Pray First, Pray More

The verses in 2 Chronicles 20:1,3 describe a coalition declaring war on Jehoshaphat, king of Judah. Despite fear, Jehoshaphat seeks God's guidance and calls for fasting among his people, demonstrating faith and dependence on God in crisis. His actions exemplify godly leadership, encouraging collective prayers for divine intervention.

You Can’t Out-Give God

When you give from a heart for Jesus, your goal isn’t to get a blessing. But the truth is that God will bless you. You can’t out-give God. When you learn to be generous like God is generous, he promises that you will end up with more. This is God’s economy. Sometimes it seems like... Continue Reading →

Your Thoughts Control Your Life

God is far more interested in changing your mind than in changing your circumstances. Most people long for God to take away all problems, pain, sorrow, suffering, sickness, and sadness. But God wants to work on you first, because transformation won’t happen in your life until you renew your mind—until your thoughts begin to change. Why is... Continue Reading →

Worship Through Your Giving

When I was a kid, I used to buy or make little gifts for my parents. Every time I would give my parents a present, they were overjoyed. It wasn’t like they needed anything from me; they didn’t. They just enjoyed the fact that I thought of them. I was eight years old when I... Continue Reading →

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