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The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor; he hath sent me to heal the brokenhearted, to preach deliverance to the captives, and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty them that are bruised (Luke 4:18)
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Greetings. I want to share my testimony. I have to admit this was unexpected. Looking back 34 years ago, I can talk about this and get excited.
I was driving a taxi, trying to make a living. That evening, I felt the Holy Spirit moving me to pray in tongues. I spent hours praying in tongues, not knowing what awaited me.
Friend, I have been focusing on the need to be a better listener, especially concerning matters of the Holy Spirit. It can mean life or death in some cases. Having worked long hours at my job, I felt a voice telling me to go home. I ignored that voice, and it got me in trouble.
I stopped at a convenience store, and two girls came to my cab. I took them to their destination, and they got out. I asked who was going to pay my fare. Looking back, I felt foolish being concerned about a miserable $2.75 fare. They told me that someone else was going to pay for it.
A guy came to the cab wearing baggy pants. He pretended to look for the money and then pointed his gun at my face. Out came two shots. The first shot hit my arm by the grace of God. Then, he goes to the driver’s side to finish the job with the second shot. I felt a hand put my head out of the way, and he shot clear thru the window. I could feel the bullet narrowly missing my head.
During that time, I saw a blue light. I later found out it was my angel. The guy fled the scene, thinking he had finished me off. I had never seen so much blood sprinkling from my winter coat like a fountain when I came to. I called the dispatcher, and she directed me to a convenience store. She instructed me to wait in the cab for a police officer.
When the police officer came to meet me, I filed a report about the incident. Soon, paramedics surrounded the area along with some detectives. When I finished answering questions, I rode with the paramedics to the Emergency unit. I saw the bullet, which came from a .38 revolver. Later, I discovered that bullet missed the main artery in my arm.
During my time in Emergency, I called my wife. My main concern was her pregnancy. She was five months pregnant, and I was concerned about her reaction to this incident. God gave her grace, and she managed to deal with it. My stay at Emergency was just a few hours, but the repercussions of it stayed for months on an emotional level.
This incident happened as a wake-up call to me. Friend, the word of God tells us that our life is a vapor. If you are a believer and don’t know your calling, seek the Lord with your whole heart. I knew I had a calling when that incident happened, but I had allowed life’s circumstances to sidetrack me. Death could have had me, but God intervened. If you don’t know Jesus as your savior, now is the time to accept God’s gift. Please don’t put it off. If you need prayers, please let us know in the comment section. God bless.
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Enter into his gates with thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise: be thankful unto him, and bless his name. (Ps 100:4)
The gates of heaven open when we pray with thanksgiving. It is time to enter the Prayer Zone!
How would you like to have a piece of heaven on Earth? As you look at this picture, I want you to picture yourself under an open heaven. Did you know that when you pray, you are entering heaven? Heaven’s gates will open to you as you give the Lord thanks for what he has done to you. As you do this, you will enter the Prayer Zone!
When I was a kid growing up in New York, my family would watch the Twilight zone. A series of stories that were filled with mysteries. At the end of the program, I would get scared when I saw how these episodes ended. Now, I am in a far better dimension- A dimension of prayer. A dimension of signs and wonders. A dimension where wisdom is found. My next stop is the Prayer zone.
As I grew older and accepted Jesus as my Lord and Savior, I discovered that I could change my destiny. I was destined for a burning hell, but my decision to accept Christ changed everything. Now, I am a citizen of God’s kingdom. No longer do I have to worry about life’s most challenging problems, because I have the mind of Christ.
These are perilous times. The body of Christ cannot allow the luxury of distractions to sidetrack its purpose. With today’s technology and entertainment, it is easy to be distracted. These obstacles can make us comfortable and lose sight of God’s purpose in our lives. Let’s look at the following verse–
Woe to them that are at ease in Zion, and trust in the mountain of Samaria, which are named chief of the nations, to whom the house of Israel came! (Amos 6:1)
Amid the coming judgment, Israel was at ease. The mountains of Samaria were fortified and well built for battle. The people had drawn away from God, being swayed by their prosperity and safety. We are no different. God is calling his church to prepare. To prepare to examine their hearts and get right with God.
Many in the body need to find their calling. Others need to shake off the ease and comfort to start getting busy for the Lord. God is starting to bring America under judgment, and we must prepare. Judgment starts in the house of the Lord.
