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If Your Presence Does Not Go With Us
Scripture: Exodus 33:15 Song: Nothing like Your Presence Lord “And he said unto him, If thy presence go not with me, carry us not up hence.” Moses had reached the point where he understood something terrifying: a man can still be making progress and still be lost. Israel was heading toward a land flowing with…
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Take Me Back, Dear Lord
There is a cry that does not come from the lips alone. It rises from a heart that remembers how it used to burn for God and cries with a heartfelt plea, “Take me back, take me back, dear Lord, to the place where I once believed in You.” Take me back to the place…
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The Fellowship God Desires
God did not create man to live at a distance from Him. From the beginning, God desired fellowship. Before man had ministry, title, platform, or assignment, he had access to the presence of God. The first picture of man was not a man struggling to find God, but a man living in a garden where…
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We Are Able to Overcome It
There is a faith that does not wait for the obstacle to disappear before it rises. It hears the noise, sees the wall, feels the weight of the battle, and still says, “We are able to overcome it.”
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The Grasshopper Mentality
There is a way a man can stand before what God has prepared and still disqualify himself with his own mouth. The promise may be before them, the word may be sure, the land may be waiting, yet something inside him has already concluded, “This cannot be for someone like me.” Before the battle begins,…
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Obstacles of The Promise
There are promises God has spoken, but there are also attitudes that resist their manifestation.
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The Evidence of The Promise
There are realities that already exist in God’s word long before they appear in your hands. There are places already prepared in God that your feet have not yet entered. Canaan did not just become real when the spies saw it; it was real when God spoke it.
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The Encounter That Exposes a Man
The presence of God was never meant to be a religious atmosphere a man visits and leaves unchanged; it was meant to bring him into collision with truth.
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The Cry Around the Throne
Some sounds do not come from music but from revelation. Isaiah was opportune to see the throne, and lo, his ears were opened. He heard sounds around the throne where one cried to another. This sound was not an arranged worship; the song raised was not to fill silence. It was the sound of beings…
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The Throne Above Every Throne
Isaiah did not only see that the Lord was present. He saw the Lord, high and lifted up. That year, a very tragic event occurred. King Uzziah died. A familiar normalcy was disrupted, yet the first thing Isaiah saw was not a nation in fear but the Lord on the throne.
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