Happy Valentine's Day: I'm glad my body clock is readjusted since I got back from Uganda. I am able to stay awake again past, 7pm again. Woohoo! Write me and tell me how has your new year resolutions have been going? I believe something prevalent in our thoughts as 2019 rolled in, was transformation. Leaving the old and grasping the new. I write briefly about it below: Click here to watch the video or click on the picture below The Phoenix is a large [...]
In their celebration, the enemy made a big mistake. They forgot that Samson's hair, the one they shaved to subdue him, had begun to grow again. Drunk in merriment, they forgot to finish off Samson when they could, and worse off, they invited him as a guest of honor to their party, to be mocked upon. Big mistake. 3000 of the chiefest philistines lost their lives that day. The prodigal son, reduced to eating with pigs, when all seemed lost, started growing back his [...]
Happy New Year About two and half years ago, while working on my book, "What is God Doing Now?", the Lord impressed it on my heart to also do an accompanying course. I had thought I would get it done and launch them together. I sent an email and asked what you would like to learn from me. The 2 topics that came to the top based on responses were: How to start a ministry How to preach the gospel And so I set [...]
Samson, a man of destiny, could not be stopped. It didn't matter that you sent 10 enemies to him or 10,000 - he would defeat them all. His call was to bring salvation to Israel and he was well equipped for this. But for the lust of a young man, the trappings of beauty and the lure of temptation, Samson surrendered His God given purpose, on the alter of sexual pleasure. He sold his birthright for pottage. Sound familiar? As the Philistines celebrated their [...]
Moses was dependent on his mom, servants and guards in the palace. But he had to flee to the wilderness, for his life, when he drew the ire of Pharoah, by killing an Egyptian. In the wilderness, God moved him from dependence to Independence. God appeared in the burning bush and established a working relationship with Moses. With God, Moses was now ready to successfully take over Egypt, a one man invasion. But just before he did, God brought Aaron to help, thereby moving [...]
est would go into the Holy of Holies once a year with a bell and a rope tied behind him. This was necessary because unholy things or people could not come before the presence of a Holy God – and live. This was true then, as it is now.
Moses stood at a crossroads. About to make a decision with far reaching consequence. He could risk his privilege by standing up for his poor and oppressed brethren. Or he could continue to live a life of pleasure, with no effort on his part. I suspect he prayed about this decision, and then chose not to take the path of least resistance. He chose to be on the right side of history, standing arm in arm with his brethren, esteeming their suffering far above [...]
