System Test
This is the last test of the Auto post system. We apologize for any inconvenience. Thank you, Admin Share this:Facebook
read moreSystem Test
This is a test of the Auto post system. We apologize for any inconvenience. Thank you, Site Admin Share this:Facebook
read moreOperating in Obvious Grace
I heard a message this morning from a pastor friend of mine that caused me to think. He was speaking on operating in the area of Grace on your life that causes you to excel. I began to think about how practically this looks and operates in a persons life. I have concluded the following (Not an exhaustive list by any means) 1. Make sure you surround yourself with people that aren’t needy that speak into you. If the major voices are disconnected from kingdom reality and are people that you do not have a lot of confidence in...
read moreExcellence versus Customer Services
In todays times, enormous pressure is placed on churches to deliver quality “customer service” in the name of excellence. In a seeker sensitive church environment “customer service” is the number one objective. However, really what people are looking for is different than perhaps they even know. Excellence is a requirement in the Kingdom but not in place of the supernatural. Lives transformed, healings, and restorations are all evidences of the Kingdom being present. “Customer Service” is a vehicle...
read moreLeadership (Guest Blog by Stephanie Scragg)
I had an incredible opportunity right after I finished high school to sit under the leadership of a highly respected and award winning session leader and music producer. He taught me everything I know today about music, studio work as well as taught me invaluable leadership skills. One day we began a session and he told me to pay attention to something. He handed out the charts and explained briefly the groove of the song then looked at the musicians and gave directions by simply stating “Hey create something right there”. We...
read moreCoat of Many Colors
As a young man, Joseph was highly favored of his father. So favored that his father made him a coat of many colors. This is an example to us just how much our heavenly father loves us. The coat of many colors represents not just one color or one source. Favor comes in many colors, avenues, and sources. God has so many promises and privileges woven together for us that it would blow our minds if we knew just how favored we are. Often times we think that our promise can come only in the ways we can see or anticipate. I believe that...
read moreWho we are……….
John 10:33 The Jews said, “We’re not stoning you for anything good you did, but for what you said—this blasphemy of calling yourself God.” Here is a window into the mind of the enemy, He doesn’t get so angry at all the good works we do, but he gets irate when you come in right relationship as a son. That ticks him off. This season will raise up many believers that begin to proclaim their heavenly identity on earth, the world will call it pride or blasphemy but in the heart of true son, they will...
read moreThe Unexplainable
In John chapter 9, Jesus sees a blind man from birth. The disciples asked who sinned the blind man or his parents. Jesus said neither, it was for the works of God to be made manifest. He then performs the miracle giving him sight. Immediately it caused quite a disturbance because the miracle Jesus performed demanded an explaination from and for the people groups that were represented. Here is the challenge, there was no explaination that could be given that would satisfy the bystanders. Because the only...
read moreThe End and the Beginning
Often I notice how many people can identify when a new season is beginning but fail to realize when a season is over. De 34:5 ¶ So Moses the servant of the LORD died there in the land of Moab, according to the word of the LORD. 6 And he buried him in a valley in the land of Moab, over against Bethpeor: but no man knoweth of his sepulchre unto this day. 7 And Moses was an hundred and twenty years old when he died: his eye was not dim, nor his natural force abated. 8 And the children of Israel wept for Moses in the plains of Moab...
read moreOne Minute Apology……
Recently a good friend of mine shared a book he read. After reading it, I would like to share the bullets of wisdom that are so rich in this book. Attacking pride will avoid the heart from becoming hardened in relationships. 1. The toughest part of apologizing is realizing and admitting that you were wrong 2. At the core of most problems is a truth you don’t want to face 3. It begins with surrender and ends with integrity 4. One minute of being honest with yourself is worth more than days, months, or years of...
read more