Christian Character & Obedience

THE STORY

A few years ago, while teaching the "Tithes and Offering" Church Covenant Class for new members at my church, a member said to me at the end of class, "Do you mean to tell me that I should tithe continually even though I have rent, a car note and bills bills bills?"

I enthusiastically responded, "Absolutely! You just continue to stand fast to God's Word! Trust Him!. Try Him and see if He won't open the windows of heaven and pour you out a blessing for your faithfulness... and watch your situation turn around. His Word is true! All that's required on your part, is faith. Do you trust Him enough to be able to supply your needs as a result of your obedience to His word."

Two months after that class, the Lord blessed my wife and me with a beautiful new home. One night, while trying to budget, we realized that we did not have enough money to pay some of the bills while maintaining our expenses. You see, this kind of budgeting was new for us. In an instant, we went from having 1 or 2 bills to now having to pay a mortgage, car note, car insurance, day care expenses, food expenses, utilities, condominium fees, etc.

So here I was, looking at my paycheck (which kept looking smaller and smaller... particularly when Uncle Sam takes out so much money), and trying to figure out where I can cut corners. The first thought that comes to my mind is, "why don't you cut out the tithe for this month. Don't worry, you can pay that back later." [Side Note: How many of you know that this is a trick of the enemy? This kind of thinking gets you deeper and deeper into a hole.] All of a sudden, I found myself thinking about the young lady who asked me the question (above) from class. I found myself needing to take the same advice I gave her and make it applicable to my own situation.

THE MESSAGE

All month long, my pastor has been teaching us about Christian character. What I have determined, is that part of good Christian character can be found in obedience to God's Word.
The measure of good character, is not in how we respond/act during good times, but more so how we respond during those times when things don't work out the way we may want them to. The measure of good Christian character, is in how we continue to obey God's Word, even in the most difficult of times.

For me, in the story above, God was testing my character... to see if I would do the very words I teach to my class time and time again. He wanted to test whether or not I would be faithful to His Word and His commandments... in spite of not having enough money to pay everything.

Can I be honest and tell you that I initially failed that test. Months went by where I just could not catch up... and things continued to get worse and worse. Finally, I made a decision that I would just trust God according to His Word (Malachi 3:10 b). I came to Church, I asked the Lord to forgive me for not remaining faithful and I gave my tithe (THE ENTIRE 10%).

It has been four years since and I testify to you that by the Lord's grace, I have been faithful ever since. Everything hasn't been perfect; but, God continues to supply ALL of my needs and opens doors/windows of opportunities for me.

I would like to encourage you today to continue to walk in Obedience to God's Word. Don't be afraid when various storms rise in your life. For it's an opportunity for you to walk in the obedience of the Word of God and strengthen your character.

Everyone does not see God the same way

Everyone does not see God the same way. This was a hard reality for me that I had to come to grips with years ago. There came a point in my life where the things I believed to be true in the word, were not shared with some friends. For example, some Christians believe in speaking in tongues, others believe that tongues was for the early church. Some Christians believe that we should tithe, others believe Christians should freely give. Some Christians believe that power and authority is in their own voice through speaking authority, others believe that “Speaking those things” is a misentrepratiton of the Word.

For a long time, I allowed my personal spiritual beliefs to divide me from those whom I would call my friends. We had gotten into so many debates about the Word that we stopped talking all together.

What I realized is that everyone does not feel, sence and experience God and His Word in the same way. It’s just like how no two fingerprints are the same… The culmination of all my experiences, the way I grew up, the way my parents raised me, my experiences in church, my intrepretations of the Word, how I have seen God “bring me out”, have all contributed to how I SEE God and His Word. I have experienced the Lord in a way that no one else has. And since no one person has ever shared ALL of my experiences, it’s impossible for them to see God the way I see Him… and vise versa.

So it is with the Word of God. Take for example Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Each of them had great experiences with Jesus and told of those experiences from different perspectives. Why? Because they all saw Jesus differently. John had a revelation of who Jesus was in God. He starts off his writings with, “In the beginning was the Word and the Word was God and the Worfd was with God.” He talks about how God so loved that word that he gave his only son, etc. Luke found that the birth of Jesus was important and writes on it more than the others. Mark heard something Jesus said that was not written about in Matthew, Luke or John. He writes:

“And these signs will accompany those who believe: In my name they will drive out demons; they will speak in new tongues; 18 they will pick up snakes with their hands; and when they drink deadly poison, it will not hurt them at all; they will place their hands on sick people, and they will get well." – Mark 16:17

Everyone see’s and experiences God differently. Which is why there are so many denominations in the Christian Church. Is that such a bad thing? I don’t think so. I actually think it’s healthy. It teaches us how to find common ground and how to love each other in spite of our different beliefs.

