I love to read the Bible narrative about the man Moses. He had given up on his dream of freeing his people from Egyptian bondage and had settled into a simple life of tending his father-in-law’s flocks. As he led the sheep in search of pasturage on the backside of the desert, God called to …
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confidence.
I feel the Lord breathing on the word CONFIDENCE tonight. Confidence is Moses holding his staff out over the Red Sea while Pharaoh’s chariot is kicking up dust on the back of his neck. It sounds like David slapping a rock in his sling as he runs across the field toward the giant. Confidence looks …
Small but Powerful
I hear the Lord saying tonight, There is great power in the smallest acts of obedience and faith. When Jesus was sitting on the hillside teaching, a young lad offered Him the sack lunch that his mother had packed. To the crowds nearby, it seemed such an insignificant offer. But in the generous hands of …
The Mission is Ready
It was necessary for Him to go through Samaria. (Jn 4:4) Jesus was on His way to Galilee and this is what the Gospel has to say about the journey: It was necessary for Him to go through Samaria. Even though this is the most direct route, somehow I don’t think this was a shortcut. …
Dynamic Kingdom
As I bent in prayer, I heard the Lord whisper, “My House shall be full. I long to see the nations flowing into it, and they shall. There are many who sit complacently in dry religion, comfortable on padded pews. But My kingdom is dynamic and active, full of life and energy. I have not …
Coffee and Evangelism
Evangelism can be a scary word. We all have that secret fear that we cannot adequately share the Gospel message. That doesn’t mean that we don’t love the Lord or that we don’t think that the people around us need Him. We are just not very confident in our ability to communicate the Good News. …