Many Christians want to know their future. I find it amusing that Christians seek Facebook to know their future. When I was backslidden, I used to begin my day reading the Horoscope. I was interested in the psychic phenomenon. I used to read people’s palms and tell them about their future. Looking back at my life, there was a spirit of divination that was guiding me.
Now, God guides me with the spirit of Truth. The word says that he will show us things to come. Do you want to know your future? Stop going to places like Facebook and other nonsense and allow the Spirit to reveal what’s in store for you. Praying in tongues is an excellent way to enter into the dimension of God’s mysteries. I like the testimony of Pastor Kenneth Hagin. Pastor Kenneth Hagin, while praying in tongues, saw his future wife’s face.
The apostle Paul was given a preview of his future ministry. He was struck blind by the light of God’s power but entered into another dimension. He went into a forced fast, having nothing to eat or drink. Fasting is barely mentioned in TV ministries, but it is a necessary tool for us to see our future.
In his forced fast, he saw Ananias coming in to lay his hands and pray for his sight. God, purposely, took him from the natural into the spiritual realm. Our eyes need to be enlightened, and amid the middle of bad news, we cannot allow ourselves to lose our joy. We may be going thru hard times, but God will give us victory in the end.
For more on this, please listen to our podcast listed above. It is time to prepare. God is calling his body to pray. Times are not getting any better, and it is up to us to seek the Lord like never before. Jesus is coming soon, and we need to be about the Lord’s business, so the word for today is—Prepare!
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The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor; he hath sent me to heal the brokenhearted, to preach deliverance to the captives, and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty them that are bruised (Luke 4:18)
When was the last time your heart was broken? If we are honest, every one of us has experienced it at one time or another. Sometimes we go through so many painful experiences that we start to grow hardened inside. Many people say that time heals a broken heart. Personally, I do not believe time truly heals it. Often it simply covers the wound. Then when the memory returns, the pain can come rushing back. It feels as if our hearts are broken all over again.
As you read and study the Gospel of Luke 4:18, Jesus spoke about the brokenhearted. He was referring to the promise in Psalm 147:3. It says that God heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds. Jesus understood how important it is to guard the heart. He knew that a broken heart can have serious consequences.
A broken heart is not a good place to live emotionally or spiritually. In some cases, the stress and grief can even affect a person physically. It can lead to depression, deep emotional pain, and in extreme situations even a nervous breakdown. When people hear the name Hitler, what usually comes to mind? Words like evil, cruel, or tyrannical. I am certainly not trying to excuse or defend his actions. He was a dictator whose decisions brought great destruction and suffering.
History also shows that earlier in his life he experienced deep personal loss. This includes the death of a close family relative. Those around him observed that these experiences affected him deeply and that his personality changed afterward. His actions are not justified by this. Yet, it reminds us how powerful emotional wounds can be. (1)
Losing someone you love can break the heart in a way that feels almost impossible to overcome. When dealing with a broken heart, there are two things that can help us move ahead.
1. Prayer
When my father passed away, my mother was devastated. They had been married for sixty-nine years. The grief was so intense that we honestly wondered if she would survive it. But through prayer and God’s help, she slowly began to recover. Over time she found strength again and was capable of moving ahead.
2. A Seed
I remember hearing about the well-known evangelist Oral Roberts. His family experienced the tragedy of losing their son to suicide. It deeply affected both the family and the ministry. In an interview, his wife Evelyn shared a personal story. She said she chose to offer that loss as a seed to God. It was an act of faith. Through that act of surrender, they began to find healing.
We must allow Jesus to heal a broken heart. This is important so we can continue to be renewed. It lets us walk in victory. A wounded heart can cause us to lose our joy. It can lead to depression, discouragement, and even cause some people to drift away spiritually. If left unresolved, it can grow into bitterness. It can prevent us from experiencing the fullness of what God has for us.
If your heart has been broken, consider bringing that pain to Jesus. He can heal the brokenhearted, restore joy, and help you start a new chapter in life. For more helpful information, click on the link below for our video….
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And out of the ground made the Lord God to grow every tree that is pleasant to the sight, and good for food; the tree of life also in the midst of the garden, and the tree of knowledge of good and evil. (Gen 2:9)
Two Trees
I want to start with a story we all know — two trees standing in a garden. Most of us have heard it since childhood, yet it’s easy to miss the full weight of what happened there. One decision. One bite. And in an instant, generations of humanity felt the consequences. Every blessing in that garden — gone.
But even in that moment of failure, hope was already at work.
