The fifteenth chapter of First Corinthians uses natural life analogies that can help us understand the pruning of God. Amongst them is the need for a seed to die to sprout afresh and produce much harvest. While the context of the chapter is about our future, we can apply this chapter to our present life. […]
People who know me describe me as having a “Type A” personality. I am regimented and like to plan. I function best with a to-do list and adhere to a specific process to ensure all tasks are completed. Unfortunately, I used to approach my prayer time in the same way. Instead of allowing God to
In this week’s blog, I will summarize the lessons I gained from reading about King Hezekiah. I am sure there are more lessons from his reign. He ruled in righteousness, and prayer was a priority in his life, showing that although he had power, influence, and affluence, he feared God and had a close relationship
MEDIATION THROUGH INTERCESSION. A MODULE OF PRAYER- LESSONS FROM KING HEZEKIAH Read More »
When Prophet Isaiah warned King Hezekiah of the consequences of his poor judgment in showing the Babylonia envoy the treasures of his house and God’s temple, the king responded with a seemingly nonchalant attitude towards future generations. “ The word of the Lord you have spoken is good,” Hezekiah replied. He thought, “There will be
A leader’s strengths and weaknesses are often tested during a crisis, highlighting their leadership abilities. Even after the crisis has passed and things return to normal, a leader’s capacity to make wise decisions remains crucial. King Hezekiah is an example of a leader who faced personal and national crises during his reign and overcame them
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Every account in the Bible, whether from the Old or New Testament, has a purpose. The Scriptures teach us that these stories were written to provide valuable lessons (2 Timothy 3:16; 1 Corinthians 10:11). For example, we can glean insights from King Hezekiah’s reaction to a report from his enemy. Isaiah 37 describes how King
SPREAD THE ACCUSER’S REPORT TO THE LORD- LESSONS FROM KING HEZEKIAH Read More »
Throughout the Bible, we learn about God’s various attributes through his actions. He describes himself by what he has done and will do. One of his profound characteristics is that he never forgets. God remembers us even when we feel lost or forgotten during times of trouble or while waiting for long overdue solutions. He
Word of Encouragement: Portals of Revelation are Open: Scriptures:- Jeremiah 33:2-3-This is what the Lord says, he who made the earth, the Lord who formed it and established it—the Lord is his name: Call to me, and I will answer you and tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know. As prophetic people
Word of Encouragement: With the New, formerly devastated areas will be Repaired and Restored. (co-authored with Israel Mena @ Propheteia ) Scriptures: Isaiah 43:18-19 Do not remember the former things, nor consider the things of old. Behold, I will do a new thing. Now it shall spring forth; Shall you not know it? I will even make
The concept of territorial spiritual warfare has caused confusion, fear, and casualties among believers. Some hesitate to engage, while others do so immaturely. I will share some strategies for engaging in territorial spiritual warfare in my upcoming blog post. However, today, I want to answer a pressing question – should believers participate in territorial spiritual