INTERCESSION AND THE DAYS OF SPIRITUAL WARFARE! We are currently experiencing a period of profound and intense conflict, where various forces are attempting to influence and steer both the Church and the people’s will towards narratives that contradict the Lord’s divine purpose. I am particularly referring to the agendas of specific individuals in government roles,…
True Worship is not about how broken we are, but about how COMPLETE we are in CHRIST.Discerning the heart and call to the place of true worship is one of the eye revelations the Spirit of the Lord is emphasizing in this season of watch. There’s a dangerous misconception in the body of Christ today,…
The human sensory system is not a mere chance of biological development. It was thoughtfully designed by God as an integral aspect of His divine intent for human existence. While it is commonly accepted that humans possess five primary senses, including sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch, these senses actually serve as gateways to a deeper and more meaningful connection between our inner selves and the external world around us. These activities, though often seen as simply for survival or enjoyment, actually have a deeper purpose in grounding us in the presence of God, connecting us to His creation, and fostering meaningful relationships with others.
The human sensory system was never a random biological development. It was intentionally crafted by God as part of His divine architecture for human life. While we commonly identify five primary senses—sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch—these are merely the gateways to a deeper communion between our inner life and the outer world. They are not just for survival or pleasure, but for anchoring us into God’s presence, His creation, and meaningful relationships with others.
A Relevant Admonition for Today’s Church. Brother Paul, In the Book of Ephesians 4:17 encourages the Brethren, So I tell you this, and insist on it in the Lord, that you must no longer walk as the Gentiles do, in the futility of their thinking. 18 They are darkened in their understanding and alienated from…
AKING EVERY THOUGHT CAPTIVE: CHAPTER 14-A. HABIT FORMATION AND MINDSET Mindsets serve as the foundation and cornerstone of our habits, shaping how we think, act, respond, and navigate life, both consciously and subconsciously. Habits are the automated responses of a conditioned mind. Psychologically, they are formed through repeated thoughts and behaviors that create neural pathways,…
Mindsets serve as the foundation and cornerstone of our habits, shaping how we think, act, respond, and navigate life, both consciously and subconsciously. Habits are the automated responses of a conditioned mind. Psychologically, they are formed through repeated thoughts and behaviors that create neural pathways, essentially, the brain’s way of conserving energy. But before a habit takes root, there is always a mindset: a governing framework of beliefs that shapes how we interpret and respond to life.
The concept of the Armor of God (Ephesians 6:10-18) is often misunderstood in the Church today. Many treat it as a mystical incantation or a set of religious ritual; something we “activate” through rote prayers or symbolic gestures. But the Armor of God is not a charm; it is a mindset rooted in the attitude…
The armor of God is a robust biblical belief system and kingdom lifestyle that demands proper understanding and application. When applied correctly, it empowers us to live an effective Christian life and advance God’s intentions on earth.
