Jehovah Sabbaoth, we thank You, as the LORD of Hosts, for protecting us and our God-given purposes in sharing the Gospel. We praise You, singing: Holy, holy, holy is Your name! We worship and adore You, for You are worthy of our praise. Join others crying out to the Lord day and night. Today … Continued
The Lord has reminded me of a dream I once had. I believe the dream is as relevant today, in our present season, as it was then — and perhaps more so. In the dream, my daughter, her family, and I were traveling. I assumed this was an adventure of sorts, because we weren’t traveling … Continued
A film about Perpetua — who was martyred for her faith about 1,820 years ago — is now available to watch online and with your church. Not only does it bring to life the first book we know was written by a woman, but it also shines a spotlight on the 360 million people being … Continued
Kenya is in crisis, and that nation’s Second Lady has come to the U.S. to gather support for her efforts to help her people. Let’s lift her and her nation up in prayer! From CBN. When most people think of Kenya, they picture spotting the big five on safari or the wildebeest migration at Maasai … Continued
It’s a word we hear repeatedly at this time of year. Most people relate that word — resurrection — only with Jesus rising from the dead. And while that is certainly the most commonly understood use of the word, you might be surprised to learn that resurrection neither began nor ended with the Lord Jesus … Continued
Ken Roberts, a 40-year friend of mine from Cleveland, Ohio, has consistently demonstrated a God-given gift to help people on the pathway to success. Like saints of old, he “bears on his body the marks” that fashioned him and that enable him to equip others to follow in his footsteps. Visit your state page to … Continued
As people in America and across the world are martyred for their faith in Christ, we as believers must be prepared to stand against our unseen, demonic enemy. From The Federalist. If you weren’t aware that the West’s culture war is also a spiritual battle, let the martyrdom of Christ’s six precious saints in Nashville, … Continued
We’re entering Holy Week. Once more, we remember Christ’s journey to the cross: His final teachings and Passover meal with the disciples; His agonizing emotional struggle in the Garden of Gethsemane; His betrayal by Judas; and His voluntary submission to false accusations, humiliation, torture, and one of the cruelest forms of execution ever invented by … Continued
Our hope comes from the Lord, who has called on us to serve Him at this time. Hallelujah! From Give Him 15. A study reported in the May 2010 issue of Atherosclerosis, said participants who were persistently depressed had a twofold increased risk of narrowing of the arteries. The study took place over a period … Continued
The first institution God established on earth was the family. It is, without question, the most important to God and the most hated by Satan. Get prayer updates from IFA. God’s greatest desire and plan for us and our families is that we would live in peace and harmony with Him and each other— … Continued
In times of great tragedy and turmoil, we have to remember that our help comes from the Lord, not from the government. From Fox News. Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., said the school shooting in Nashville was “horrendous,” but he does not think there’s a role for Congress to play, and he resents that the tragedy has … Continued
Hearing news reports from East Palestine, Ohio, recently, I felt overwhelmed during my prayer time. In pleading for the Lord to heal the land, I was reminded of a very familiar verse: 2 Chronicles 7:14. If you are an intercessor, you probably have that verse engraved on your heart. It is our blueprint in praying … Continued
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