We serve a God without limits! A God who’s already won the greatest victory through Christ. Yet before every victory, there’s a battle within: fear, offense, and doubt. These are the enemy’s schemes to keep us from walking in the victory already promised.
We serve a God without limits! One who moves beyond what we can see or imagine. His power knows no boundaries, His promises never fail. When we dare to believe and take Him at His word, the impossible becomes possible.
Even in failure, God’s promise stands. Like Abraham, we may stumble, but faith calls us to rise again, trusting that the One who promised is faithful to complete what He began in us.
No matter how far we have come, there is always more in God. He is calling you and I to come into the deep and learn of Him. Don't settle for what you know, press into Him for more.
In Christ Jesus, In all things we have been empowered to overcome. Therefore, since God is for us and has empowered us, who can be against us?
In Jesus Christ, we have the promise of the Holy Spirit! This promise is not reserved for the perfect, the mature, or the mighty, but for all who call upon the name of the Lord and believe in His Word.
God has promised an end-time outpouring of His Spirit, the latter rain. Just as He filled the disciples in the Upper Room, He’s ready to pour His Spirit on all flesh today. Our role is simple: stay ready and ask the Lord to send the rain.
When the world grows darker and many are tempted to give up, Jesus calls us to stay engaged. This sermon from Luke 19 reminds us that salvation isn’t a pause button, it’s a call to “do business till He comes.”
Because of what Jesus did on the cross, not only are we saved, we are now the temple of the living God.
The spirit of the Anti-Christ is already at work, paving the way through deception. Now is the time to press into Jesus and seek discernment.
Life brings pressure from every side, but God has not left us without help. He’s placed two powerful weapons in our hands, praise and prayer!
From the fall came thorns, but in Christ we find a living hope! He took our crown of thorns and turned it into a crown of glory.