In His infinite wisdom, God had a plan. He wrapped Himself in flesh and stepped into our world (John 1:1, 14). He became the second and last Adam. He is the One who would open the gates of eternal life wide. This is for all who accept Him as Lord and Savior (1 Corinthians 15:45). Now that is truly Good News.
Your Life Is a Garden
When we take a closer look at the garden, we see something that mirrors our everyday lives — choices. Some decisions carry minor consequences, while others can alter the entire course of our lives. That’s why Solomon wrote:
“Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding.” — Proverbs 4:7
We need a Savior to escape eternal separation from God. We also need Him to walk in His guidance and blessing right here on earth. Yes, we live in a fallen world — but through Christ, we can win. Knowing your identity in Him and what rightfully belongs to you is a game-changer. Let that sink in: you have a Genius living on the inside of you. That alone is reason to call this the Good News.
A Renewed Mind
So how do we access that Genius within? It starts with renewing your mind (Romans 12:2). Take hold of His promises. Let His Word become a part of who you are. When you speak His Word, you are tasting the fruit of the tree of life (Proverbs 15:4).
Here’s a practical tip for your journey: throughout your day, declare to yourself — “I have the mind of Christ.” Say it often. As you do, you’ll begin to see yourself differently — as someone who makes wise, Spirit-led decisions.
One of the best habits you can build is reading a chapter of Proverbs every day. As you feast on the tree of life through God’s Word, wisdom grows. And when wisdom takes root, it brings financial blessing, long life, and honor (Proverbs 4:13-17). Another reason to rejoice — God’s Word truly is Good News.
An Offer You Can’t Refuse
God’s package deal puts every other offer to shame. Here’s what’s on the table:
Today is the perfect time to receive Jesus as your Lord and Savior. Accept what God has prepared for you. And if you’ve wandered or drifted away — know this: His best is still waiting for you. (1)
Taste and see that the Lord is good. Stop reaching for the forbidden fruit and start feasting from the tree of life.
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Happy Saturday, everyone! To answer the question, what was the last thing I learned? Ai and Technology! I have recently been exploring the world of Artificial Intelligence. My goal is to enhance the videos and posts for my blog and ministry. To my fellow writers and creators: I truly encourage you to take advantage of these technological advances. They are incredible tools for increasing your reach and getting more eyes on your message.
I’ve discovered something amazing. You can create a custom image through AI. Then, you can literally give it life. You can transform a simple picture into a video—and even make that character talk!
If you want to add a unique, creative spark to your blog, try turning a photo into a cartoon. The process is surprisingly simple:
Above is a cartoon I created a few minutes ago using Ai. I gave it a description and here are the end results. (See picture enclosed). Now, I can decide whether to go further. I can turn it into a video. Alternatively, I can just leave it in my post. I have enclosed another example and that is a video that I made of myself listed below. Well, that’s it for now. My prayer is that sharing these tips will help someone else grow their blog. Have a blessed and wonderful day, fellow bloggers!
Fight the good fight of faith, lay hold on eternal life, whereunto thou art also called, and hast professed a good profession before many witnesses. ( 1 Timothy 6:12 )
Are you prepared to fight the good fight of faith? Whether we realize it or not, every believer faces spiritual battles. Living in a fallen world means that challenges, temptations, and opposition are part of life. Because of this, faith is not passive—it must be active. Using your faith is essential if you want to experience victory in your life.
But victory in the fight of faith does not happen by accident. Just like any battle, it requires preparation, training, and discipline.
I have always enjoyed boxing. One thing I learned from studying the sport is that a good boxer never enters the ring unprepared. A serious fighter studies his opponent carefully. He watches recordings of earlier matches, looking for both strengths and weaknesses.
Preparation does not stop there. The boxer sacrifices comfort. He wakes up early, puts on his training gear, and runs miles to strengthen his body and endurance. Every part of his routine is designed to prepare him for the fight.
In many ways, our spiritual lives work the same way.
God reveals the strategies of the enemy so we can stand firm. At times, He will prompt you to wake up early to spend time in prayer. King David spoke about seeking God early in the morning (Psalm 5:3). Prayer, worship, and speaking in tongues strengthen our spirit just as physical training strengthens the body.
Comfort can sometimes make us spiritually unprepared. Instead, we are called to stay alert—like watchmen standing on a wall—ready for whatever battle may come.
Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. (Ephesians 6:11)
Notice the phrase whole armor. Every piece matters.
