“Never again will they be heartbroken. Never again will they be hurt by insults and rejection…Never again will they suffer sickness. Never again will they struggle with weight… Never again will schemers scheme. Never again will secret meetings be held to hurt others…Never again will people be jobless. Never again will businesses fail. Never again will partners deceive each other…”
“Sometimes going through requires counseling. Sometimes going through requires seeing a psychiatrist. Sometimes going through requires speaking out about … Ask yourself am I stuck or am I moving on while in this distress? Seeking help is not bothering people. Seeking help is not embarrassing anyone or yourself or family. Seeking help is ensuring you are not stuck in a situation that gets worse…”
“If God could replace an old and almost impossible to change priesthood with a completely different one, He can make any changes for us. He can change our impossible situations and circumstances. He can change…”
“…It is the good life of believers that will attract persecution in the end. If you are suffering now and those who will suffer in the end time persecution, this is your message,…”
“Are things getting worse? Is the worst about to happen? Is failure inevitable? Are you about to spend money that will affect your future? Are you staring at disaster?…May we never doubt Him as things move from bad to worse, for at the worst time, He will save as He pleases. May our faith remain steadfast as the situation deteriorates…”
“Whatever anyone in authority does against God’s people is short term. The authority they have is given by God and will be taken by God. Jesus and His people will have authority that will not be taken away!”
“Ezekiel chapter seven begins with a heavy reference to YOUR CONDUCT. Ezekiel chapter seven ends with a reference to THEIR CONDUCT. Isn’t that enough for you to be interested in YOUR CONDUCT?”
“The Bible tells us in John 3:16 that anyone and everyone can be saved…What about those who will end up in hell? What about those who will get lost? What about those who will suffer eternally? Who are these? What kind of people are they?”
“Apostle Paul had seasons of plenty and seasons of lack, but his faith remained constant. Our seasons change too, but do we remain constant in these equations of life? …”