God's word spoken out loud has the power to bring life to valleys of death, and transform our lives. When we speak God's truth out loud, we engage more neural networks in our brain, creating stronger and more lasting neural pathways. We can choose to speak God's promises over our lives, and trust Him with what unfolds. By speaking biblical faith out loud, we can experience renewal, revival, and transformation, and live a life that reflects God's heart and purpose. [... more]

Pastor J.D. Greer explores the concept of being filled with the Spirit, discussing what it means, when it happens, and how to access it. He emphasizes the importance of dwelling on the gospel and being in touch with God's presence to experience spiritual growth and maturity. [... more]

The prophet Isaiah foretells a future where Egypt will be conquered and its people will turn to God, making sacrifices and offerings. The land of Judah will be a terror to Egypt, and the Egyptians will serve with the Assyrians, ultimately worshipping together. This is part of a larger prophecy that includes the unification of Israel, Egypt, and Assyria, and the eventual defeat of Satan and the nations of the earth. [... more]

The prophet Isaiah foresees a catastrophic period in Egypt, marked by civil war, economic collapse, and spiritual deception. He describes the Assyrian conquest and its devastating effects on the Egyptian people, warning of the dangers of idolatry and the importance of faith in God. The passage also highlights the contrast between Christianity and Islam, with the former emphasizing the lordship of Christ and the latter boasting of violence. [... more]

Isaiah's prophecies concerning Egypt, Ethiopia, and Assyria reveal a future where these nations will worship Christ in the end times, despite their current animosity and Assyria's conquest of Egypt. The prophet's words emphasize God's sovereignty and the importance of trusting in Him, rather than relying on human alliances or strength. [... more]

God delivers a wonderful truth of his sovereignty to Samuel, assuring him that he is in control of yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Samuel is tasked with anointing the next king of Israel, but God hasn't told him who to choose. Samuel's visit to Bethlehem is not an accident, and he is sent to the ancestral homestead of David's great-grandfather Boaz and great-grandmother Ruth. Samuel is introduced to each of Jesse's sons, but God rejects them all, looking not at their outward appearance but at their hearts. The youngest son, David, is the one God has chosen, but Samuel doesn't understand why and is confused by God's decision. [... more]

The power of God is demonstrated through the resurrection of the two witnesses, who are protected and preserved even in death, establishing the certainty of their resurrection. Their ministry is a testament to the protection and power of God, and only through the salvation of Jesus Christ can this be made happen. The witnesses' resurrection and rapture serve as a warning to those who have used great words to gain advantage over others, and a call to repentance and salvation. [... more]

God speaks to Ezekiel about a valley of dry bones, promising to bring life and restoration to a nation that has lost hope. He calls on the people to prophesy and agree with God's word, and to call out to the Holy Spirit for divine life and freedom. [... more]

God promises to raise a standard against darkness and restore years taken away by the enemy. He calls for His people to prophesy, agreeing with His word and speaking supernatural things that only He can do. This is a call to trust in the living God, to turn to Him, and to let Him bring hope and life to a world in need. [... more]

As a caregiver, it's easy to get caught up in trying to make sense of God's plan, but what if we just accepted what is and trusted in God's goodness, even when things don't make sense? Peter Rosenberger shares his personal story of caring for his wife, Gracie, who has undergone 80 surgeries and lives with chronic pain, and how he has learned to trust in God's sovereignty and goodness, even in the midst of suffering. [... more]