We don’t know things that we don’t know, right? Here is what the New Testament tells us that believers should be aware of and the dangers of being unaware.

Acts 2 tells us when the Spirit first came upon Christ’s followers that there was a sound like the blowing of a violent wind came from heaven and filled the whole house. For us it was a silent and soft breeze as we prayed for protection and placed ourselves under Christ’s authority.

Participation in land ownership is subjection to its taxes and fees. Should we choose to stop paying that participation fee then we would forfeit the stewardship of our home and land to the township and ultimately to someone else. See how humanity forfeited its stewardship to satan and how Christ got it back.

Why is it that the Church is quick to focus on guilt and condemnation as starting point for sharing the gospel? If we are using fear and condemnation as a launching point for the Good News we’ve missed it.

Today’s post is a visual parable on the concept of condemnation. How the wide and narrow roads of Jesus’ parable come to life.

When was the last time you didn’t bring your phone into the bathroom? When was the last time you declined a new commitment and didn’t use that time saved to binge tv? Perhaps a respite from tech and de-vices is needed by us all at one point or another.

When life get difficult it easy to question what we are doing and what we believe, especially what we believe about God. There is so much liberation in voicing your struggle, doubts and questions because it is the starting place of humility and hope!

There is something powerful that happens in our lives when we give God permission to Search our hearts and Lead our thinking and our steps. Much like a lighthouse guides boats carefully, so does the Spirit of God when we allow ourselves to be led by their light!

When was the last time you sat with your soul and asked it questions like you would a friend or even a stranger you’d like to know better? There’s incredible healing and discovery in making time and space for this kind of dialogue.

Sometimes creativity begins with a prayer to reclaim it!

Cattle are a symbol of wealth; meat, milk, fertility and strength. The expression of this blog title represents the endless provision of God resources. Today’s post shows how God revealed this aspect of His being to me in a real and TANGIBLE way.

When you hear the word “enemy” you may get a clear image in your mind of who it is you struggle most with in this life, but in actually, your enemy is not the person you think it is. The Bible tells us who, or what, your real enemy is!

“A little leaven leavens the whole bread” is a familiar adage about the effectiveness of small and seemingly insignificant allowances to cause great ramifications. Both harmful and beneficial cause and effect.

Disaster comes upon people sometimes, regardless of who they are or what they’ve done, and we don’t know how it turns out for them; a beautiful bird in a net. This encouragement from the Lord came in the most curious way.

In the mundane and routine moments of life, when we find ourselves quieted and alone with out thoughts, those moments can be the most powerful ones for honesty and prayer.

Nothing can strike more fear and doubt into the heart of a Christian than the topic of giving financially when it already seems like you don’t have enough. See how my understanding of the Tithe and Trust in God changed my life in this post.

The Shadow is the string upon which everything and nothing resides. Shadow is but a response to substance, substance that is caught in the Light of reality.

When it seems like our existence is still suppressed in curse, that we are all engulfed in satan’s plans and not God’s in this life, what better time to turn to God and ask the hard questions of faith.

Every created being has this incredible opportunity to not only see these glimpses of the Creator wherever they look or in whatever their function is, but more so, have a direct line to the Creator himself… a piece of Him that longs to go home.

Violence is clearly talked about in scripture, as is vengeance, but is there ever a time it is justifiable?