So where can we find common ground? In this… that Christ died for our sins, He now lives in us, and all men can find salvation through Him and Him alone (John 3:16). Our common ground is that Christ is love and our most important work on this earth is to love one another. That’s it. All other things are of less importantance.

The Key to Hearing the Voice of God

I have two children ages four and eight. If I were to blindfold both of them… place them in a crowd of adults where all of the adults began to call their names, my children would almost instantly be able to discern my voice and start walking towards me? Why? Because over the past 4-7 years, every day of their lives is spent listening to my voice. So it is with the Word of God. I have learned that the more I spend time with God, that is, talking to Him and asking questions such as, “well what do you think about…” and “why did you say this…”, the more I develop a personal relationship with Him whereby I can say with confidence that I KNOW Him. Spending QUALITY time in God’s Word allows me to hear His voice in my thoughts. I feel His hand when I make decisions, I discern His spirit convicting me when I do wrong.

It’s not enough to spend a minute here or a minute there in the Word. It’s not enough to read and let the words fall off the page. The purpose for reading the Word is to get to know Jesus. You get to know Him by spending quality time with God in His Word. The more I spend time in the Word, the more I am able to clearly hear and discern the voice of God in my life.

John 10:4 tells us, “...his sheep follow him because they know his voice.”

I’d like to encourage you to spend time daily in the Word of God. It is only then that you will be able to clearly hear the voice of God in your life on a consistent basis.

Here’s a GREAT link I found with four keys to hearing God’s voice. http://www.cwgministries.org/Four-Keys-to-Hearing-Gods-Voice.htm

Why Does Prophecy Always Sound Like King James?

Have you even been in church and heard someone prophecy… and the prophecy sounds like something out of the King James Bible?

“And thus sayeth the Lord, ye though thou shallest be…”

etc etc. Have you ever wondered why prophecy often sounds like King James? This question or course leads to a multiplicity of other questions such as: Is this how the Lord speaks? Does He sound like this in China? Surely churches in China receive prophecy as well… and if they do, is it in English or Chinese? And if it’s in Chinese, does the prophecy sound like King James there also?

After thinking on these things, I realized that the reason why prophecies often sound like King James, is because that is probably the version of the bible that the person giving the prophecy, often reads. Because that person spends time in the (King James version) Bible, that is how they hear and perceive God’s voice. So when God speaks to their spirit, they hear it and disseminate that word based off of how they hear God.

Perfect example… when I normally teach the Word of God, I’m finding more and more that my preaching style is very similar to that of my pastor. That’s because I’ve spent seven years listening to him every Sunday. So it’s only natural that my preaching/teaching style (the way I pronunciate, annunciate and emphasize certain points) is going to be innately similar.

So it is with those who prophecy, and sound like King James. They too have become so accustomed to hearing God’s voice through what they consistently spend time studying, in His Word. Which is why for those who don’t normally read the King James and read some other version of the bible, such as the amplified, or message, a prophecy through them may sound more like that version.

Personally, I read the message, the amplified, New King James and (mostly) the NIV. So when I write, most of my writings sound like NIV.

So what shall we say then? Shall we say that sounding like King James is a bad thing? Surely Not? For I am convinced that God's voice, in any language, in any bible version, is edifying for my spirit.

I’ll take God’s voice in any way I can. Even if it sounds like baby talk!

Happy Birthday Tye!

I miss you man!

My Heart Hurts for Marriages (Part 2)

On Monday morning, the Holy Spirit woke me up around 6am to pray for marriages. I prayed for the church, I prayed for friends who are married...calling people out by name, and praying in the spirit. A few days later, I wake up to news of Prophetess Bynum (read in post below). That hurt. Then this morning I wake up to news that Pastor Paula White and her husband are splitting (read in post below).

