Walk Like Enoch Walked, Talk Like Enoch Talked, Go Where Enoch Went

Enoch was a man who walked with God and strangely “was not,” for God took him. We don’t know quite what that looked like, but we know God is no respecter of persons. If we do with our faith what Enoch did with his faith, we may rightly expect the same or equivalent outcomes. What […]

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Embracing God’s Favor and Overcoming Adversity

In a world plagued by challenges and uncertainties, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed and defeated. However, as believers, we have the assurance that the enemy will not prevail over us, and our circumstances will not bury us. Be assured that the impartation of God will never allow this to happen. He assures us […]

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Extreme Pursuit of the Kingom (Or, “Coach Just Put Me in the Game!”)

Every sincere believer wants to be used by God in His service. The zeal of the Lord rests in the heart of men and women whose burning desire is like a young football playing begging the coach:  Coach just put me in the game!  That player’s zeal and excitement strikes a chord with people whose […]

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Ruling Your City for God

Embracing Your Authority and Transforming Your City Introduction: I hope you like where you are living because where you live on earth now is where you will rule and reign during the 1000-year millennial reign of Christ (I choose Bora, Bora!). In fact, in prayer you are already responsible and capable of ruling in the […]

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Smith Wigglesworth Quotes

Below you will find a list of powerful faith statements by Smith Wigglesworth. Wigglesworth, born in 1859, was a remarkable figure in the annals of Christian history. His life, marked by extraordinary encounters with God, left an indelible mark on the body of Christ. Before his encounter with the Holy Spirit, Wigglesworth worked as a […]

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A Tale of Two Enochs – Which One are You?

Genesis 5:24 tells us that Enoch walked with God and was taken to heaven without the necessity of experiencing death. As we look into the life of Enoch, we contemplate whether this extraordinary experience can be attainable for us today. 1 Thess. chapter four suggests a corporate (group) resurrection of those living on the earth, […]

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Moving from the Economy of Man into the Economy of God: Dealing with Debt

Dealing with Debt Introduction: What is the heart of God regarding being in debt? Is it a sin to borrow money? When is borrowing money to be avoided? Are there any legitimate strategies of indebtedness that are acceptable from a biblical standpoint? In the day we live in debt is almost universal. Regardless of what […]

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The Church’s Pursuit of Relevance: Authenticity in Evangelism and Church Growth

Introduction In today’s fast-paced and rapidly changing world, the role of the church in society is frequently debated. The statement suggests that the church is always operating within one of three categories: already relevant, pursuing relevance, or faking relevance. In considering the need for relevance in evangelism and church growth, let’s make the assertion that […]

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Vitally Connected to Jesus: Sentience of Creation

As humans, we often underestimate the depth and richness of the world around us. We go about our daily lives, consumed by our own concerns and responsibilities, unaware of the intricate interconnectedness of all creation. However, if we open our hearts and minds to the presence of God and the sentience of all creation, we […]

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Are You a “You Go Girl for God?”

Advocating for Women in Leadership in the Pentecostal/Charismatic Movement Introduction Throughout history, Pentecostal women who are called to ministry have faced numerous challenges. On one hand, they are not radical feminists who demand certain fights or view patriarchal hierarchy as the greatest evil. On the other hand, they are not passive in ministry, family, or […]

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