There is a quiet, weighty moment in Scripture—one that doesn’t come with thunder or spectacle, but with a decision made in the shadows of a human heart. Judas didn’t wake up one morning suddenly choosing betrayal. His heart drifted there slowly. He walked with Jesus. He heard His voice. He saw miracles, felt the power, … Continue reading Do You Know Jesus or Do You Only Know About Him?
In the quiet, shadowed garden of Gethsemane, we see a side of Jesus that feels deeply human and familiar to us. This is not the miracle-working, crowd-teaching, storm-calming Savior. This is Jesus in anguish. Scripture tells us He was “deeply distressed and troubled,” even to the point of sorrow unto death (Mark 14:33-34). He fell … Continue reading Jesus Paid It All
The more we know the nature and character of God, the more we will trust Him. And the more we trust Him, the more intimate our relationship will be. Yahweh Shammah Yahweh Shammah means, “The Lord is there.” It reminds us that we were created both to enjoy and to manifest God’s presence. Yahweh Shammah … Continue reading The Names of God: Yahweh Shammah
Do you know that God does not get mad at you, ever? Even when you mess up. He’s never disappointed in you. But how is this possible? God hates sin, right? Yes, He does, but when we are in Jesus, that is who He sees. As born again believers, our short-comings are covered in the … Continue reading God is not mad at you.
The text reflects on the author’s journey from experiencing nightmares to embracing divine dreams and visions, inspired by a speaker at a women's conference. The author encourages others to seek God’s communication through dreams and prophecies, emphasizing their importance in encouraging and building up the Church in challenging times.
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