If you are a baptized believer, pause and intentionally return to the day of your baptism. Remember where you stood. Recall the air, the sounds, the faces that witnessed your obedience. What emotions stirred in you before you entered the water—anticipation, surrender, vulnerability? And when you rose again, what shifted...

In today’s passage, it appears that as the Israelites humbled and consecrated themselves—confessed their sins and devoted time to the Word, prayer, and worship—they were positioning themselves for God to intervene in their lives in a mighty way. This past Sunday, Pastor Jentezen painted a powerful picture of the house...

The world often defines strength by what we can conquer outwardly, achievements, victories, visible success. But Scripture reframes strength entirely. According to God, true strength is not measured by dominance over others, but by mastery over self. Fasting brings this truth into sharp focus. When we fast, appetites speak loudly....

God didn’t ask Ezekiel to analyze the valley. He didn’t ask him to explain the bones or mourn their condition. He told him to speak a word. “Dry bones, hear the word of the Lord.” What stood before Ezekiel was not weak, it was dead. Yet God revealed that even...

The widow came to the prophet with nothing but desperation. Debt loomed. Her sons were about to be taken. Her situation felt finished. Yet before God multiplied anything, He spoke a question through the prophet. “What do you have in the house?” That one word shifted her focus, from what...