Category: Expositions
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Intercession is not emotional reaction. It is strategic obedience. You are not just crying. You are completing assignments. You are not just sensing something. You are stepping into a domain that heaven entrusted to you.
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Saul lost his throne, but he never stopped being a son of Israel. His authority was removed, but his humanity was not erased. His position changed. His identity did not. This distinction matters more than most believers realize. When Saul disobeyed the Lord, the kingdom was torn from his hands. Scripture is clear about that.…
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One of the loudest lies in performance based Christianity is the idea that freedom is the reward for commitment. Many believers think healing comes after discipleship, restoration after obedience, and identity after discipline. The Gerasene demoniac shatters that belief in one encounter. Jesus frees this man before he follows Him, before he obeys Him, and…
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God is seeking out His pliable ones, vessels that hold the New Wine! There is a new currency being released from heaven and it is beginning to rest upon ‘first fruit’ manifestations and offerings. New Wine skins that are flexible and well capable to hold the efficacy dimensions of God. First fruits yield a pleasing…
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The problem at Babel was not building. It was motivation. Scripture says the people said, “Come, let us build ourselves a city and a tower with its top in the heavens, and let us make a name for ourselves, lest we be dispersed.”
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When parrēsia is misunderstood, believers self-censor in God’s presence. They hide doubts. They soften honesty. They avoid coming close when they feel messy or unsure. But Scripture says something radical.
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Jesus is not minimizing sin. He is relocating the conversation. Defilement is not caused by exposure. It is revealed by expression. The problem is not what enters the body. The problem is what already lives in the heart.
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Few passages have been misread more than the story of the woman who anointed Jesus’ feet. This account has often been used to suggest that deep love earns forgiveness. But Jesus teaches the exact opposite. Love does not purchase grace. Love erupts when grace is believed. The moment we reverse that order, we turn worship…
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When Jesus tells the parable of the ten virgins, He is not trying to frighten sincere believers. He is exposing a misunderstanding about readiness. “Then the kingdom of heaven will be like ten virgins who took their lamps and went to meet the bridegroom” (Matthew 25:1, ESV). All ten are invited. All ten are waiting.…
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When Jesus speaks about a new patch on an old garment and new wine in old wineskins, He is not teaching improvement. He is announcing replacement. This parable is often softened into a lesson about balance or wisdom, but Jesus is doing something far more radical. He is declaring that the old system cannot be…