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The Power of a Life That Pays the Price
Sacrifice is not an optional part of walking with God. It is one of the laws of spiritual significance. Wherever God intends to achieve something weighty through a person, something must be yielded.
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Preserved In The Flood
We often ask God to keep us from the storm, but Noah’s story tells a different story. God did not keep Noah from the flood, He kept Noah in the flood. The rain fell on the ark, and waters surrounded it. The winds beat against it, everything outside was being shaken, uprooted, and swept away,…
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The God Who Governs the Detail
There are moments in Scripture where God does not need to speak loudly for His sovereignty to be seen; He simply moves what no man can move. Noah’s story carries one of such moments.
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The Source Behind Every Power
We are often intimidated by displays of power. The power of governments, the power of wealth, the power of wicked men, and the power of darkness. These powers threaten, boast, manipulate, intimidate, and behave as if life and death are in their hands. Yet Psalm 62:11 pulls back the curtain and reveals a truth many…
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Grace For The days Ahead
There are seasons when evil no longer hides; it becomes grounded, defended, and even celebrated. In Noah’s day, the Bible says the thoughts of men were continually evil. Violence filled the earth; people had gone far from God, yet life continued as usual.
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Carried, Not Crushed
Some people are carrying so much that they have forgotten what it feels like to be carried. They carry the family, expectations, the fear of what may happen next, disappointments, unfinished battles, other people’s opinions, and responsibilities no one else seems willing to bear. They have become so used to holding everything together that weakness…
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Jesus! The Treasure That Lasts
Scripture: Genesis 5:24 “And Enoch walked with God: and he was not; for God took him.” — Genesis 5:24 Genesis 5 contains the records of men who lived unusually long lives. Their ages were impressive: seven hundred years, eight hundred years, and nine hundred years. Methuselah lived for nine hundred and sixty-nine years, longer than…
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Strength For The Next Move
David had every reason to remain on the ground. His home had been burnt; his family had been taken. The people who once followed him now spoke of stoning him, and he had cried until there was no strength left to cry.
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The Voice of Strength
What have you been saying since the battle began? Perhaps the delay has lasted so long that hopeless words now come naturally. You wake up expecting another disappointment. You look at the situation and say, “Nothing will change.” You consider how tired you are and conclude, “I cannot continue.”
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Waiting Until Strength Returns
There are people who are not asking for another sermon; they are asking for strength to continue. They have prayed, tried, endured, and carried more than others can see. Their words appear strong, but their hearts are tired. Some are close to giving up, not because they no longer believe in God, but because the…
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