Abraham, a great man of faith! But also a man like you and me. The altar was an important element in his life. Abraham had that resurrection faith. Let's believe like Abraham did.

Do you want to be a blessing or do you just want the blessing? We must think of future generations. What you do will impact the next generation! We find all this in the story of Abraham. They are elements that will help you in your situation today.

Three little stories from the book of Acts to make this point clear: God is able to bring you in contact with someone to create a synergy, something that God has planned and ordained! These things don't just happen. You have to believe and pray for divine encounters.

Are you sinking in doubt? Problems? Sin? Cry out like Peter: 'Lord, save me!' This prayer was short and powerful. How can you implement this prayer in your situation today?

Storms are the classrooms that allow our faith to grow. We don't seek out for the next giant or mountain but they appear before us unexpectedly. Genuine faith is what God will prove pure through trial and testing.

This is a message especially for those that are feeling lonely. John TL paints the picture of Jesus and His disciples. Whatever the issue was, Jesus was there as an elder parent always taking care of them. Jesus wanted them to know that even though He wouldn't always be there in the flesh, in person, He would never leave them as orphans because the Spirit would be in them as a great, wonderful and equal representation of the Son and the Father.

“God will make everything wonderfully well”, a word for this hour! This word has not changed and will never change. How do we prevent our hearts from being troubled? It's easier said than done but listen to this message and be encouraged that it is indeed possible today. God is going to make everything wonderfully well for you.

God doesn't look to the way we say 'I have sinned'. He looks to the motives of the heart. In this message we look at the double-minded man, the insincere man, the doubtful penitent, the repentance of dispair, the repentance of the saint and the blessed confession.

Only to Him must we go to receive remission from sin. But not every confession of sin can be or will be answered in a favorable way. And John T.L. proves it out of the Word of God. We study 7 people who all said 'I have sinned' but not all received forgiveness.

There are times and seasons that God will move in wonderful ways and God will anounce those times to His children with a sound of a going. Don't assume you already know what God will do. Be attentive to the steering of the Lord in the sound of the mulberry trees.