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If You trust God He wants to be Your Shield!
Would you like to have a shield around you each day? Would you like that kind of protection, not only in the material world, but in your spiritual life as well? If you would like that then we have good news
Our God is stronger!
Some kids love to brag about their dads. If you eavesdrop on neighborhood conversations, you’ll hear children saying, “My dad is bigger than your dad!” or “My dad is smarter than your dad!” But the best brag of all is,
The Indescribable Love and Faithfulness of God
Do you doubt God’s love for you? Are you convinced of His love and faithfulness towards a fallen humanity? Consider these facts from God’s Word: In the Garden of Eden, God showed us His idea of the true “Good Life”.
Do You need a word from The Lord?
Have you ever really needed God to guide you? Have you found yourself at the bottom of the barrel without enough and uncertain of what to do? Sometimes when circumstances are not working right and folks are acting up, you
Physical Healing – How to Be Healed With 3 Scriptures
Need physical healing? God wants you well. Jesus Christ bore all your sicknesses, diseases, pain and all your physical problems upon Himself on the Cross so you could be healed. God’s answer to your problem is found in His manual
Does this Good Friday find you still waiting on God?
There are times in life we all have to wait on God for something. You may know the drill, you pray to God for solutions to problems that seem to remain unresolved and more than likely you may find out
Bible Verses Are More Than Just Scriptures!
There are a lot of different ways to look at the Scriptures. Some people read it to seek guidance in how to live their lives, others read it to look for inspiration when everything in their lives isn’t going their
God has unique ways of working!
In times of great economic fluctuations and uncertainty, it is our nature to contract, pull in, look for cover, and try to ride out the storm. We often wait and try not to make changes, holding on tight to our present
