We need to break free from the feeling that we have to be good to be loved by God. 

The power of sin that held that her in bondage all those years - had just meet its match!

Just because something happens, doesn't mean it is God's will. The most we can say is that God allowed it to happen.

It will pay to discover God's will for your life. The following are three crucial questions we need to ask if we are to know His will.

Jesus spoke about facing storms in the parable of the wise man who built his house upon the rock. It applies profoundly to every Christian.

The whole concept of being 'good' is, to a large extent, a miss-understanding of what the Kingdom of God and the Gospel of Jesus Christ is all about.

Paul understood that if you do not make a conscious effort to forget those things in your past, you cannot move forward or reach those things God has for you in your future.

You can’t be thankful and anxious and in the same breath. While we’re at it, we can’t complain and be thankful in the same breath. Being thankful is an anxiety eliminator.

If we want to live in victory, we need to practise the giving of sincere thanks. Thanksgiving will open the door of God’s blessings and provision in our lives.

Attitude is probably the best indicator of outcome, whatever the situation. And, according to Philippians 2:5, we can choose our attitude!

We’re a whole lot stronger in Christ than we are on our own. Each crisis is an opportunity for us to examine our beliefs about who we are, ‘in Christ Jesus’.

I’d like to think that if we could travel back in time to that first Easter, we would have got up early enough to witness the resurrection. What an utterly breathtaking experience. The blinding light shone out, how the earth must have shaken. To have seen the stone roll away and our Jesus alive and risen.

We are to put on the whole armour of God across the full spectrum of God’s Word regarding his provision for us. By allowing our minds to be fully renewed by His Word, we can learn to prove His perfect will in our life.

The battle for the Kingdom of God in our lives is always, one way or another, fought, won and lost, in our thoughts and emotions. If you don’t know this or don’t believe this, you are already being defeated in one, or multiple areas of your life!

God doesn't say to be strong in your might or to be strong in your pastor's might. He says to be strong in His might. Instead of thinking, "Look what I've been through, I’m just struggling to keep my head above the water" we need to be thinking "I know I can't do this in my might, I may as well be strong in the Lord!"