The Bread or the Baker? Exposing the Subtle Shift From Seeking Jesus to Seeking His Power A Note Before You Read This post begins with a brief narrative reimagining of a specific scene from John 6. Rather than retelling the entire miracle of feeding the 5,000, this scene focuses narrowly on the day after—when the […]
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Set Apart: Understanding Covenant, Consequences, and Grace in 2 Corinthians 6 In 2 Corinthians 6, the Apostle Paul counsels the early Christian community regarding the intricacies of navigating interpersonal relationships within a surrounding pagan culture. In ancient Corinth, social life, civic duty, and commerce were deeply intertwined with pagan feasts and idolatrous practices. Recognizing the […]
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Faith Declarations and Confessions A structured collection* of declarations for protection, health, wisdom, and provision. Romans 10:10 tells us “For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.” Speaking your faith is a vital tool for prayer and spiritual warfare. I’ve prayed the following declarations for over […]
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Understanding the Danger of Complaining 1 Corinthians 10:10 Neither murmur ye, as some of them also murmured, and were destroyed of the destroyer. We often view complaining as a victimless habit. We think we are just “venting” or “being realistic” about our difficult circumstances. But the Apostle Paul, writing to the church in Corinth, looks […]
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What About Tithing? I’ve had a few questions about this recently and thought I would share my response here. What about tithing? Lots of folks conveniently opt for an allegedly New Testament point of view that doesn’t require tithing, and God bless them, they prove it by their giving. Still others assiduously tithe, but their […]
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The Architecture of the Soul: “Man” and “Woman” as Spiritual Typology in Scripture: Have you ever noticed how the Bible’s richest narratives often operate on multiple layers at once? While Scripture records historical events and practical ethical teachings, early Christian thinkers and biblical typologists frequently unlocked a deeper, interior level: the symbolic relationship between the […]
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Have you ever noticed how much of our lives are spent in constant dialogue? The problem with this for you as a believer is this – God speaks in the silence between your own thoughts. If you never get quiet you will be stymied in your desire to hear God’s voice and respond to His […]
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The “Rachel and Lea” Principle: When Life Gives You What You Didn’t Labor For: We’ve all had moments where we put in the work, did everything right, and still ended up with a result we didn’t expect—or frankly, didn’t want. In the biblical narrative, Jacob falls head over heels for Rachel. He strikes a deal […]
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This teaching and the understanding it imparts have unfortunately cost me friendships. Close friends turned bitter enemies simply because I suggested to them to “have no opinion.” Walking in breakthrough as a lifestyle can be lonely. However, when God spoke to me in a profound visitation one winter night 20 years ago, having no opinion […]
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This word on the issue of spiritual leadership and covering is long overdue in the body of Christ. For Ministry Leaders: This message will inform and empower you to see results with difficult people like nothing else will. For Those with Unsaved Loved Ones: This message will give you traction in your prayer life to […]
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