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Gratitude. Often overlooked and forgotten…

I am sure you have heard statements like “an attitude of gratitude is very important for you to be a successful person.” I do agree with this statement, but sometimes we don’t have the ability to recall reasons to truly be grateful. Have you ever found yourself in a position where you know somewhere in

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Storms on the Horizon

The skies are dark. The boat begins to rock back and forth. The waves toss the boat higher and higher. The boat begins to fill with water. The questions begin to consume their every thought. Why are we facing this storm? I thought God had called us to move? I thought Jesus wanted us to

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THE VALUES OF SPIRITUAL WARFARE

A woman’s husband plus three strong men brought Pamela tightly bound in chains to my house for prayer. Pamela had lost her mind and had become violent. When they entered the house, I told them to undo her chains. They were hesitant because they knew the condition under which she was suffering. I insisted they

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Victim or Victor Blog Post
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Victim or Victor?

Change your vantage point for spiritual warfare! Who are you when it comes to the unseen realm? Does the enemy know your name? Do you believe that you are a victim? Or are you a victor? You might give a cursory answer as a Christian! You are naturally going to say something like, “In Jesus,

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Back To Basics

Back to Basics Having served the Lord for most of my life (minus a period of temporary insanity in my early teens!), there were Christian “basics” that were instilled in me from early on. These were drilled into me. They were reinforced. I was encouraged to do them. Praised when I succeeded. And I was

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The Hireling
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Those who are called vs. the hireling

Over the course of 20 years of full-time ministry, another 5 years or so of volunteer ministry, along with growing up as a third-generation minister – I have noticed a few things. One of those things that I would like to discuss today is that of “The Calling.” Briefly, I will contrast those who have

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