Sometimes people enter spiritual battles unprepared. The enemy strikes first, and they are caught off guard. Without the sword of God’s Word, they struggle to respond. Without the shield of faith, they become vulnerable to the enemy’s attacks.
That is why prayer is so important. When believers pray in the Spirit, they communicate mysteries with God and strengthen themselves spiritually. Through prayer, God works in ways that we may not fully see or understand.
Understanding your identity in Christ is essential for victory. God has given believers spiritual tools for both defense and strength. We are better prepared to stand firm when we walk in faith. We need to stay grounded in God’s Word. We should also stay spiritually alert.
So remember the importance of putting on the full armor of God. Stay spiritually disciplined, stay rooted in prayer, and continue growing in faith.
Stand strong, stay prepared, and keep fighting the good fight of faith.
How has a failure, or apparent failure, set you up for later success?
My story starts when I finished my 4 year term in the Navy and starting looking for a job in the civilian world. I was told by friends and family members to stay but I was ready for a new challenge. It was during that time that I worked different jobs including driving a cab.
Life was tough, but my faith in God was steadfast. One day, there was a chance to apply at Verizon and I got hired. 21 years later, I retired from the company. When life gives you a lemon, you make lemonade and make the best of it. Soon, life will change for the better, so don’t give up. Stay motivated, pray and believe for a miracle.
In the journey of faith, there are moments that define our spiritual walk. They test the very core of our beliefs. These Zacharias moments profoundly remind us of God’s timing. They highlight the importance of remaining steadfast even when the answers we seek seem delayed. We know that divine promises are never forgotten. They are only ripened for the perfect season.
Reflecting on the biblical narrative, we see a man who served the Lord with devotion despite a long-standing personal longing. His story shows that our service to God is not based on immediate rewards. Instead, it relies on a deep-seated commitment to His sovereignty. When the angel Gabriel appeared, it was a collision of earthly faithfulness and heavenly intervention. This event demonstrated that God hears every prayer.
Living through such a moment requires a shift in perspective. It demands that we look beyond our current circumstances and align our hearts with the eternal. In these times of waiting or unexpected revelation, our character is refined. We learn that silence from heaven is not absence. Instead, it is often the quiet preparation for a miraculous breakthrough. This breakthrough will change our lives and impact the community around us.
The challenge we face is maintaining hope when the world suggests otherwise. It is easy to become discouraged by the passage of time. Yet, the Zacharias Moment teaches us that God’s clock operates on a different scale. By embracing the wait, we cultivate a spirit of expectancy. This expectancy becomes a beacon for others. It shows them that faith is not just about the destination. It’s about the grace and strength found in the middle of the journey.
As we move ahead, let us carry the lessons of Zacharias in our hearts. Let us be a people who serve with joy, pray with persistence, and wait with courage. Whether you are now in a season of silence, remember that the God who remembered Zacharias remembers you too. Stay the course, keep the faith, and prepare your heart for the wonderful things yet to come. For more on this topic, click on the link below.
Are not all the angels ministering spirits sent out [by God] to serve (accompany, protect) those who will inherit salvation? [Of course they are!] (Heb 1:14-Amplified)
Our upcoming Bible study will explore one of Scripture’s most fascinating subjects — Angels. Today, I want to focus on something both practical and powerful. We will learn how the angels of God minister to us in our time of need. One of the tremendous benefits of salvation is access to divine protection. These are perilous times. Understanding how to trigger that protection over your home is essential. It is also crucial for your loved ones.
Angels Respond to God’s Word
One of the primary ways to trigger angelic assistance is through the spoken Word of God. Psalm 103:20 tells us that angels excel in strength and obey the voice of His word. When you boldly confess Scripture over yourself and your family, Angels listen and are moved on your behalf. Let’s talk about a common misconception right away. Angels are not the soft, chubby cherubs we see on greeting cards. They are mighty, towering beings of extraordinary power.
I have heard many believers pray an army of Angels over their loved ones. That is certainly acceptable. Jesus Himself had a legion of angels at His disposal at any given moment (Matthew 26:53). Still, here is some encouraging news — sometimes one is more than enough. In 2 Kings 19, we see God sending a single angel. The angel aided King Hezekiah during one of his most critical battles. That one angel struck down 185,000 enemy soldiers in a single night. If that doesn’t give you a revelation of angelic strength, I don’t know what will.
How Tall Are Angels?
