Category Archives: Words of Encouragement

Recently our Pastor asked for those who are willing to join together with him for the breakthrough unto the next level we were all sensing, by fasting and praying. Not that fasting provokes God to do something, but the denial … Continue reading →

“No one engaged in warfare entangles himself with the affairs of this life, that he may please him who enlisted him as a soldier” (2 Timothy 2:4). The Lord has placed it on my heart in recent times that we … Continue reading →

As I was coming home this morning (12/20/05) after dropping my children off at school, fellowshipping with the Lord, an urgency arose within my heart. I received this revelation: God is raising up an army, but it’s not like we … Continue reading →

Beloved: I heard myself asking this question (regarding the church): “Do you think He’ll raise you (us) up before He takes you up (into heaven)?”  Then the thought came to me regarding Revelation 1:10: “I heard…a loud voice, as of … Continue reading →

When I was a child and we went on vacation, my mother used to have several checklists she would use prior to our leaving the house. A checklist is a tool used to help remember important things to do or … Continue reading →

I was awakened very early this morning. My spirit man (who I really am, the real me) was already praying in the spirit. This went on for some time, my flesh screaming at me to go back to sleep: “I’m … Continue reading →

I was reading in Deuteronomy 1:6b, 7a “You have dwelt long enough at this mountain.  Turn and take your journey, and go…” Now I don’t know about you, but the Holy Ghost got all over me with that one!  It’s … Continue reading →

I read portions of an article that disturbed me greatly.  The beginning of it was from a man writing to certain “authorities” in the “church” regarding whether all Catholics are Christians or not.  He said his son had come home … Continue reading →

This phrase came to me one afternoon while in prayer. The definition: “Faith That Takes,” immediately followed. Then the scripture Jesus Himself spoke: “And from the days of John the Baptist until now the kingdom of heaven suffers violence, and the violent take it by force” (Matthew 11:12), filled it with revelation. This is not a passive person who sits around waiting for the blessings of God to fall on them like ripe cherries fall from a tree. The aggressive one will get up and do something! Continue reading →