It's time to move on! Whatever it may be in your life you have to let it go on move forward. You can only become who you are meant to become when you take hold of the present and look forward to God. Trust that he weill help you heal, overcome, or get over your past. Not saying that everything will be easy and perfect, but you can be assured that the latter will be greater than the former.
As Christians, we ourselves can get caught up in doing things in the way of the world, especially when it comes to money. A great scripture often quoted, Matthew 6:33, tells us to seek ye first the kingdom of God, and all these things shall be added to us. We all know this scripture. The one part of that scripture that's always overlooked is “and his righteousness." This part of the scripture is equally important in "all things” being added to us. In this blog, we will examine the book of Haggai to show us how and why the “and his righteousness” part of the scripture is equally important to flourishing and being blessed. We will see the importance of rebuilding and keeping the temple clean for Him to dwell.
When people talk about the enemy attacking and spiritual warfare, most people think that it's something obvious. But it's not so obvious all the time. Sometimes it's the subtle things that can sneak up on a person, like silence. Don't let this silent killer leave you exposed to the enemy! Shout unto God and fight to get back in the fight!
This is a new segment that I’m going to be starting and it’s called “What’s Your Why?”. It’s a question that I think that sometimes we just don’t ask ourselves enough. It’s okay to be inspired, but sometimes a person gets drawn into trends, wanting to do what everyone else is doing because of FOMO (fear of missing out), we've gotten comfortable in our routines, a person that someone admires is doing it or maybe it just gives someone a feeling of self-gratification. The “What’s Your Why” segment is something that gives us a chance to give ourselves a heart check. We all need it from time to time. In today’s blog, we’re going to be getting into what your why is when it comes to prayer.
When I first studied this topic in August of 2022, I received what I believed was an interpretation of this parable that continues today to encourage me in my faith walk. What if I told you that it's not necessarily about focusing on having the amount of faith as the size of the mustard seed but instead understanding that even though many of us start off as that tiny mustard seed with only a little, we don’t stay there in our faith journey, but instead, we grow continuously, firmly, and steadily in Him. Read my fresh interpretation on having the faith as a grain of a mustard seed. I pray that it does the same for you as it did for me.
