Good morning with a word for the day-Philippians 2:5, ‘Let this mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus.’Why do we allow our minds to wander into defeat? Why do we dance in the shadows of despair when we are commanded to have a mind like Christ Jesus? Sometimes I think it's because over the years we have preached or have been taught another gospel, and another god than the one the Bible teac...  Read More

Good morning with a word for the day-Habakkuk was a man under the stress of failure. He just could not understand why God would allow the people of Judah to get by with their immoral ways.In  Habakkuk 1:1-4 he did nothing but complain. But you will notice God was silent. God never works from the view of a complainer. Habakkuk was God's man for the hour; he was the leader God had chosen. But God ha...  Read More

Good morning with a word for the day -I read about a minister who was very discouraged. He felt that his ministry had been a failure, and he was ready to give in to discouragement.One morning, as he sat dejectedly by the window, he looked outside and noticed that a little bird had perched on the windowsill. The little bird seemed to look steadily at him and chirped what sounded like “Give it up! G...  Read More

Good morning with a word for the day-Colossians 2:6 says, ‘As you therefore have received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk in Him.’Christian growth does not ‘just’ happen. You don't just wake up one day and are a mature Christian, just as you are not born one day and the next you are a full grown adult. Christian growth comes in different stages and takes time and effort. First, we must know growth ...  Read More

Good morning with a word for the day-In the first three chapters of Revelation, you will find a common statement to all seven churches, and it says, ‘He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches.’ Having an ear means an open heart. God speaks to his own through the Holy Spirit, into the hearts’ of the believers. Not to the physical ear, but to the heart, ‘the inner ear,’ so...  Read More

Good morning with a word for the day-Paul was the founder of the Corinthian church, which he loved very much. He was grieved to hear that it was having trouble. But, being the man and the leader he was, he did not ignore, nor condemn the young church. He did what any good leader would do; he rolled up his sleeves and got involved.At the time all he could do was write a letter, but he got involved....  Read More