21 Days

The writer of Hebrews gives us our final devo thought. God promises us that there is an anchor that will secure us in life's storm. Listen as Pastor Tim tells us what it is.

When I draw near to God, God draws near to me. Listen as Pastor Tim explains how we are responsible for the depth of our relationship with God -- not God.

In Philippians 4 Paul givves us his secret to contentment.

When our identity is grounded in Christ, established in His love, and we are walking in His power, we find ourselves in a blessed place. Because we are walking in unity with God we can ask what we desire and God will answer our prayers

Paul gives us 4 powerful offensive tacktics in our war against the enemy 1. Take it captive2. Present it3. Expose it4. Destroy it

When we totally surrender our life to Jesus we win every time. Life is released when I release my life.

The Baptism with the Holy Spirit is primarly about power -- gifts follow.

If Jesus could do nothing but what His Father did, what makes us think we can.

Jesus knew his purpose and lived in unison with His Father's purpose. Jesus kept the main thing the main thing. In an age when we are captivated by the new and most innovative we are reminded that our prupose should reflect that of Jesus' purpose and if it doesn't we'd better rethink it.

Where ever Jesus preached the Kingdom of Heaven the manifest evidence of His preaching was the supernatural. People were healed, delivered, the deamon possessed were freed and dead were raised.

Jesus taught us to pray, "Your kingdom come Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven." During this devotion Pastor Tim invites us to take time to think about what is established in heaven and begin to pray from that perspective.

God promises to: 1. Gather us2. Cleanse us3. Give us a new heart4. Gives us a new spirit

God invites us to seek the ancient paths. These are old pathes, concealed, hidden, perpetual, timeless and marked with the footprints of the founders of our faith.

Our holy God chooses to dwell within the heart of the broken and contrite.

My pain, my disfigurement, my wrongs, y ugly selfishness was embedded in the cat-of-nine-tails that slashed across His back... He was crushed for MY iniquities.

Is there a field in your life where you are stuck up to your axles in mud? It's time to stop trying harder and call on Dad.

This passage is an invitation that dares people to step beyond doubt, fear and their own limited definition of God and taste and see that God is good.

Day Three: Give Me the Land of the Giants!

Devotional Day 2: Destroy that Which Destroys You