One of the greatest fears of mankind if the fear of death. Everyone has a desire to live. Even natural people want to keep the breath in their nostrils for as long s they can. But the breath that animate… Read More »Eternal life; the God-life
Gen 1:11-12 Then God said, “let the land produce vegetation: seed-bearing plants and trees on the land that bear fruit with seed in it, according to their various kinds.” And it was so. The land produced vegetation: plants bearing seed… Read More »Bearing Fruits
Living above sin is not just God’s desire for every believer, it is also an instruction. For example, the bible says; …Be ye holy; for I am holy. 1 Peter 1:16 (KJV). It is important for us to understand how… Read More »How to Live Above Sin
I believe one of the reasons why so many Christians struggle with the issue of studying the Word of God and putting it to work in their lives is their ignorance of its absolute importance. In this generation, we have… Read More »The Importance of God’s Word
When a person surrenders to the Lordship of Jesus and receives His eternal life, Jesus indwells that person by his Spirit and word. Receiving Christ is like Receiving a package. You have to understand what the content of that package… Read More »Hindrances to Receiving healing
It is not possible for any man or woman to walk the face of the earth without being offended at one point or the other. The Lord Jesus Himself assures us that offences will come. They are unavoidable. However, it… Read More »The Virtue in Forgiveness
Believers are told several times in the scriptures to pray. Prayers are more than an emergency tool box one takes out when faced with a problem that desperately begs a solution. Prayers are our primary means of communicating with God… Read More »Exercising your faith in Prayers
The methods and operations of God as recorded in scripture are not given to us just so when can read of them and know that those things actually did happen. The ways and doings of God have kingdom principles that should… Read More »The Principle of Order