Whodini asked this question a while back, “Friends, How many of us have them?” Your ability to maintain and grow right friendships will have a huge positive effect on your walk. Facebook measures your number of friends to give an account of online friendships. I hope you know that friendships can't be measured by thumbs up and likes. As I doubt many of your online friends would dare get up out of the bed and come to your rescue if the need arises! I am blessed to have had th

Life has some unpredictable turns and twists. Sometimes we see the turns and sometimes we don’t. James tells us to “Count it all joy”! It is this perspective that gives us a glimpse into a person in total alignment with God’s will for their life. Life is one way without God and another way with God. Every case is a futile attempt by the enemy to take us from who we were called to be. The demons we wrestle with are sent to rob our beliefs and use our effectiveness as collatera

Developing a prayer life is understanding that following God will allow me to experience some good times as well as some bad times. However, consistent prayer reveals to me that no matter how bad it gets GOD LISTENS to me. Why? God loves me and desires nothing but good to come from every situation that may appear hopeless. In Psalms 34, David is on the run but makes an important observation about God in our troubles. 17The righteous call to the Lord, and he listens; he rescue

The Importance of Prayer and Fasting Psalms 5:3: “In the morning, O LORD, you hear my voice; in the morning I lay my requests before you and wait in expectation.” The psalmist who penned Psalm 5:3 models the attitude we should have when we pray—that of eager expectation. We should believe God will answer our prayers and diligently watch for his hand at work. The psalmist also shows us that when we pray early in the day, we have the rest of the day to anticipate God’s answer.

The Importance of Prayer and Fasting Psalms 5:3: “In the morning, O LORD, you hear my voice; in the morning I lay my requests before you and wait in expectation.” The psalmist who penned Psalm 5:3 models the attitude we should have when we pray—that of eager expectation. We should believe God will answer our prayers and diligently watch for his hand at work. The psalmist also shows us that when we pray early in the day, we have the rest of the day to anticipate God’s answer.