This blog is a continuation of the previous one about stewarding revelations. In this post, I will discuss another perspective – some individuals may feel God is no longer communicating with them. Does this mean that God is genuinely silent when revelations cease? To answer that question, God is not silent because we no longer …
When we receive revelations from the Holy Spirit, they are often just the beginning of a deeper conversation. It is important that we do not hastily share these revelations until the Holy Spirit has finished imparting all that He wants to reveal to us. These revelations are like open invitations for further discussion with the …
This week, we’ll wrap up the Meet Jesus Series by exploring His attribute as the embodiment of truth. It’s important to note that this blog is just one part of a teaching series, so we’ll only touch on certain aspects. Throughout, we’ll examine different scriptures that showcase Jesus as the ultimate example of truth, and …
In my previous blog posts, I discussed Jesus’ attribute as the Bread of Life. God, in his creation of the universe, also made provisions for its sustenance. Similarly, when we accept Jesus, he also has a plan to sustain us through the Word of God and the Holy Spirit. To maintain our vitality and productivity, …
This week’s blog features an ongoing teaching series that explores the many facets of Jesus beyond the salvation experience. Today, we delve into the concept of Jesus as the living Word of God. According to John 1:1-5, the Word existed before time and was present even during its creation. The passage states that the Word …
Isaiah 37: 21-22 Then Isaiah, son of Amoz, sent a message to Hezekiah: “This is what the Lord, the God of Israel, says: Because you have prayed to me concerning Sennacherib king of Assyria, this is the word the Lord has spoken against him. Scripture clarifies God’s fairness to all; he does not show partiality. …
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We continue to identify other aspects of Jesus that we must engage with beyond salvation. Peace was one of the blessings and promises we acquired when we got saved. Receiving Christ is receiving peace, not just receiving his peace, because he is our peace. This means that if you confess that you have Christ in …
In John 1:1-5, Jesus is described as “Life to all of humanity.” Christ, as life, nourishes our hearts and souls, but he also gives life to everything else in our lives. The Bible, or the Word of God, is the nutrition we need for daily sustenance because it contains instructions for every aspect of life. …
Although believers ascribe to Jesus as their Lord and Savior, the majority only scribe to the latter aspect of Jesus, which is salvation or redemption of sin. Salvation encompasses healing, deliverance, and restoration. The other attribute that believers need to know is the Lordship of Jesus. This week begins a new series titled “Meet Jesus,” …
While reflecting on this week’s blog on vocal gifts, I meditated on the power of words. God historically established things through communication- From Genesis to Revelation, it appears that communication or oratory means one of the ways God establishes his purposes on earth. God can speak directly to create or influence a matter or through …
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