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When we look at the history of moves of the Spirit, we see the founding fire often wanes to “middle-class acceptability. Quiet order replaces passion, and maintaining the respect of the community overrides caring for the outcast” Many divisions among churches and denominations have splits occurred over the concern that the Church had lost its […]

“Jesus is near to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” —Psalm 34:18 When Jesus walked the earth, he was drawn to the brokenhearted. His compassionate heart pulled him towards those who were hurting, alone, rejected and broken. Why? We could assume it was a hero complex, the need to fix things,

WE HEAR THE CRY OF REVIVAL. Prophetic words of harvest continue to come and focused prayer is increasing. In 2004, the Lord spoke to me about the coming revival showing massive fruit almost too large to handle. As Tom Jones says, “If we truly expect the Lord to come, we will prepare for His arrival.”

The global Church is facing tests that feel impossible. We are being confronted with situations that we are ill-equipped to solve absent from divine intervention, intercession and a relentless resolve to see His Kingdom come and His will be done on earth as it is in heaven. From the premature death of infants and contention

“Then God said, ‘Let us make human beings in our image, to be like us. They will reign over the fish in the sea, the birds in the sky, the livestock, all the wild animals on the earth, and the small animals that scurry along the ground.’ So God created human beings in His Own

There is much to be said about the pros and cons of being involved with social media. Often, it seems people who are angry will express their “outrage” over one thing or another using these online platforms. Never before have we had such a need for direction, context and an emotional framework for people living

When I think back over 2019, the first word that comes to mind is, “wow.” You can’t help but feel wonder, awe, and thankfulness at the ways of God. He has been so faithful to His people, and it’s one of my life’s greatest pleasures to see Him work in and through believers around the

As we begin this two-part blog series on Leadership Lessons from James, I would ask you this: what is your level of influence? Do you view yourself as a leader, as someone who influences others? Leadership is not relegated to a title or position someone holds. Rather, every believer is a leader in some capacity.

In our last article of this two-part blog series, we looked at leadership through the eyes of James. We saw that leaders do not quit; they ask God for creative ideas; and they guard their hearts. In this continued look at James, we will see that leaders are role models in their treatment of others