Satan has a playbook with specific plays or schemes he runs against us. If the Devil is attacking you, he is most likely attacking you in on

There are various ways that God can shield us from evil. If the evil is sourced in the Devil, then we need to look at the Armor of God passa

In various parts of the Bible, the believer is encouraged to be aware of three different sources of evil. (1 John 2:15-18; Gal 5:19-21; Eph

After Adam and Eve, we were all born into a corrupted state in which our default setting was selfishness. “I want what I want” is the domina

Have you ever thought about the role we play in our own difficulties? We have a lot to do with the test, trials, and temptations we go throu

This suggests that Jesus wants us to have a dialogue with God about the kinds of testings, trials, and even temptations that could come our

Jesus shocks us with His instruction. He tells us that we will need to have many conversations with God about the spiritual warfare going on

Moving on is the final step of true forgiveness. This is the step in the forgiveness process where most people will need to have constant di

To forgive others and ourselves completely, we must be open to allowing God to love us and extend love to others in new and powerful ways th

It's amazing how much there is to this little phrase, "Lord, forgive me..."? Often, I work with people who seem to be able to

Working through forgiveness and being healthy after we have suffered wounds, guilt, and pain will involve discussions with God about the goa

Going deep with God and working through forgiveness will involve mourning the wounds of the past that altered your future. Jesus tells us th

In prayer, Jesus is inviting us to dialogue with God about our wounds, guilt, and pain. Are there people in your life that you have not rele

True relationship with God begins with confession - agreeing with God about your sins. This is the first step of forgiveness.

"And forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors." (Matt. 6:12) I hope you are enjoying this series on the Secrets of the Lord's Prayer, which is Jesus' answer to the disciples' question about how to go deeper with God the Father and have a more real relationship with Him. For past articles in this series, simply click HERE. This next verse, Matthew 6:12, is so rich and so deep that we will spend several weeks plumbing the depths of what Jesus is really saying

I have found many people get stuck on asking for "finished" blessings, rather than the means for that blessing. Sometimes, God giv

Give us today our daily bread. (Matt. 6:11) I hope you're enjoying this series of blogs on a very interesting, very insightful set of instructions that Jesus gave his disciples to show them how to have true relationship with God. So many in our day and age don't know how to tap into relationship with the Father, but Jesus shows us how in Matthew 6:9-14, or what is known as The Lord's Prayer. To read past articles about the Lord's Prayer, click HERE. Today's article continues

Thy Kingdom Come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. (Matt. 6:10) Today's article outlines specific Kingdom exercises to talk to God about on a regular basis. These exercises will allow you to partner with God to inject Kingdom qualities into your relationships, finances, and so forth so that others will experiences the Kingdom of God right now through you. Remember from last week that we are called to be God's Kingdom agents. To read last week's article, click HER

Thy Kingdom Come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. (Matt. 6:10) In the article before this one, I explained how Jesus shares with the disciples how they can pray so as to have a close and intimate relationship with God like the one he has with the Father (Matt. 6:9-13). One aspect of this prayer is to address God's desire to have His kingdom appear in our world. To read the full article, click HERE. Today's article deals with the tangible expressions or realities

Thy Kingdom Come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. (Matt. 6:10) In what is often referred to as the “Lord’s Prayer,” Jesus shares with the disciples about how they can pray so as to have a close and intimate relationship with God like the one he has with the Father (Matt. 6:9-13). One aspect of this prayer is to address God’s desire to have His kingdom appear in our world. There have been lots of books written discussing God’s kingdom, like its features, when it