There is so much that I wanted to say about these two situations, but I digress...because much has already been said. It's all over the internet. Thousands are blogging about it and even more are talking about it. I recently read something by Bishop Donald Hilliard on his myspace bulletin which encouraged me to pray rather than gossip:

Galatians 6:1 tells us, “My friends, if anyone is detected in a transgression, you who have received the Spirit should restore such a one in a spirit of gentleness. Take care that you yourselves are not tempted.” These are indeed interesting days in the public church world. Many men and women of God in high places are experiencing trials and tribulations. This needs to be a time of sensitivity, care and prayer.

Please watch your mouth and keep your mouth off the people of God because regardless of whatever occurs these are the Lord’s anointed. 2 Corinthians 4:7 reminds us, “But we have this treasure in clay jars, so that it may be made clear that this extraordinary power belongs to God and does not come from us.” Before we are Preachers, Pastors, Bishops, Apostles we are men and women and we are clay. The anointing of God resides within the jar of clay. Nevertheless, we who hold these public positions are called to a higher standard. We are called to live cleaner lives. Regardless of what you hear and see; HOLINESS IS STILL RIGHT!

I’ve often shared “if you see me somewhere out of sorts, staggering or falling deep in sin,” before you tear me down, try to help me, pray for me, try to pick me up. Now, do not try to pick me up to the point where you fall. However, pick me up and get me to some help. Get me to some authority that can help put me in my place, sit me down and get me Godly counsel.

Men and women of God we have this treasure in an earthen vessel and vessels are prone to crack. Yes, marriages are prone to crack even among pastors and leaders. People snap and people fall into depression. However, wrong behavior is never to be excused. Let’s pray for one another! Our prayers go out to our loved ones in the body of Christ who have spoken into us, we pray for God’s mercy, grace and healing to navigate us through times of shame and allow us to walk in the newness of life of which we are called to be a witness.

Despite all of the misogynistic behavior that we see on film, television and in music videos it is never appropriate to lay hands on women. Men must always treat women with respect. However, when there is a case of domestic violence seek help immediately. There are resources like the 24-hour National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-SAFE (7233).

May we walk in peace and love, forgiving one another, loving each other and helping each other so that the body of Christ will not be ashamed.

+Donald Hilliard II

The Kingdom of God is under attack. The attack is on marriages and families. Why? Because Satan knows that if He can destroy a family, he can hurt the Kingdom. In Genesis chapter 3, Satan's first order of business, was to cause dissent between Adam, Even and God. The more Satan breaks up marriages, the less the physical manifestation of Christ's Kingdom there is on earth. I can only imagine how a simple breaking of covenant between the two marriages mentioned above, have potentially damaged:

• hundreds or even thousands of other marriages
• The Church
• The perception of Christ and/or Christianity

Marriage (between a man and a women...I have to clarify these days) and the family are at the very heart and rubric of the Kingdom of God and Christian foundation. Christ even equates His return to that of a husband coming for his wife.

So on today my heart is heavy. Heavy for the broken marriages in the Kingdom....Heavy for the churches and the people of God... particularly those who may be affected by recent current events.

But one thing I think we call can agree on, is that continual prayer (1 Thessalonians 5:17) is essential in these last days. Pray for you families, your friends, pray for the church, pray for your pastors, pray for the nation, pray for the Kingdom, pray for discernment, just pray...

"And from the days of John the Baptist until now the kingdom of heaven suffereth violence, and the violent take it by force." - Matthew 11:12

My Heart Hurts for Marriages (Part 1)

Well-Known TV Minister Told Police Husband Savagely Beat Her

ATLANTA (FOX 5) -- Atlanta police said Wednesday that well-known television minister, Juanita Bynum, became the victim of domestic abuse after her husband savagely beat her in a hotel parking lot Tuesday night.

A relative of Reverend Bynum told FOX 5 News that the Reverend Bynum and her husband, Bishop Thomas Weeks, are in the middle of a separation.

The relative said the two agreed to meet Tuesday night in the dining room of the Renaissance Hotel near Hartsfield-Jackson airport.

The meeting reportedly did not go well and ended with Bishop Weeks leaving abruptly. The relative said Reverend Bynum followed him to the parking lot where the two exchanged words.

According to an Atlanta Police Department report, that's when Weeks allegedly attacked her. In a statement to police, Reverend Bynum said her husband, Thomas Weeks, "choked her, pushed her down, kicked her and stomped her in the Renaissance parking lot."

