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TAKING OUT THE TRASH: WHEN GOD CALLS YOU TO REMOVE WHAT NO LONGER BELONGS

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In the journey of faith, believers experience moments when God insists on removing what no longer serves them, likened to taking out the trash. This process is essential for spiritual growth and revival, as seen in biblical figures like Jacob and Jesus, who prioritized cleansing before elevation. Believers are urged… Read the rest

NEW WINE IN NEW WINESKINS

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This latest editorial piece discusses the spiritual ailment of calcification within modern church communities, likening it to rigid vessels incapable of receiving God’s transformative work. It contrasts examples from Scripture, such as Jeremiah’s clay and Jesus’ old wineskins, highlighting the dangers of being unyielding and resistant to spiritual renewal. The… Read the rest

The Status Quo Has Got to Go

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The content emphasizes the recurring human tendency to resist divine truth and correction, as illustrated through biblical examples of figures like Moses and Jeremiah. It highlights the consequences of spiritual stubbornness, the dangers of hardened hearts, and the call for repentance and healing. Ultimately, it underscores that God always offers… Read the rest

From Manger to Marriage: Preparing the Bride, Not the Cradle

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The post emphasizes God’s exclusive holiness, warning against the blending of pagan practices with Christian worship, particularly during Christmas. It urges believers to move beyond the celebrations of Christ’s birth and focus on the imminent return of Christ, preparing spiritually as a bride rather than remaining in the nostalgia of… Read the rest