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I am not sure that Christians are aware of the spiritual capacities God has given to them. One of the these has to do with the eyes of understanding. This is different from the general understanding of the mind. How does this divine perception function?

We serve God, and seek His face. This is the privilege of the Saints. But, we must consider if we are pleasing God. How do we please Him?

God showed Himself strong on behalf of Ezra and the people of Israel. Miraculously, they came safely from Babylonian captivity to Jerusalem. For Ezra, the work was just beginning.

God gave His very best to the church through His Son, Jesus. He then gave the five-fold offices to the church. Through this, the Saints are said yo be recipients of His perfecting. What does this mean?

God desires for His people to grow. But, what is growth according to the scripture? How can we attain the place God has ordained for us in identity and function?

What does it truly mean when we are told to write a book of remembrance? How do we do it? What do we do with it?

The New Testament speaks of torment. On surface, this word does not engender pleasant thoughts. Our Lord Jesus and his believers are said to be the tormenters. Understanding what this truly means will be of great benefit to the Saints in matters of service and spiritual warfare.

On the day of Pentecost, Peter addressed the amazed crowd who had witnessed the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. We remember how Peter explained the events through the words of the prophet Joel. But what was the main point of His message?

Being a people who understand the biblical role of faith at the right hand of God is wonderful. But, this knowledge requires that the saints must also keep their eyes on the fulfillment of the prophetic promise, while remaining faithful to it in their daily walk.

The Saints have a divine calling to represent the kingdom of God in the market place of this world. How do we do this effectively in the midst of this current world?

The Saints are positioned to enter a "springtime" of sowing and nurturing in the fields of the Lord. In the New Testament, such a time is indicated by the word translated as beautiful. What does this mean?

The Saints must be a people of prayer. To this end, there must be a deliberate insistence upon utilizing all that God has promised.

The Saints are an intercessory entity, created and called by God to serve Him in these desperate hours. How best can we serve God in prayer in the midst of our world today?

The days in which we live are strange, aren't they. The things we see and feel can be perplexing. Unless, of course, we gain an understanding of what God is doing, and where we are in His process.

There is a definitive, biblical connection between gleaning the depths of spiritual understanding and spiritual "atmospheres." This principle affects both the kingdom of God and that of darkness. Understanding what the scripture says in this regard will help the saint to survive the pressures of living in this current day and time.

God expects His Saints to partner with Him in the process of developing disciples. The people and nations entrusted to our care must be watched over in prayer. How must we accomplish this task?

There are many types of rejoicing discussed in the scripture. Perhaps the most precious of these is the rejoicing of walking daily in fellowship with the spirit of God.

We are truly living in days of prophetic input and fulfillment. An often overlooked Old Testament book is Zephaniah. But within its pages, it holds a tremendous promise for us in these challenging days.

The birthday gift given to the church by the Heavenly Father is a reminder of what the church should be. It serves as a reminder to the Saints concerning what our calling is before our God. As we are now walking together in a New Year, it is fitting for us to examine ourselves to determine if we are still firmly embracing this gift, the gift of communicating in heavenly languages on behalf of the Kingdom of God.

New Years is a time for looking forward. For the Saints, our forward vision must align with the promise of God. How we do this will determine our success in the Kingdom of Heaven.

Thanksgiving is a necessary element to moving forward with God. Meditation is also essential. But what is the scriptural measure of meditating and how do we do it?

Biblically, the concept of experience is much more than knowledge gained by doing something. Divine experience involves an overcoming, and it is a necessary dimension of walking with God as victors.

The Saints must walk by faith, and not by sight. But what is faith? Depending upon who you ask, faith could mean just about anything. Determining a biblical understanding of faith is the key to gaining partnership with God, power in spiritual warfare, blessing in our walk and fulfillment in our identity.

Isaac was a miracle child, but he was then entrusted with carrying out the ongoing promise of God. Knowing how he prayed regarding the the divine promise is essential to successfully walking as a child of God.

When God said that His ways are not man's ways, He meant it. Regularly, God does strange and mysterious things. In fact, this seems to be His preferred way of working miracles. How do the Saints align with the strange works and acts of God? Scripture: Isaiah 28: 20. 21

True prayer is a partnership with God. The answer to prayer is not reliant upon our assessment of timing, but upon our commitment to God and to His purpose. He answers prayer!

The Saints are privileged to come before the Lord in anticipation of something glorious. The prophet Joel prophesied about this process. We do not know what is ahead. Who knows where His path may lead, we confidently walk by faith and not by sight!

Too often, when God does something wonderful, we are quick to embrace it and then move on. We must give consideration to the power of thanks, and how important it is in establishing what God has given. Without true thanks to God, we place limits on what He can continue to do among us.

This is the time to evaluate our calling as Saints. May we commit to this calling of service to our Lord for the days ahead.

How should the Saints function in an age of seeming Godlessness? This deceptions of this current age are nothing new. They are simply a "re-packaging" of demonic strategies. Let us look at what the New Testament tells us concerning how to live victoriously in an age of ungodly behavior and wicked mindsets.

In light of current world events, people everywhere are looking for clear answers. What is the promise and instruction of God for the Saints? God provides operational instructions for His saints, and these are discovered in His Word. We live in a day like none other. If we follow His guidelines, we will triumph for Him.

Hidden in a familiar passage of scripture is a powerful truth regarding the door of the Lord. If we want to welcome His presence, and experience Him in a deeper way, understanding and applying this biblical truth will provide a key step toward this reality.

The Saints are entering an ordained season of breakthrough. The Bible has some fascinating and instructive things to say about this topic. Learning these truths will help us to go forward, and to do so in power.

Zechariah 8:19 Zechariah admonished the people of God to love the truth and peace. This does not mean "your truth" and the removal of obstacles from the pursuit of whatever that might be for you! The real meaning of truth and peace entails something quite powerful in partnership with God. Let's discover this meaning together!

Zechariah 8:18-19 The Lord promises to turn our sorrows and despair into joy and gladness. This is a great promise...but how must we claim and activate such a miraculous transaction?