The Bible does not offer a fixed standard for angelic height. Still, Scripture and credible testimonies give us some remarkable glimpses. Some believers have testified to seeing angels standing ten feet tall in their midst. Based on my own study of the Word, it seems that angels can manifest at whatever height they choose. They are even capable of taking on human form and dwelling among us undetected (Hebrews 13:2). I Kings 6:23-28 provides a reference point. It suggests an angel of extraordinary stature. This is a reminder that these beings far exceed our natural imagination.
Regardless of how they are, angels are assigned to help those who love and obey God. Still, remember that drifting into sin gives the enemy a foothold. When this happens, we step outside the covering that obedience provides. So beloved, if you fall — and we all do — please run to God, not away from Him. Many sincere Christians feel so ashamed after a mistake that they hide from His presence. Please don’t do that to yourself. He loves you deeply and is ready to restore you the moment you come to Him. Simply confess it, accept His grace, and put your hand back on the plow.
We all have struggles and weaknesses — that is part of the human experience. But that does not mean we are destined to stay where we are. Nothing is impossible with God, and as long as we are pressing toward growth, He extends grace for the journey. We don’t need to be perfect, but we do need to stay committed. A lifestyle of habitual sin and disobedience leaves us exposed, so let’s stay close to Him.
Closing Thoughts
Now more than ever, we need to be aware of the angelic protection surrounding us. Angels are here and ready to serve. They can be giants of extraordinary height. They also quietly blend in as fellow humans. You will not always see them, but that does not mean they are not working on your behalf.
I personally activate my angels to watch over me and my family, and I have observed the results firsthand. You can even have some faith-filled fun with this. When I drive through a heavily congested area, I release my angels to make a way. I have seen traffic clear in remarkable ways. I once did this while driving a work van with a co-worker. She was genuinely amazed at how quickly things shifted. It does not happen instantly at first, so be patient and stay consistent. The key is persistence in the Word and in faith, and you will see results.
Your angels are waiting. Activate them today.
Prayer–Father, thank you for teaching me about angels. I thank you for their protection. Holy Spirit, teach me how to activate my angels. Thank you that they listen to your word. I declare that your angels are watching over me and my family today. I put you in remembrance of your word. Your word says that you will send your angels to protect me. I stand on your word and declare divine protection in Jesus’ name-Amen!
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And hath raised us up together, and made us sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus:(Ephesians 2:6)
Many Christians today are walking around frustrated and discouraged. They love God and want to grow, yet they find the Christian life feels nearly impossible to sustain. We all have strengths, but we also have those recurring weaknesses that cause us to stumble. Whether it’s a major life struggle or small foxe like gossip, overeating, or procrastination, these persistent habits can spoil the vine of our spiritual lives.
How many times have you resolved to change, only to find yourself falling into the same trap three times in a row?
You aren’t alone in that frustration. The Apostle Paul felt that same internal war. In Romans 7:19-20, he describes the agony of wanting to do good but finding himself doing the very things he hates. It was eating him up inside.
However, by the time we get to Romans 8, Paul is singing a different tune. He discovered a revelation that changed everything:
For to be carnally minded is death; but to be spiritually minded is life and peace. ( Romans 8:6)
Years ago, the comedian Flip Wilson became famous for the catchphrase, “The devil made me do it.” While it made people laugh, sin is a serious matter with real consequences. Interestingly, when Paul discusses overcoming these weaknesses, he doesn’t blame the devil. Instead, he points to the carnal mind.
While the enemy is real, we often attribute things to the devil that are actually just issues of the flesh. Paul went straight to the source. In Romans 12:2, he commands us to be transformed by the renewing of our minds. Why? Because the mind is the ultimate battleground where victory or defeat is decided.
If you want to see your life change, you must decide to renew your mind. Shift your focus from your weaknesses to the Word of God. When you align your thoughts with His truth, you move from the frustration of Romans 7 into the life and peace of Romans 8.
Father, I come to You today acknowledging my weaknesses. Forgive me for the times I’ve let discouragement take root and felt like giving up. I thank You that Your mercies are new every morning. Today, I command my thoughts, my will, and my emotions to line up with Your Word. I submit my soul to Your Spirit. I declare that I have the mind of Christ, drawing upon His wisdom and revelation. I recognize that I am seated with Christ in heavenly places, and through Him, I have authority over sin, the flesh, and every form of oppression.
Victory is mine in Jesus’ name—Amen!
