What legacy should we leave behind for our children, our children’s children, and their children? We should be intentional in leaving behind a garment of praise, a garment of faith, and a garment of anointing and consecration. God’s grace is working stronger than iniquity. Our lives should be a wonderful...

In the ancient world, sitting in ashes was the ultimate sign of ruin, grief, and helplessness. Ashes represent what is left after the fire has consumed everything of value. You cannot rebuild with ashes; they are light, messy, and easily blown away by the wind. When we experience loss, failure,...

Peter reminds us of who we are in Christ. We are chosen, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, and God’s special possession. This identity comes with a purpose: to declare His praises. A priest represents God and serves Him. As believers, our lives should point people toward Christ through the...

We get the picture of 3 persons ascending the mountain: Moses, Aaron, and Eleazar. To pray? To sacrifice? Rather, to meet with God. A transfer of leadership was about to occur. Aaron shortly was to die and be gathered to his people. God was present to make sure the transfer...

Families are important to God because legacies are passed down to future generations, to those who will carry His name and their family name forward. We see this example in Aaron the High Priest and his sons. God specifically set apart the tribe of Levi to be brought near to...