The righteous will find in the end that the afflicted will be heard, the fatherless and the oppressed will be comforted, and today’s terror will be replaced by the joy of his divine presence.
Today J. D. Walt checks in with the Daily Text community en route from Lakeland, Florida, which hosted the first of this year’s New Room Gatherings.
Off and on now, for more than fifty years, Maxie Dunnam says a word to himself: Maxie, the secret is simply this, Christ in you, yes, Christ in you, bringing with him the hope of all the glorious things to come.”
The Spirit of God awaits those who are humble enough to hear the Word of God and bold enough to speak of the vision.
This week, we sat down with Zach Meerkreebs of New City Church in Lexington, Kentucky about the importance of empowering people.
Not only are people healed of all sorts of maladies, but hospitals get built. Not only are the poor lifted out of their plight, but new centers of education are established.
What if the table might best describe the life of the church as well as its worship? Watch this Seven Minute Seminary by Glenn Packiam to find out more.
With Jesus, life will not get easier and easier. In fact, it will probably get harder, but it will get better and better.
If we are not constantly evaluating our hospitality in our churches, we may be missing a great opportunity to show the love of God in practical ways.
The Holy Spirit breaks the logjam within us, turning knowledge into knowing, quenching the eternal thirst of our souls, and making us move like a river from its source.
What is discipleship, and what does it look like, according to the Bible? Read these seven points on discipleship from Andrew Dragos.
The miracle of awakening happens as we become part of the moving stream, which constantly bears its source of life everywhere it goes.