Reprinted and rewritten courtesy of WordandGrace ministries.
Behold, I shew you a mystery; We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed (I Cor 15:51)
We are living in one of the most critical moments in human history. Confusion, lawlessness, and moral decline have gripped our world at an unprecedented level, and yet many in the church are simply drifting through the days, unaware of the urgency of the hour. This is not a time for spiritual complacency. As believers, we have been given a divine mandate to occupy — to remain vigilant, active, and purposeful — until the return of our Lord Jesus Christ. The future is not something to fear; it is something to prepare for.
At the heart of that preparation is the renewal of the mind. The world bombards us daily with distractions carefully designed to pull us away from our God-given purpose. Social media, entertainment, political noise, and the pressures of everyday life all compete for our attention. But the Word of God must take center stage in our lives. This is the season for warriors — men and women of faith who are disciplined, hungry, and spiritually sharp. Passive Christianity will not be enough for what lies ahead. It is time to rise up, dig deep into Scripture, and let the Word of God consume every area of your life.
One of the most powerful and often overlooked keys to spiritual readiness is learning how to redeem the time. Many believers feel overwhelmed and stretched thin by the demands of life, but when we intentionally sow our time back into the Kingdom — through prayer, meditation, and the study of God’s Word — something supernatural happens. God, in His faithfulness, provides an extraordinary efficiency that stretches and multiplies the remaining hours of our day. When we put His Kingdom first, we discover that He expands our capacity, sharpens our focus, and aligns our hearts with His eternal purpose.
Spiritual readiness is also deeply connected to unity within the body of Christ. The division, anger, and hostility that we see tearing apart our nation cannot be healed by politics or social programs alone — healing must begin in the church. We are called to pray for revelation knowledge, to walk in love toward one another, and to demonstrate the raw power of God through signs and wonders. A divided church cannot effectively reach a broken world. When believers come together in agreement and faith, the atmosphere shifts and souls are saved.
Now is the time to build your faith and build your ark. Just as Noah prepared in faith for what was coming — even when others mocked and doubted — we too must make intentional preparations for the return of Christ. That means investing in your prayer life, getting serious about soul-winning, staying rooted in a community of believers, and refusing to let the spirit of fear or discouragement keep you sidelined. Revival is not just coming — it is already breaking out in the hearts of those who are hungry enough to seek it.
The future belongs to those who are prepared. As the body of Christ, we have everything we need to not only survive these times but to thrive and advance the Kingdom in the midst of them. Let this be your wake-up call. Commit to the Word, redeem your time, pursue unity, and keep your eyes fixed on the One who holds tomorrow in His hands. When the Lord returns, may He find you faithful, fruitful, and fully occupied in His work.
Thoughts to ponder—The clock is ticking, the signs are everywhere, and the question that every believer must honestly answer is this — if Jesus returned today, would He find you ready? For more on this subject, click on the link below. God bless.
My heart is inditing a good matter: I speak of the things which I have made touching the king: my tongue is the pen of a ready writer. (Ps 45:1)
What If the Words You Speak Are Literally Writing Your Future?
Most people read the Bible. But what if God is calling you to write it — on the very tablet of your heart?
In this powerful teaching, Write The Word, we dive deep into what Proverbs 3:3 and Psalms 45:1 are really telling us about the words we speak, the faith we carry, and the identity we walk in. Your tongue is a pen. The question is — what story is it writing?
From a miraculous testimony involving a Nissan Altima to real talk about health, spiritual warfare, and even how AI is opening new doors for the body of Christ, this message will challenge you to stop seeing yourself through the lens of lack and start seeing yourself through the lens of victory.
Here are a few key points—
Internalizing Scripture — how to move the Word from your head to your heart so your faith becomes unshakeable, even when life pushes back hard.
The Power of Words — why what you say out loud isn’t just conversation, it’s a spiritual win or loss waiting to happen.
Victory Through Identity — why seeking the Kingdom first isn’t just good theology, it’s the actual blueprint for answered prayer.
Overcoming Spiritual Opposition — practical, real-world tools for binding negative words and breaking the strongholds that keep you stuck.
Stewardship of the Body — because your physical temple matters just as much as your spiritual growth, and God is calling you to honor both.
If you’ve ever felt like your prayers weren’t landing or your faith was running on empty, this message is for you. It’s time to pick up your pen. Use your tongue. Your destiny depends on it.
For the rest of this teaching, click on this link below–
The Christian Corner Ministries 