Category Archives: Faith and Development

Appointments are set, and kept. Set and broken. Rescheduled and juggled to the whim and fancy of the unmindful and inconvenienced. However, appointments within the realm of the supernatural are the pre-ordained celebrations of the majesty of God?s power. For … Continue reading →

I have been leading my church over the last year in a new outreach direction termed, “Servant Evangelism”, where we endeavor to bless our communities with the love of Christ without asking anything in return. Often, churches are perceived as … Continue reading →

Jesus said the wise man builds on the rock and the foolish man builds on sand, but not that storms come to both. The rain beats, the wind blows, the floodwater pours vehemently. The house on the rock cannot be … Continue reading →

Did you see Me in the eyes of the fat girl you disdained today with words of scorn causing pain? Tell Me, did you see Me?

I’m sick of people putting the Body of Christ down! It is the church of the living God. He gave Himself for it. He sanctified it and set it apart for His glory.

As stewards of His salvation and grace, God allows us to hold this precious treasure in an earthen (flesh) vessel. This privilege is not granted on the basis of wealth, pedigree, social status, education, achievements, or fame. In fact, most … Continue reading →

We live in a time when it’s not popular to be a Christian; a time when there are so many things to do. People are prospering. There are so many inventions and so much technology that it’s making people lazy. … Continue reading →

You’ve got your friends – boys and girls… You know your crew and the people you hang with… Then you’ve got your family, the people you expect to always be there for you, no matter what. Even though you may … Continue reading →

*The Lord is our Rock.* He is our refuge. Whatever we need; trouble, sickness, disease, sorrow, financial problems, danger, the attacks of the enemy – we need to lift up our eyes and look to Jesus.

We, as God’s people, need to forget about our troubles of yesterday and need to reach for God’s blessing for today. We need to forget the sins of the past, which haunts us, and reach for the thing God wants … Continue reading →