How long will we hold off our faith in the Lord?  How long will we continue to view our world with our eyes?  When will we come unto the Savior and let Him heal us from our low worldly horizons?  Shall we go to Him now?

The person who truly does make it their mission in life to get real close to Jesus will surely start to see His nature growing inside of them.  Shall we pray that our relationship with our Savior begins to show through?

People who cared little for the God who made them have forever treated God´s servants poorly.  They did not even want to accept His Son.  Should it surprise us now that much is being done to belittle God, His Word, and the forgiveness He holds out to us through our faith in Jesus Christ?  If... Continue Reading →

Religion for many of us is merely some subtle notions that we cling to loosely but defend fiercely.  But if we have never made our faith into something that moves us, lifts us each day, and thrills us all the time, we are not walking with our God.  God is a God of wonders!  Any... Continue Reading →

Jesus asked the lame and broken if they would rise up in faith.  It changed their lives when they did.  Could we leap up too in faith today?  How high do we think the Savior will take us if we do?

Some people still do not know that God is near to each of us and wants to engage with us in the most intense and satisfying personal relationship.  Others may know that He is reaching out, but fail to take the step necessary to enter that kind of walk with Him. Where do we stand... Continue Reading →

Some of our forefathers treated each day as if it were the last they were going to live here on earth.  They held a hope for the return of Jesus Christ so intense that it conditioned the way in which they lived.  Could we stand to have more of their urgency in our lives today? ... Continue Reading →

Christians are remarkable creatures.  Those who truly step out of the world´s parade will realize that they have a need, deep within our heart that can only be filled by experiencing God ourselves.  Can we sense a need to know Him more today?

The finest reward will be to see the Father in His Glory and stand in the presence of the Lord.  Shall we seek to be there with Him as if being with Him is what we really want?

If we do not get close enough to God each day, how will we ever know if our faith is real?  Wouldn´t deliberately coming before the throne of Grace to seek Christ´s face bring more results in purifying us than all the convincing we may try to do for ourselves?