introduction Whenever I faced challenging situations and needed wisdom, I would remind myself with the phrase, “My Father would not have me ignorant.”  Ignorance is not simply the absence of information—it is a powerful force that can impede progress, limit personal potential, and threaten the well-being of individuals and societies alike.…

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Looking for Good News? The Gospel Delivers Hope Amid the Headlines

Why the Bible’s “Good News” Is Still Worth Hearing Today Let’s be honest—most days, the news seems to be a never-ending stream of negativity. Whether it’s global conflicts, natural disasters, or just the daily stress of life, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Many of us find ourselves asking: “Is there any good news left?” Surprisingly, there is. In fact, the…

Unity in Christ: Why “One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism” Matters for Everyday Christians 

Understanding Unity in Simple Terms  If you’ve ever wondered what brings Christians together, Ephesians 4:5 gives a clear answer: “One Lord, one faith, one baptism.” It’s a short verse, but it packs a big message about unity. Basically, Paul is saying that no matter where you come from or what your background is, Christians are united by three things—they follow the same Lord (Jesus), believe in…