This is a message to comfort you during the Christmas season. God is for us and for everything that is good for us, but He is against everything that is bad for us. And here's the conflict: we many times long for things that are not good for us. God wants to bring us what is good and when it's good.

God had well prepared that day that He sent His Son into the world. This message shows us Mary's response: she didn't reason with her mind, but she believed with her heart. What happens to us when we respond to His presence and promises in faith? Just like Mary, we can be a vessel, a carrier of the glory of the Lord.

Do you ask yourself the question if it’s God’s will that you’re sick? You will never be healed until you settle this question: “Is it the will of God for me to be well?” The answer is yes! God wants to heal you at this very moment. Now is the time, because faith always operates in the now. And God is waiting for you to pick it up and say: “I lay claim to it; it belongs to me.”

God wants to save not only you, but every member of your family. Not only for salvation, but also for healing and deliverance. Are you asking yourself: “Will He really do it for me?” Hang in there, hold on and don’t give up! The bottom line is: it has to come down to you and Jesus only if you are going to receive a miracle in your life. You may be closer to your miracle than you think!

The life that you live, if you build it on sand you will never be able to withstand the pressures of a storm. But if you build your house on solid rock, you can go through any storm and you’re going to make it. Jesus is your only foundation that will keep you from going down when the storm comes.

Many times, we as Gods people, wonder why we have to go through certain trials and tests. But God has a purpose in everything that we go through. You can be confident that neither incident, nor accident, nor coincidence can alter God’s will and purpose in your life. There are three things that are very important for you to realize when you are going through a test.

The woman with the demon possessed daughter, a well known story out of Matthew 15. Why did Jesus respond this way? What is our attitude to a heaven that seems made of brass? This story is here for you and this message will encourage you.

To give us eternal life, Jesus, the Son of God, had to die on the cross of Calvary. The birth, the death and the resurrection of Jesus the Messiah is the gospel message for your life. And the answer to the troubled world around us is Jesus.

God had well prepared that day that He sent His Son into the world. This message shows us Mary's response: she didn't reason with her mind, but she believed with her heart. What happens to us when we respond to His presence and promises in faith? Just like Mary, we can be a vessel, a carrier of the glory of the Lord.

Can you imagine being one of those shepherds in the field? Do you embrace God's Word in your heart and find it to be as He told it to be? The shepherds beheld the Shekinah glory of the Lord and after they saw Him, they couldn't keep their mouth about it. We can also behold the Savior today, with all His glorious aspects!