”ఆయన నిలిచి యెహోవా బలము పొంది తన దేవుడైన యెహోవా నామ మహాత్మ్యమును బట్టి తన మందను మేపును. కాగా వారు నిలుతురు, ఆయన భూమ్యంతములవరకు ప్రబలుడగును.” మీకా 5:4

“నన్ను నీతిమంతునిగా ఎంచువాడు ఆసన్నుడై యున్నాడు.” యెషయా 50:8

“మీలో యెహోవాకు భయపడి ఆయన సేవకునిమాట వినువాడెవడు? వెలుగులేకయే చీకటిలో నడచువాడు యెహోవా నామమును ఆశ్రయించి తన దేవుని నమ్ముకొనవలెను.” యెషయా 50:10

“ఇది మొదలుకొని మితిలేకుండ దానికి (దేవుని రాజ్యమునకు) వృద్ధియు క్షేమమును కలుగును.” యెషయా 9:7

Experiencing CHRIST “THE LIFE” – Is Living CHRIST Like LIFE – Rev Frank Anil Kumar

The Kind of Life You Have, Then The Kind of Living You Live:

The Christianity is about experiencing the LIFE you have and living your life through LIFE (Jesus Christ). Heb 7:16,

Battle of the Mind: How You Think Affects Your Life – Bro Alfred Appaji

What’s going on in your thought life?

The spiritual Warfare against your mind can be vicious. The most common battle comes in the form of imaginations and confusion. An evil imagination is a death wound formed in the soul that has its roots in the fallen corrupted nature of man.

SEED KNOWS WHAT TO DO

Category: Spiritual Growth

One of the power laws of the kingdom of God is this, the seed knows what to do. After a dead seed is planted in the ground it knows what to do. Can you imagine that? Somehow it manages to spring into life and produce a harvest.

Walking in the Spirit of Liberty

Category: Kingdom of God Culture

The Holy Spirit said to me, “Only the sons of God walking in the Spirit can manifest the kingdom of God.” Before the sons of God can manifest the Kingdom of God they need to understand the Kingdom of God is not coming, the Kingdom of God has already arrived.

Jesus was a kerux. A kerux, Greek for preacher, is an official representative of a government that heralds the expectation of a conquering king. Paul said he was both an apostle and a preacher (kerux) (2 Timothy 1:11). As the only begotten son of God Jesus was an apostolic sent one. He came announcing the arrival of the Kingdom of God and instructed his followers to change the way they thought about the Kingdom (Mark 1:15).