Luke 17:21 Kjv

Among the most important & time-saving things we can do is ask Jesus where to cast our nets. He can give us keys to small shifts which can change our lives!…

How do you understand the gospel? Having a personal Saviour, or being the kingdom of God?…

Two fiery, uncompromising men—John the Baptist and Jesus– invite us into the Kingdom of God, the Kingdom within us (Luke 17:21). And their message is remarkably similar:“Repent for the Kingdom of heaven is near. Make straight paths for the Lord,” John says. The first words Jesus […]…

Two fiery, uncompromising men—John the Baptist and Jesus-- invite us into the Kingdom of God, the Kingdom within us (Luke 17:21). And their message is remarkably similar:“Repent for the Kingdom of heaven is near. Make straight paths for the Lord,” John says. The first words Jesus speaks to people (as opposed to the Devil) in…

In my last blog entry, I wrote about Jesus being our Shepherd, Father, and King.…

“Things that cause people to sin are bound to come, but woe to the person through whom they come. Watch yourselves.” Luke 17:1 & 3 “Where are the other nine? Were not all 10…? (helped, cured, cleansed)” Luke 17:17 Lord, you understand the 10% principle. You recognize that 10% of those who are helped will show […]…

Much of what we have understood about ministry and our commission is about to radically change. And it’s not about being raptured out, but rather being upgraded to an entirely new wineskin. And to enter into this new era, we need to leave behind outdated mindsets, doctrines, and beliefs that will no longer be relevant in the days ahead.…

Much of what we have understood about ministry and our commission is about to radically change. And it’s not about being raptured out, but rather being upgraded to an entirely new wineskin. And to enter into this new era, we need to leave behind outdated mindsets, doctrines, and beliefs that will no longer be relevant in the days ahead.…

Jesus was baptized by Holy Spirit and we know that from that moment on, He only did what He saw His Father do, and spoke what He heard His Father say (Jn. 5:19-20; 8:26-29). He didn’t make decisions by what His natural eyes saw or judge by what His physical ears heard (Isa. 11:1-3). Instead He lived into the spirit realm and exclusively out of divine initiative, and He called His followers to do the same.…

“Things that cause people to sin are bound to come, but woe to that person through whom they come. Watch yourselves! It would be better for that person to be thrown into the sea with a millstone tied around his neck than for him to cause one of these little ones to sin.” Luke 17:1-2 […]…