Motivational

Are you good enough? Probably not. This video reveals the spiritual principle behind Jesus' encounter with the rich young ruler found in Luke 18:18-23, and why no one is really good enough. That's why we need Jesus.

Here is the link to my free eBook - "Why Jesus has to be the Messiah - Understanding the New Covenant and the Hebrew Roots of Christianity" -
https://www.cafelogos.org/messiahbook.html

Why am I suffering? The Scripture has the answer.

Thank you God for the stonecutters.

How humble are you, today? Are you ready to serve others?

When you feel fearful, remind yourself that by tomorrow this fear may not seem as pressing. Most of the things that we fret about the most can turn out to be relatively insignificant.

You say, "Well, I'm just killing time."

Welcome to America Stands 2020 Election Coverage in a spirit of faith! In this episode of America Stands, host Tim Fox and Gene Bailey are joined by Rick Green and Tony Perkins.

According to the Gospels, Jesus had several "brothers and sisters" but James and Jude are the only ones mentioned elsewhere in the New Testament.

Are you borrowing trouble?

Teshuvah is a 40 day season of preparation for the Fall Feasts, which represent God's end time program. God is calling us to fervent prayer and repentance, seeking Him and preparing for a sacred Assembly which will launch the Final Great Awakening

https://newcovapostles.org
https://www.facebook.com/NewCovApostles

#Teshuvah, #Repentance, #SacredAssembly, #FinalGreatAwakening

Can't say enough!

Soms soek ons vir iets wat God reeds gegeee het.

A Better Covenant based on Better Promises!

Have you ever done this? I hope not.

all praise and glory to the most high..

Jesus may come today.

Skit & vocals by T Patrick Farmer

We can all learn from today's post.

What "giants" are you facing today?

THE BRIDE OF CHRIST My favorite wedding story is Esther. The Persian King was looking for a new wife in the midst of the rebellion of his current one. She required nothing but what Hegai the king's chamberlain, the keeper of the women ( a type and figure of the Holy Spirit?), appointed."