Often time, when the Lord intends to initiate a change or bring about a revival, he releases a burden in the heart of a person or a people, which manifests in a sudden desire to separate oneself and pray. Sadly, as we see in our opening text, many believers fail to respond to this urgent call to prayer. How sad!
The place of prayer in facilitating revival cannot be over-emphasized. Whether it be a personal revival, city-wide or continental revival, when we make a persistent and passionate plea unto God for revival, we are not just asking for a
Revival is a powerful and transformative experience in the life of a believer and the church at large. It is a time when the Holy Spirit, who is the administrator of a revival,
Our opening scripture today reminds us that our victory is not attained through our own strength or efforts, but it is a gift from God through our Lord Jesus Christ.
Some persons go through life with the feeling of despair, shame and defeat and as a result are unable to excel as they should. That is no way to live your life at all as a believer. Remember that Jesus wrought victory for us on the cross.
Every man is a product of his thoughts (Prov. 23:7). Thus, your ability to concentrate your mind on the right thoughts can determine how productive you will be on your job, in your home or business.
Inferiority is a feeling of inadequacy or lack of self- worth. This often manifests as timidity, which refers to being fearful,
Negative emotions are feelings that cause one to be miserable and sad. They include bitterness, anger, malice, unforgiveness, wrath, strife and envy. The Bible shows us that they are works of the flesh (Gal 5:21),
In a world that often prioritizes individual success and self-promotion, the idea of preferring one another in honour may sound absurd or unpopular, yet it is God’s will for us.
Prudence is a virtue that honours correction. In our opening scripture today, we are made to understand that those who heed correction demonstrate wisdom and understanding.