When Cain took the life of his brother Abel, the innocent blood of Abel cried out to God for justice and vengeance. The blood of Abel had a voice, but the blood of Jesus has a greater voice! It is shed for us on the cross of Calvary and speaks of forgiveness for us who are guilty and stained with sin. Because of His blood we are free from sin, guilt, the power of the enemy and even death! We have received eternal life through the blood of Jesus Christ.

Have you ever wrestled with God in prayer? This message will encourage you and inspire you to be someone who loves to pray, to call unto the Lord and be faithful in your prayers and believe that all things are possible today.

We read in the Bible that Jesus was a man for all people. It doesn’t matter who you are in society: you can come to Jesus. You can come to Jesus today just as you are.

David Maasbach prays this special prayer for you. Regardless of the trials we face during the Christmas season, the gift we need the most is the One who longs to live in our hearts.

It’s still the preaching of the gospel of Jesus Christ that transforms lives by the power of the Holy Ghost. If we are going to be successful as ministers of the gospel, we should have a message to preach: Christ! The same power Jesus had in Him when He opened blind eyes is the same power you have when you receive the Holy Ghost so God’s power can be channeled through your life.

There is so much depth in the first words that are recorded of Jesus in the Bible when he was twelve years old. Jesus knew at twelve years old what His mandate was. He knew His Fathers purpose for Him on earth. God also has a purpose for your life. Do you feel that urgency to be in your Father’s business?

In whatever circumstance you may be in your life, in the midst of dark times, problems and things you don’t know how to get through, choose to step out of that darkness and step into that light and the sun of His blessing. Maybe there is bitterness in your life because of circumstances or experiences. But today, right now, God wants to turn that bitterness into sweetness.

There will come a time when we will all be weighed. But before that day comes, you have a responsibility. A justification to weigh yourself against the Word of God. It’s better to weigh ourselves today and adjust our lives to the grace of God, then to wait until He will put us in the scale and find ourselves wanting.

Today, let us as children of God look at this world and see all those that are suffering and in need of salvation. Maybe you’re wondering if God can use you to reach people with the gospel. Let this message encourage you. When you give God all that you have, just like the boy with five loaves and two fishes gave Jesus all he had, He will use you through the Holy Spirit to reach others with the gospel of salvation.

When we read the stories in the past, we find great men and women of faith who were tested in their faith. All of them had things in common that we also need today. How can we learn from their lives and apply that in our own life today?