Ronald Campbell of the APD said a bellhop at the hotel saw the attack, intervened and stopped it.

Officer Campbell said Reverend Bynum suffered multiple bruises and swelling and required hospitalization.

Reverend Bynum is being kept at an undisclosed location.

Police are searching for Thomas Weeks.


Bishop Thomas Weeks turns himself in to police

(Eurweb.com) He is being charged with felony aggravated assault and making terrorist threats against his wife, televangelist Juanita Bynum, after he allegedly stomped and choked her in a hotel parking lot and threatened to kill her.

Weeks was accompanied by his lawyer when he surrendered this morning at the Fulton County Jail.

Bond was set at $30,000 on a charge of aggravated assault and $10,000 on a charge of terroristic threats, and a magistrate ordered Weeks to have no contact with Bynum or her sister, Tina Culpepper, reports D. Aileen Dodd and Saeed Ahmed of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Weeks, who made no statrement, was released on bail after he was photographed and fingerprinted.

Bynum, 48 and Weeks, 54, are co-founders of Global Destiny Church in Duluth Georgia.

They were married in 2002 in a lavish televised wedding that featured a 7.76-carat diamond ring. They separated three months ago, said Bynum's sister, Tina Culpepper.

Culpepper told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that the couple met for dinner Tuesday night at Concorde Grill in the Renaissance Concourse Hotel near Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport to work out their differences.

Apparently things didn't go well and Weeks walked out to the parking lot at about 10:30 p.m. He then turned back around and attacked her, said Officer Ron Campbell of the Atlanta Police Dept.

Because Weeks threatened Bynum's life during the attack, police said, charges were upgraded.

"Anytime you tell a person, 'I'm going to kill you,' that moves it up to a felony," Campbell said. And her bruises were serious enough to merit felony aggravated assault charges against Weeks.

In a comment posted on her MySpace page, the evangelist said, "I am currently recovering from all of my injuries and resting well ... this, too, shall pass."
Her publicist, Amy Malone, said Bynum wants to keep the matter private.

"People are interpreting it to mean the two of them were fighting," Malone said. "They were not fighting. She was assaulted."

Pastor Randy and Paula White call it quits

(Eurweb.com) Randy White and his wife Paula White, Co-Pastors of Without Walls
Church in Tampa, FL told congregants in Thursday night's church service that
they are getting a divorce.

The well known preacher/conference speaker, Paula appeared to be choked up as she approached the podium, the Tampa Tribune reports.

They'd avoided speculation about their deteriorating relationship for months, but last night they acknowledged the unfortunate reality of their relationship before an audience of thousands.

This revelation comes after years of counseling and a day after the highly publicized
separation and beating of Prophetess Juanita Bynum by her husband, Bishop Thomas Weeks, III.

Paula and Randy White announcing their divorce at Without Walls Church on August 23, 2007

Randy White responded to rumors about a possible divorce in an expose' reported by the Tampa Tribune in May. Asked whether they were contemplating divorce, he replied, "No one can predict the future."

Through personal challenges (Randy's 29-year-old daughter reportedly was diagnosed with a mature brain tumor) and their callings taking them in obtuse directions (Paula, an evangelist, conference host, T.V. host and author is away frequently), the glue in their marriage dissolved.

Lauding Pastor Paula for being an exceptional woman, preacher and mother, Randy White said he takes 100% of the responsibility for the split.

Both say there were no third parties involved and they are parting amicably, although Pastor Randy admits that "innocently" being in public with other women was wrong.

I havent posted in a while

My God brother / Best friend, Tye Husbands, went to be with the Lord in Glory. No more pain... nor more sorrow... Only perfect peace. I KNOW he's singing perfect melodies and praises to the King! He was a true David.

So I kinda found it hard to write after March... but I think it's about time to get back into it.

How Often do you Tell God, "I Love You"?

In my earlier years of marriage, my wife used to always tell me how much she loved me. And when she was done, she would EXPECT that I would tell her that I loved her also. Most of the time I was “on point” and would declare my love right away. Other times I would forget (I know, I know...shame on me). As time went on, I started to ask myself, “why do I have to always tell her I love her? Don’t I show it to her? Isn’t that enough? Can’t I just fulfill my quota of once a week and end the mushy stuff?”

