Monthly Archives: October 2020

The answer is, it depends. The reason that we hold on is so that we can succeed at what we are doing. Holding on is like saying wait for it: you are ready to go, but you are waiting for … Continue reading →

Let’s clarify a couple of important spiritual facts right from the start. The Lord is not slow, but always on time. And when we are waiting on the Lord to finish his tarry, we must know that he tarries for … Continue reading →

Since the Father holds the times and seasons in his own power, that means that he holds your life changes also. The going from one season to another is the time to see all the changes that just come like … Continue reading →

It would take something or someone different with a renewed mind to be willing to give the same person a fresh start more times than that person could ever need. It’s like having forgiveness in the bank: the person would … Continue reading →

So now I have me right where I want me to be, and that is at the end of my wit’s end. Now for those of you that have been looking for the Father for a little while, and looking … Continue reading →

I lost my natural father now going on ten years, but when he was alive, you knew when he entered into the room. His presence commanded your attention even when he wasn’t trying to get it. You know how doing … Continue reading →

Does the Father have another Elisha in the Body House? Are there any more members of the Body of Christ willing to “ask Big, and not turn scaredy?” You know, even if you ask more of God than He has … Continue reading →

Yeah, Abraham, the father of faith, started on the Word from God in one spot, and ended up on that same Word from God in a whole other spot. And the truth be known, since the “Word” lives to move … Continue reading →

Father is where you have the space, and the freedom to be all that you can be in God. Jesus sets the perfect example of how to act as he realized at the age of twelve years old that he … Continue reading →

That’s the true life of being a Christian, in that we are suppose to run into situations here on earth that have not been accounted for: you can’t just plan this life to work out, and you wouldn’t know how … Continue reading →