7 Things That Changed at the Cross

It is really amazing to consider what was accomplished at the cross. It’s even more amazing to work it out in every area of your life. Here’s a quick overview of some of the highlights for me. I can’t say this is an exhaustive list, but I see 7 things changed at the cross. At the Cross: 1. Guilt was removed For everyone has sinned; we all fall short of God’s glorious standard. Yet God, with undeserved kindness, declares that [...] Read more »

What Colour was Jesus?

Here’s a series of questions from a reader on the history of Jesus. I hope I wasn’t too sarcastic. Question: What nationality and colour was Jesus Christ? What language was Jesus Christ speaking. Where was Jesus Christ between 13yrs and 30yrs. Who was the wife of Jesus? How many children did Jesus christ bore  with his wife. Remember these quote “Don’t cry for me but for yourselves and your children” The words from a caring father,husband and son. Answer: Jesus [...] Read more »

Why Should I Declare God’s Promises?

There is something about agreeing with God’s will with our words and actions. Some people will say, “It creates a convergence in the quantum field.” That may be true, but there may be another more Biblical explanation. Consider the role of angels: Therefore, angels are only servants—spirits sent to care for people who will inherit salvation. Hebrews 1:14 (New Living Translation) These Spirit-beings are hear to help us. And the exciting thing is, they listen for the commands of the [...] Read more »

The Grace or Blessing of God?

Do we mistake the grace of God for the blessing of God? [Audio clip: view full post to listen] Download the Entire Message at Expectancy Press The Grace of Blessing of God? Too many of us excuse sin in our lives by seeing the grace of God as the Blessing of God. The two are very different things. Listen to learn the difference. This is a message “The Key of Blessing Boundaries“  by Trevor Lund of revtrev.com   Subscribe via [...] Read more »

3 Steps to Choose to Live Unoffended at God

Here’s how we can choose to live unoffended at the Father: 1. Agree to live without what He withholds. Agreeing to live without what God withholds does not mean we create theology from our experience. We can’t say, “It’s not God’s will for me to be healed.” Because we know His will is done perfectly in heaven and we know in heaven there is no sickness so we know it’s not His will for anyone to be sick. We cannot [...] Read more »

Is It Mercy or Justice? With Gary Meller

Is it the justice of God or His mercy that shows others His grace and love? Download Now >> (you can watch below, I’m just testing something with the iTunes feed)     Contact Gary at http://facebook.com/gkmeller       View>> Is It Mercy or Justice? With Gary Meller In this episode we continue the interview with Gary Meller and talk about the justice of God and His mercy as what God is doing all around us by His grace [...] Read more »

What is Living Unoffended at God?

I’m in debt to Bill Johnson for giving me biblical words to express how we need to relate to God when things happen that just don’t make sense in light of His nature or character. John the Baptist declared the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world, knowing the anointed one would release the prisoners. But then he sat in prison and doubt started to set in. He sent his disciples to ask his cousin if [...] Read more »

How to Stop the Blame Game with God?

This question was asked in a comment on a blog post. I really needed more time to develop an answer. Thanks to everyone who has left comments and tweeted out my blog posts. We’ve got over 1600 on just over 500 posts! Awesome! Question: Rob Sharp riverleadershipschool.com I agree with your post (http://revtrev.com/forgiveness/forgiving-the-father/) that we don’t need to forgive God! spot on. But its being a little theologically correct in an emotional issue. It is like the ‘I don’t believe [...] Read more »

3 Advantages to Being Able to Rest As the Storm Rages

We’re looking at how Jesus could rest while the storm raged on. I set down three reasons why He could rest. We saw Jesus knew His calling and how we can know ours. We saw how Jesus enjoyed life and I tried to motivate you to enjoy yours. We’ve examine how Jesus stayed connected with the Father and how we can as well. Now we have all kinds of advantages when we’re able to rest as the storm rages on. [...] Read more »

Three Lies We Often Use to Excuse Disobedience

telling ourselves someday keeps us from obeying

In our last post in this series of “How Big Is Your But?” I wrote about if we really have any options but to obey God. Of course it’s our choice to disobey, but often we excuse it to the point of not even acknowledging that we are not doing what He’s told us to do or doing what He’s told us not to do. Here are three lies I first saw on Perry Noble’s blog. They are worth repeating [...] Read more »