All of that thinking changed one day, when a prophet of God came up to me and gave me a word from the Lord concerning my life. After she prophesied to me, she told me that the Lord loves me soooo much. Now, I, having been raised in the church all of my life, have always known that the Lord loves me. But to actually HEAR it come from the prophet’s mouth…as if it were God Himself speaking to me in the flesh was different. I was on top of the world. You would have thought I was a little kid getting a kiss or hug from my mother and father. I had always known that God loves me, but to physically hear it really blessed my soul. Then I realized just how important it is to tell my wife (and show her) how much I love her very often. I still don’t do it as often as I should but I’m getting better.

This caused me to think, and ask myself, “how much am I declaring my love for God in my prayers?” Am I just telling him I love him on occasion? Do I only shower him with my admiration and affections in church on Sunday? Could I be doing more in my prayers to tell Him how much I love Him? It caused me to reassess the things I say to the Lord on a daily basis.

It is important to tell the Lord you love him…consistently. It’s important to show it also because love is what love does. But for the this specific article, I would like to focus on encouraging you to spend more time telling God that you love Him, speaking of his goodness and kindness.

Even when Jesus taught His disciples how to pray, one of the things he said in the prayer is:

"This, then, is how you should pray: "'Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name’” - Matthew 6:9

Jesus starts the prayer by giving God praise. He tells the Father, “Hallowed be thy name.” Or in other words, Holy is Your name, Your name is set apart. Your name is great and greatly revered. That’s what Hallowed means.

So if Jesus, thought it necessary for us to give God, the Father, praise, then shouldn’t we also? Absolutely? Every opportunity we get, when we come into worship and fellowship with Him, we should offer up praises to our God from the fruit of our lips, telling God just how wonderful and Holy He is… and how much we love Him and His works.

Just a little side note, don’t confuse praise and thanksgiving. We PRAISE God for who He is. We THANK God for what He’s done. You see, all hell can be breaking loose in your life… and in those moments, many times, your flesh doesn’t FEEL like thanking God. Nonetheless, God is WORTHY of our praise, no matter what’s going on in our lives. So we PRAISE him..not just with our actions, but with our lips also.

Start by declaring your love for God today. All it takes is three words. You can scream it, you can shout it, you can cry it out, you can sing it, you can whisper it... in your car, in your home, at your job, in the elevator, walking on the treadmill, eating pizza. You don’t have to wait to pray to tell the Lord you love him.

Get into the habit of declaring your love for God. Watch Him show you how much he loves you too!

God is so Much More than "Awesome"

Lately I’ve been spending a lot of time praying. In my thanksgiving and praise, I’ve found that I often use the word “awesome” when talking to the Father. For example, you’ve heard and even said it before, “Lord you are so awesome”, etc. But the more time I spend with Him, the more I have a desire to use other adjectives to describe just how much He means to me. Don’t get me wrong, “Awesome” is a great adjective to describe how wonderful the Lord is; but what about other adjectives such as beautiful, wondrous, magnificent, etc? God is all of these and more!

In Exodus chapter 3, we see Moses talking with the Lord. He says in verse 13,

“…when I come unto the children of Israel, and shall say unto them, The God of your fathers hath sent me unto you; and they shall say unto me, What is his name? What shall I say unto them? And God said unto Moses, I AM THAT I AM: and he said, Thus shalt thou say unto the children of Israel, I AM hath sent you.” - Exodus 3:13-14 (KJV)

Honestly, if God said that to me, my response would be, “I am what? I am who?... wait, I’m confused” – lol. You see, our God is soooo GREAT, that there is no one word to describe Him. You can’t find one, one hundred or even one million words to describe just how great God is. For us to use one or one million or one billion words to describe God, would be for us to limit His greatness. Why, because God is omnipotent (power with no limits or inexhaustible, in other words, unlimited power). He is infinite and we have finite minds, unable to grasp the fullness of God in His entirety.

I think when God said that He is “I Am that I Am”, I believe He intended on us filling in the blank. God is what?... God is great, God is awesome, God is Holy, God is the Alpha and Omega, God is magnificent, God is the lover of my soul, God is Abba Father, God is the Lilly in the Valley, God is my shepherd, and oh so much more!

There is no one single word to describe God. So I have learned how to use many adjectives to describe Him during my prayer time. Who is God to you? He is ____? (you fill in the blank).

