During the last supper, the night before Jesus was betrayed, he announced to his disciples, the coming of a better promise. This new covenant was to be enacted by God, Himself, so it was immutable and unchangeable. If they were paying attention, what John the Baptist had preached during his...

The Lord’s Supper, also called the Eucharist or Communion, carries deep meaning in its many names. As the Lord’s Supper, it recalls the Passover meal Jesus shared with His disciples and points to his sacrifice. As the Eucharist, it prompts us to give thanks for His redemptive work. As Communion,...

We should ask, seek, and knock, and then wait for God to answer with the anointing and strength. They that wait upon the Lord will renew their strength. (Isaiah 40:31) Impatience and the desire for advancement breed presumption – the notion that we can figure out the best path from...

Have you ever wondered if there was more to life than where you are today? Are you content to just be on the losing end and feeling depressed and defeated all the time? God has the ability to strengthen you. When God breaks you and causes troubles and tribulations to...

Ecclesiastes 3:1 teaches us a foundational truth which the Prophet Samuel learned in this season of his life. (For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven.) For Samuel it was a season of mourning, a loss of someone he cared about very deeply, King Saul,...