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Forgotten by the Butler, but Remembered by God
The butler forgot Joseph, but God did not need the butler to remember one day earlier than the day appointed for Joseph’s lifting. When that day came, the same man who had forgotten him became the person who mentioned his name before Pharaoh. People may forget you, but they cannot forget you beyond God’s timing.
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Bread, Not Stones
There are things people feel about God but are afraid to say. It sounds wrong to question His goodness, so we keep quiet. Yet somewhere beneath the prayers and worship, a troubling thought may already be growing: “If God loves me, why is He allowing me to go through this?”
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When Heaven Sends Reinforcement
Scripture: Daniel 10:12–13; Hebrews 1:14 “Fear not, Daniel: for from the first day that thou didst set thine heart to understand… thy words were heard, and I am come for thy words. But the prince of the kingdom of Persia withstood me one and twenty days: but, lo, Michael, one of the chief princes, came…
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The Stripes Were His, The Healing Is Yours.
The stripes of Jesus are more than a story to remember; they are the price that was paid for your healing. Those stripes were not a small part of His journey to the cross; His body was torn so that broken bodies could be healed. He accepted pain so we wouldn’t remain in pain. The…
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The Blood That Paid For Our Healing
Healing is free to receive, but it was not free to provide. Every healing Jesus performed during His earthly ministry appeared effortless. He spoke a word, touched the afflicted, or gave a simple instruction, and sickness vanished. Blind eyes opened, weakened bodies received strength, and those who had suffered for years were restored in moments.…
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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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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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When God Answers Through Men
One of the painful things about man is that he can pray for help and still reject the help when it comes. Sometimes the issue is not that God has refused to help; the real issue is that pride, offense, suspicion, or fixed expectations have made the heart unable to recognize the vessel He is…
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