Keep Going, Faithful One

This morning I listened to Andrew Wommack teach on Paul’s thorn in the flesh, and during his message he said something that resonated deeply with me.

He shared how much he loves what he does and how grateful he is that God has called him to share the Good News. He spoke about the joy of seeing lives changed, bodies healed, and people come into relationship with the Lord. He also acknowledged something that often goes unspoken—that if ministry were about applause and affirmation, there would be much easier paths to take. Continue reading “Keep Going, Faithful One” →

📌 Warfare That Begins Early In Life
Jentezen Franklin

Unusual warfare early in life is not a coincidence. It’s not bad luck. It’s not because you were born into the wrong family or because you weren’t strong enough to fight back, it’s because from the moment you came into this world something about your life made hell nervous.

The enemy doesn’t waste his time attacking people who don’t carry purpose.

He doesn’t launch full-blown assaults against the ordinary. He goes after the ones who are marked, the ones with a mantle, the ones who if they ever discover who they really are will break chains, shift atmospheres, and set generations free.

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When Asa Trusted the Lord—and When He Didn’t

When the enemy first threatened King Asa, he cried out to the Lord for help.

“And Asa cried out to the LORD his God and said, ‘LORD, it is nothing for You to help, whether with many or with those who have no power. Help us, O LORD our God, for we trust in You, and in Your name we come against this multitude. O LORD, You are our God; let no man prevail against You.’” (2 Chronicles 14:11)

The response was immediate. Continue reading “When Asa Trusted the Lord—and When He Didn’t” →

When Accusations Fill the Air

Hello friends,

I want to share a few thoughts from my heart.

My heart goes out to all those affected by the wave of accusations being aimed at various ministries and highlighted across media platforms. Do I believe God is purifying His house? Yes, I do. Do I believe it is God’s will for this process to be carried out publicly in the media? No, I do not. But that is the reality we are witnessing. Continue reading “When Accusations Fill the Air” →

📌 They Shall Expel Demons
Derek Prince

Jesus had been preaching in Galilee, declaring, “The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand” (Mark 1:15). Having announced the arrival of God’s Kingdom, He then demonstrated its superiority over the kingdom of Satan.

In His encounter with demons, there are several important points we need to notice. Continue reading “They Shall Expel Demons” →

What Is a Generational Curse?
Written by Barry Bennett

How often have we heard Christians talk about the need to break generational curses? Much of what has been taught on this subject actually borders on unbelief. Believers who focus on curses often do not understand the realities of the finished work of the Cross.

People are not defeated in life because they are cursed as much as they are perishing for lack of knowledge of the Lord. Continue reading “What is a Generational Curse?” →

Faith in the Devil

Right now, there are believers who are coming to a decisive place. They are saying, “I’m done with sickness and disease. I am finished living under the dominion—the control—of the enemy’s plans and schemes for my life.”

They are choosing freedom. They are declaring deliverance from the kingdom of darkness and acknowledging their translation into the Kingdom of God and His ways. Continue reading “More Faith in the Devil?” →