Hey friends, let’s talk about a story from the Bible that hits hard and fast. It’s from Acts, chapter 5 verses 1 through 11. I think this is a great example of how powerful and real the early church was. Suddenly, this couple, Ananias and his wife Sapphira, steps in, and everything changes in a […]
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We live in a world absolutely fascinated with the supernatural. People chase signs, wonders, healings, prophetic words, gold dust, angel feathers, everything. The hunger is real. The problem is that not everything shiny is gold, and not every miracle carries the fingerprint of God. The Bible never sugarcoats the fact that counterfeit miracles exist. They
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There are only a few people in tense silence in a dimly lit upstairs room in Jerusalem. The air feels heavy. Just weeks ago, their leader had been executed brutally. There are now rumors of an empty tomb and sightings of a risen Jesus, but uncertainty lingers. Fear grips them. What if the authorities come
Shadows in the Upper Room: Fear, Doubt, and Pentecost Read More »
The Bible presents the Holy Spirit, known in Hebrew as Ruach Hakodesh, as a fully personal, divine, living entity, the third Person of the Trinity, co-equal and co-eternal with the Father and the Son. He’s more than a power, energy, or influence, Scripture says He’s God Himself. Scripture explicitly identifies the Holy Spirit as God.
The Holy Spirit: A Living Divine Person, Not An Impersonal Force Read More »
In a world shadowed by division and despair, Christians are called to revival. A divine stirring that rekindles faith and ignites hearts ablaze for Christ. Those who share this longing for renewal are invited to seek God’s presence, to be transformed by His Spirit, and to serve the body of Christ. This is a means
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