“Then Jesus and his disciples walked to the villages near Caesarea Philippi. On the way, he posed this question to his disciples: “Who do the people say that I am?” They replied, “Some say John the Baptizer, others say Elijah the prophet, and still others say you must be one of the prophets.” He asked them, “But who do you say that I am?” Peter spoke up, saying, “You are the Messiah, the Son of the Living God!”” Mark 8:27-29 TPT This passage of scripture sparked a question to

I have had the privilege of caring for my 87 yr old “MADRE/MOTHER” for the last couple of months; having driven to fetch her, and gotten back- God with me, God with us. She fell, got a fracture and endured a cast. Now cast free for 2 weeks, I have been “heading” the exercise sessions, in order to get mobility, strength and full use in her arm. We have laughed and hollered and hooted, like transitioning to hard labour...with the goal in mind of a vastly divinely forged transfo

Ecclesiastes 4:12...A cord of three is not easily broken A lot of us have heard this before that a rope is not easily broken, and as we look at it, we see that a real rope is twisted or braided together to strengthen itself. When we examine some functions of a rope, we note that it holds things together, it pulls things in all directions, and it can even bound things up. So today I want to ask you, what are you tied to? Let’s examine this from two ends since there are two

When I was little I lived with parents who were addicted to alcohol in an environment that was more chaos than calm. I remember being afraid and abandoned. I had a brother who was my best friend. One winter, just before Christmas we both fell ill with the flu. He became violently ill with Reyes syndrome and within several days succumbed to the illness. I was alone. The household environment spiraled out of control and was no place for a kid. I cried out to God to “get

Psssst… It may have come as a surprise to you to learn that not every thought that comes into your mind is your own. Actually, all that Satan and his demons can really do is try to lead you off course by dropping thoughts into your mind. Our success as Christians depends on how well we can spot those thoughts and choose to ignore them. But this isn’t easy! Satan has been observing people for thousands of years and is very good at sneaking thoughts into our minds that sound ve