Billions of people in various religions sincerely worship God, but not all of it is acceptable or receivable to Him. Jesus explained that “true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and in truth.” This dual requirement...
There are 7,487 promises in God’s Word. If you are a born-again child of God, they belong to you. These wonderful pledges from the heart of your heavenly Father cover every area of need in your life and are like a rainbow ove...
“The seal of the living God”—what is this unique, distinguishing mark placed upon God’s chosen ones? How does it affect those who receive it? Why is this “seal” a guarantee that God will do a complete and eternal work in His ...
Ancient altars provided a connecting link between God and His people, facilitating powerful visitations, rich revelations, and miraculous manifestations. Abundant proof can be found in Scripture where major expressions of sup...
After the 10 Commandments were given on Mount Sinai, God gave the design for building an altar, enabling Israelites to approach Him for repentance and consecration. The details contain hidden symbolism concerning profound New...
All true Christians are part of “a perfect man”—a corporate body of believers comprised of Jesus, the head of the body, and the multitude of those who are connected to Him in a covenant relationship. Being joined to the Lord ...
God has called His people to be “the perfect.” How is that possible, in such an imperfect world, where we battle daily with the imperfect nature of our own flesh? Jesus even insisted that believers should be perfect as our he...
Jesus insisted two commandments are greater than all others: loving God with all your heart and loving your neighbor as yourself. Fulfilling this dual charge should be the primary focus for anyone professing to be one of His ...
Born-again believers are named “heirs of God, and joint-heirs with Christ” in Romans 8:16-17. The implications of that statement are absolutely astounding! But those are just two of ten biblical names given to the children of...
The body of Christ is symbolized as “one bread.” (1 Cor. 10:17). We receive this status from the compassionate Savior who declared, “I am the living bread which came down from heaven” (Jn. 6:51). His purpose in coming was to ...
Awakened ears and awakened tongues are promised to those named “the learned” in Scripture. This unique title describes those blessed individuals who are taught by God Himself, trained to be His prophetic representatives in th...
After sharing the Beatitudes, Jesus told His devoted followers, “You are the light of the world.” What profound revelation is attached to this calling! Two times Jesus claimed this status for Himself. But surely, His greatest...
Immediately after sharing the beatitudes, Jesus told His listeners, “You are the salt of the earth!” This multi-faceted symbol is so rich in prophetic revelation. Discover the five primary aspects of this powerful title for G...
Jesus became a curse to redeem His people from the curse of the Law. What does that mean? Through His crucifixion and resurrection, He also redeemed us from enemies stronger than us, things we never could have conquered on ou...
Old Covenant redemption laws amazingly foreshadowed what Jesus, the great Redeemer, would accomplish in the New Covenant. Also, the same Hebrew word translated “Redeemer” is also translated three other ways producing a powerf...
The first mention of redemption in the Bible unveils such mysteries and such powerful revelation. Learning to “say so”—to confess your redemption rights—is an important part of seizing what is rightfully yours. Learn God’s pe...
God refers to Israel as “His Dominion” in Psalm 114:2—in other words, the one nation in this world under the authority of the King of all creation. Those who are born again have been grafted into Israel. Therefore, we inherit...
Zechariah 9:12 says, “Return to the stronghold, you PRISONERS OF HOPE. Even today I declare that I will restore double to you.” Why would God refer to His people with such a negative term? Is there a positive and powerful rev...
God calls His people to speak as “oracles of God” (1 Pt. 4:11). In other words, we are to speak as if God is speaking through us—words of truth, words of faith, words of love, words that are powerfully anointed of His Spirit,...
While conversing with a scribe, Jesus revealed the most excellent personality trait of God’s kingdom. In two epistles, Paul explained the character of the kingdom by telling us what it is not. Learn these spiritual keys and h...
Born-again believers inherit God’s kingdom, both now and forevermore. The attributes of the King of kings are transferred to his royal heirs—His love, joy, power, wisdom, grace, and so much more. No wonder He told us to pray,...
Nature abides by certain laws that determine its functions. Every nation has established laws revealing the privileges it provides and the behavior it demands of its citizens. There are certain primary laws in the kingdom of ...
Jesus gave definite signs that describe those filling the role of a true disciple. What are these attributes? Is the church measuring up? What can we do to move up to the next level? Are you daring enough to listen to a prese...
The word “disciple” is the most used title in the New Testament for followers of Jesus. Curiously, it only appears once in the Old Testament—in a mysterious passage that describes disciples as possessing “awakened ears” and “...