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By divine design, God expects every one of his children to end up serving him by using their God-given potentials. The problem with this is that many believers lack the proper training and equipping necessary to render quality (or reasonable) service to God. We must realize that not every service attracts a reward from the Lord (Rom. 12:1). There is a "how to serve God." It is not just enough to know "what" you desire to do or "why" you desi...

The Holy Ghost is the Author of the Scriptures, therefore, when we have any questions or confusions regarding the Word of God, we cannot really ask the 'writer' what he meant when he wrote what he wrote. Rather, our questions must be directed at the One who "moved" or inspired the writer to write what he wrote. Only the Holy Ghost knows the 'intent' behind the written word. He had something in mind every time he moved the saints of old to writ...

As Jesus was passing by in Matthew chapter 9, three-blind men recognized their opportunity for a healing, they seized the moment by crying out "Thou son of David, have mercy on us." (Verse 27). They did not ask for money, deliverance, or help, they asked for mercy. They recognized that if they must be made whole, and if their destinies were to be repaired, it would only happen on the template of mercy. Mercy was the vehicle, conduit pipe, or...

By divine design, God expects every one of his children to end up working for him and serving him by using their God-given potentials. The problem with this is that many of the brethren lack the proper training and equipping necessary to render quality (or reasonable) service to God. We must realize that not every service attracts a reward from the Lord (Rom. 12:1). There is a "how to serve God." It is not just enough to know "what" you desi...

This book is a compilation of Spirit-inspired quips, quotes, anecdotes, illustrations and maxims on the awesome subject of prayer. It is a painstaking collection of some of the greatest prayer adages, quotations, and sayings about prevailing Bible based Christian prayers.

The true believer is a soldier and must be seen as such from the day of his conversion to the day of his death. He must not live a life of religious ease, nor must he imagine that he can afford to sleep or doze on the way to heaven. This warfare would be unnecessary if man had a nature like that of an angel, and if he were never a fallen creature, but with a corrupted heart, a busy devil, and an ensnaring world, he must either fight or perish...