Category: Teaching

Tuning Out the Noise: Why “Never Listen to Your Critics” Holds True in the Kingdom of God John Wimber, a pivotal figure in the charismatic renewal movement, famously declared, “Never listen to your critics.” This seemingly audacious statement, born out of his own experience with a miracle ministry marked by unprecedented manifestations of the Holy […]

Triumphant Through the Storm: Why a Little Rain Doesn’t Have to Drown Your Joy The world whispers a familiar refrain: “Into every life a little rain must fall.” We’re told to brace ourselves for hardship, to accept suffering as an inevitable part of the human experience. But what if this well-worn adage contradicts the triumphant […]

Do We Really Need Prophets Today? A Biblical Perspective: Some Christians believe that we don’t need prophets today because we have the Bible and your pastor, which, in their view, is more than sufficient. Those same people must not read the Bible because the scriptures themselves mention prophets 491 times and pastors only 9 times. […]

Dangerously Positive: The Untamed Faith That Changes the World “I’m so positive I’m dangerous.” It’s a phrase coined by a quarterback, a declaration of confidence and an assertion of power on the football field. But this bold statement carries a deeper truth, a spiritual reality that transcends the gridiron and speaks to the very core […]

Playing Till We Win: A Christian Perspective on Perseverance and Victory “We play till we win.” This mantra, often echoing from the gridiron, speaks of a relentless spirit, an unwavering commitment to the pursuit of victory. While the context may be athletic competition, this phrase holds profound resonance for the Christian life. Our faith journey […]

Things are Great and Getting Better: A Biblical Perspective The motivational phrase “Things are great and getting better” is a powerful statement of optimism and hope. While it may seem at odds with the trials and tribulations we face in this world, it resonates with a deep truth found in the heart of the Christian […]

What Else Could Possibly Go Right? A Biblical Perspective on Optimism The phrase “What else could possibly go right?” is often uttered with a sarcastic tone, dripping with irony and the expectation of impending doom. It’s the battle cry of the pessimist, the mantra of Murphy’s Law. But what if we dared to embrace this […]

The doctrine of the rapture, the belief that Jesus Christ will return to snatch away believers from the earth before a period of tribulation, has become a contentious topic within evangelical circles. Despite its clear scriptural support, many influential voices within the evangelical community either downplay or outright reject the rapture, often labeling it as […]

Years ago, I encountered a profound message: “Others May, You Cannot.” It resonated deeply, especially when a prophet later declared over my life that I would bring forth spontaneous miracles for others, things I might never experience myself. This truth has been a heavy cross to bear, especially amidst personal loss and suffering. Ministering to […]

Is Everything a Demon? The Jezebel Spirit and the Danger of Misdiagnosis There’s a growing trend in some Christian circles to attribute almost every negative behavior or personality trait to demonic influence. While the reality of spiritual warfare is undeniable, it’s crucial to maintain a balanced perspective. Overemphasizing the demonic can lead to misdiagnosis, hindering […]