In Spirit & Truth

Sometimes we get our priorities horribly mixed up. Some people believe that family pride is all that matters. But today, Pastor JD reminds us that pride for the sake of ourselves, is folly and it only leads to failure. If you want to be wise in your ways, humble yourself; follow Jesus and set your priorities in a way that He would.

Sometimes we think we’re so smart; we pray and pray and wonder why in the world God doesn’t answer them because they only make sense! But Pastor JD is here to remind us today that, we don’t know everything. God knows infinitely more than you and He won’t answer your prayer when He knows it’ll bring about destruction.

Do you ever restrain yourself in your prayers because you think you dream too big? Pastor JD reminds us today that there is nothing too big for God. He’s promised to answer every prayer, if it’s for your good and His glory. Cry out to Him for anything at all; He wants to bless you and show you how capable He is.

Have you ever loved someone unconditionally? You want the very best for them no matter what. Pastor JD reminds us today that that’s how God feels about us. He will allow you to go through trials – in order that you may grow – but He will never push you past your breaking point. He loves you too much to watch you fall.

Today, Pastor JD encourages you to do your own research regarding the information he teaches over. Don’t just take his word for it. He receives emails from online members with current articles for him to study. Each week JD puts his heart and soul into these updates for the sake of Christ and getting the truth out there.

Today, Pastor JD reiterates the words of the Apostle Paul regarding losing your life for the sake of Christ. If you love your life on this earth, you’re holding tight to something that can’t last. When you accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior, you give up your life and put all your hope in Him. Where is your hope?

Feelings are often based entirely on circumstance. Today, Pastor JD encourages us to not follow our emotions so closely. If you have the Lord in your heart, it should be filled with joy. No matter your circumstances, no matter how you’re feeling, you should be able to act and respond in a way that gives God all the glory.

Have you ever said something you regretted, so you try to make up for it by being extra sweet? Pastor JD teaches us today, that the wicked will do their best to overcompensate for their evil deeds, but there’s nothing outside of God’s grace that can save us. Own up to your mistakes and humbly ask for forgiveness.

In today’s society, anxiety is an issue for almost everyone. Today, Pastor JD talks about how worry stresses our immune system as well as our spirituality. Don’t let the anxiety get to you; find comfort in knowing you are loved and protected by an all-powerful God who wants to spend the rest of eternity with you.

Many people find their happiness in earthly things that won’t last. Pastor JD talks to us today about how the Joy of the Lord is our strength. The devil – through people as well as in your mind – will try to lessen you and take your joy away. Don’t let him! That joy you find in Jesus is the strongest thing you’ll ever know.

Today’s prophecy update is focused on biotechnology, the Coronavirus, and the expected mandatory vaccinations which are currently being manufactured. Pastor JD explains why he’ll never get the vaccine, but also encourages you that he doesn’t think the vaccine is the mark of the beast. That is yet to come.

Today, Pastor JD explicitly reminds us that he doesn’t claim to know the exact date of Jesus’ return. However, his question for those who have yet to accept Christ as their Savior is, “Why not err on the side that Christ is coming soon?” Even if JD is wrong about its imminence, is it worth your future eternity to be wishy-washy?

People often think that if you’re walking with the Lord, every-thing in life is smooth. Pastor JD is here to remind us today that that’s not true. God uses trials in our life to help us to learn. So don’t be discouraged when storms come and leave a mess behind; you won’t grow until you’re removed from your comfort zone.

Many people think that being a Christian is merely following a bunch of rules. But Pastor JD reminds us today that God’s statutes weren’t set up just because, but rather to save us from ourselves. God knows your nature and how you’re prone to desire evil, He only wants to save His loved ones from the penalties of their actions.

It’s safe to say that most people today struggle with anxiety. Pastor JD is here to talk about how we should be joyful because we know the truth of God. If your heavenly Father is so powerful and wise, why do you think it’s valid to worry over money or clothes or anything else? He’s promised to take care of all your needs.

Do you ever get defensive when someone corrects you? Now, sometimes the corrector doesn’t say it kindly, but nevertheless, Pastor JD reminds us today that it’s the attitude of a wise man to take correction and admit he’s wrong. Don’t be so stubborn that you can’t listen or learn; God gave instructions to save you from hurt.

Today, Pastor JD encourages you to be involved in media coverage of all that’s going on in this world. When you investigate it yourself, you’ll see that everything feels orchestrated and preplanned. That’s because it is! No matter what’s meant for evil, God is still working out His Plan A for good!

Now is the time of repentance. As Pastor JD mentions in all of his prophecy updates, we don’t know the time or the hour of Jesus’ return. However, in light of recent events, JD believes it’s much sooner than later! For those who believe in Jesus there’s nothing to fear. For those who don’t, make today the first day of your salvation!

We often feel anxious whether we’ll have all we need to live. Pastor JD reminds us today of God’s promise, that He will provide all that you need. The more you give, the more heavenly rewards you’ll have. Derive joy from knowing that what you give here on earth, that will be what you receive tenfold in heaven.

Have you ever said something and immediately regretted it? Pastor JD talks to us today about how wild our tongues can be and how it’s the one thing we can’t control. Don’t let your tongue get away from you and cause more pain than is necessary. Be wary of the words you speak because they can either bring life or death.

Sometimes our follow-through isn’t consistent; you can get excited about something, but if it doesn’t have instant benefits, it can be hard to continue. Pastor JD is here to encourage us today to have integrity. God knows your heart and if He knows you won’t follow through, why would He bother involving you?

Money is easy to focus on – we worry if we have enough or when we’ll make more – it’s what makes our life function. Pastor JD is here to remind us today that money – in and of itself – isn’t evil, but our attitude towards it can certainly cause evil. Don’t worry so much about what you have but rather, what you do with what you have.

There are two words you can add to every situation that changes the outcome entirely. “But God!” In today’s prophecy update, Pastor JD encourages us with these two words. No matter what the world looks like, no matter what events take place, no matter how evil things get, “but God!” He’s still in control and on His throne!

n today’s prophecy update, Pastor JD encourages you to be in God’s Word regularly. In particular, now would be an excellent time to read the books of Daniel and Revelation, as they both pertain to end times events. Within the pages of scripture, you’ll find encouragement and a merciful, saving God who loves you!

Sometimes it feels like Christianity compels us to stay away from the fun stuff. Pastor JD reminds us today that, even though sin is attractive, it is also fleeting. You may find some satisfaction in it, but it won’t last. Don’t get caught up in seasons and emotions, concentrate on God who’s promised greater joys and rewards.

Do you ever look at your predecessors and wonder, ‘how did they become so wise?’ Pastor JD is here today to talk about how, if we want to teach, we must first be willing to be taught. Being teachable requires humility and a kind of wisdom in and of itself, but be encouraged, learning necessitates many stumbles.