Use Your Imagination to Conceive the Word of God
During this year's For His Kingdom conference, Rev. Andrew Wommack shared a powerful message from Isaiah 26:3: "Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee." Andrew emphasized the word “mind.” In Hebrew, the word...
Watch: Who You Are in Christ by Mark Hankins
Mark Hankins brought a powerful teaching on the topic, “Who You Are in Christ.” He reminded us that the foundation of your faith is knowing your identification with Christ and exactly who you are “in Christ.” God has a plan for your life and you have a destiny in Him. Mark shared, “If you’re going to reach your destiny, you must have a change of identity.” We have to start seeing ourselves the way God sees us, through the blood, the cross, the resurrection, and the triumph of Christ. When we begin to see ourselves in Christ, our faith becomes alive and effective!
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Should You Turn Your Light on at Halloween?
by Riley Stephenson, KCM Minister of Evangelism Whether or not to participate in Halloween activities has been a big debate among the members of the Body of Christ. As believers, we have nothing to fear when the Holy Spirit is our guide. What does He have to say...
Four Fears You Must Conquer Every Day
Fear is the primary tactic of your enemy, the devil. All through the Bible, we are told to "fear not." Fear will immobilize you and stop you from reaching your goals and full potential. You conquer your fears by studying, speaking and acting on the Bible, God's...
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Four Fears You Must Conquer Every Day
Fear is the primary tactic of your enemy, the devil. All through the Bible, we are told to “fear not.” Fear will immobilize you and stop you from reaching your goals and full potential.
You conquer your fears by studying, speaking and acting on the Bible, God’s Word. When you do, you will conquer these four kinds of fear every day:
- Fear of failure. This lie tells you God is not strong enough to help you succeed, and it is perhaps the greatest attack of fear.
- Fear of the future. This lie compels you to believe God is unable to see what lies ahead for you and to direct you in every step (Ps. 37:23).
- Fear of the past. This haunting deception says that because of where you or your family has come from, God is unable to make everything good today (2 Cor. 5:17).
- Fear of comparison.This lie tries to talk you into believing God favors someone else more because that person appears to be doing better than you are. The enemy wants you to believe God has given up on you.
Source: Every Teenager’s Little Black Book of Hard to Find Information
by Blaine Bartel.
Excerpt permission granted by Harrison House Publishers