I took some time to lookup a few adjectives in the dictionary. I have them printed on a sheet of paper and in my PDA. I glance upon this sheet from time to time and use them in my prayers. I’ll share them with you below.

Admirable
Deserving of the highest esteem

Amazing
To affect with great wonder; astonish; surprising greatly;

Astonishing
To fill with sudden wonder or amazement.

Astounding
To astonish and bewilder; so surprisingly impressive as to stun or overwhelm.

Awe-inspiring
Inspiring awe or admiration or wonder; "the Grand Canyon is an awe-inspiring sight".

Breathtaking
Inspiring or exciting: a breathtaking view; a breathtaking ride; Astonishing; astounding: breathtaking insensitivity.

Delightful
Greatly pleasing or entertaining; "a delightful surprise".

Divine
Supremely good or beautiful; magnificent; Having the nature of or being a deity; Of, relating to, emanating from, or being the expression of a deity.

Excellent
Of the highest or finest quality; exceptionally good of its kind.

Exquisite
Characterized by intricate and beautiful design or execution: an exquisite chalice; Of such beauty or delicacy as to arouse intense delight: an exquisite sunset; Excellent; flawless: plays the piano with exquisite technique.

Extraordinary
Beyond what is ordinary or usual: extraordinary authority. Highly exceptional; remarkable: an extraordinary achievement; Employed or used for a special service, function, or occasion: a minister extraordinary; an extraordinary professor.

Great
Very large in size; Remarkable or outstanding in magnitude, degree, or extent; Superior in quality or character; Powerful; Eminent; distinguished; Grand.

Incredible
So implausible as to elicit disbelief: gave an incredible explanation of the cause of the accident; Astonishing.

Magnificent
Splendid in appearance; grand: a magnificent palace; Grand or noble in thought or deed; exalted; outstanding of its kind.

Marvelous
Causing wonder or astonishment; Miraculous; supernatural. Of the highest or best kind or quality; first-rate

Mind-blowing
Intensely affecting the mind or emotions.

Miraculous
Of the nature of a miracle; preternatural; So astounding as to suggest a miracle; phenomenal: a miraculous recovery; a miraculous escape.
Able to work miracles.

Outstanding
Standing out among others of its kind; prominent; Superior to others of its kind; distinguished; Projecting upward or outward; standing out.
Still in existence; not settled or resolved.

Phenomenal
Of or relating to a phenomenon; exceedingly or unbelievably great; extraordinary.

Praiseworthy
Meriting praise; highly commendable; worthy of high praise;

Remarkable
Unusual or striking; "a remarkable sight".

Spectacular
Impressive or sensational; sensational in appearance or thrilling in effect; "a dramatic sunset"; "a spectacular display of northern lights";

Wonderful
Capable of eliciting wonder; astonishing: “The... whale is one of the most wonderful animals in the world” (Charles Darwin); Admirable; excellent: “The spirit of the movement was wonderful. It was joyous and grave at the same time” (Christabel Pankhurst).

Wondrous
To a wonderful or remarkable extent

A Glimpse into my Heart

My Beautiful Wife,
Tia Adams



My little blessings,
Jeremiah and Jada Adams


My Sister Khristi



Jada, Chloe (My other younger sister) & Jeremiah



Mom and Dad



My Spiritual Parents
Bishop George and Lady Mary Searight



My bestest friends in the world,

Pastors Tye and Kai Husbands

Shoutout to Khristi Adams (my sister)

Shoutout to my sister, Khristi Adams, a Princeton Theological Seminary Student who is doing great things in the Kingdom. See her blog here:
khristiadams.blogspot.com

This World Is Not My Home

The "I Answered the Call" Blog is not my home. This is just a temporary storage place while I redesign my website iansweredthecall.com. The new website will be a Christian Blogging Community for the World which will allow other writers and authors to come together and teach on the Gospel of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

When will Iansweredthecall.com be finished? Right now I don't know. Hopefully by the summer of 2007 or sooner, we'll see. But in the meantime, I have so many thoughts and scriptures that I want to share with you until the time comes for me to post my articles at it's permanent home.

I hope you enjoy my blog and that you learn something new about our Father. If you find yourself enjoying this blog, feel free to tell a friend...feel free to bookmark it also.

Walk in your anointing, walk in the power and authority that the Holy Spirit has given you, walk in Victory!

"But you shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you shall be witnesses to Me in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth." - (KJV) Acts 1:8