Gideon’s army was small, refined, fearless, alert, obedient, and positioned exactly where God placed them. And through them, God won an impossible victory. This teaching explores how the Lord is forming His end-time army in the same way today. Will we stand, shine, listen, obey and give God glory?
Tag: obedience
Plug In
The content emphasizes the importance of maintaining a deep relationship with Christ to enable His work through believers. By likening this relationship to USB and Bluetooth technology, it illustrates how believers can receive spiritual power and wisdom from God and share it with others, fostering unity and effectiveness in the Church.
Faith-Humility-Unbelief-Pride: A Key to True Discernment
Faith is a deep belief in God’s promises, producing words of agreement and obedient actions. True faith does not rely on understanding or circumstance but trusts in God’s word. The contrast between belief and unbelief reveals that pride often disguises itself as humility. Ultimately, faith and humility are intertwined, guiding believers to trust in God’s strength against doubts and challenges.
Deliberate Decisions: A Key to Applying God’s Word
Life is filled with decisions, often made unconsciously. Regularly rejecting thoughts can lead to “hardening our hearts,” resulting in limited perception. Transformation through the Word of God allows for a renewal of thinking and opens the mind. True intimacy with God is established by aligning our decisions with His teachings.
Christ’s Bruising: A Key to Overcoming Iniquity
This article gives revelation in regard to the suffering of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the bruising He endured…how it was internal suffering first, showing up externally later; and explaining the connection between our iniquity and his being bruised for it.
A Matter of Hearing: A Key to Spiritual Growth
The article emphasizes the critical importance of truly hearing and responding in relationships, particularly between individuals and God. It illustrates communication breakdowns through examples of couples and parents with teens, concluding that genuine listening requires an honest heart. The author encourages readers to be receptive to God’s voice, reinforcing the mutual desire to be heard as fundamental to nurturing relationships.