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This testimony of how I started my publishing ministry will help to inspire someone. I want you to take your time to enjoy this interesting testimony and share with others. This is one of many different faith stories under the Faith Stories category of this blog. Related: Read more Faith stories My Publishing ministry: […]…

When we, as believers, plant ourselves in good soil and are well-watered, well-fertilized, and well-pruned, our roots will be strong, and the fruit that we produce will be fantastic! A great fruit tree will not produce great fruit until its roots are strong and it’s had time to mature. So, if you fi…

Every branch that does bear fruit, the gardener prunes so that it will be even more fruitful. John 15:2. Seems unfair, doesn’t it? In a contemporary interpretation of the Joseph story in Sun, Stand Still, Stephen Furtick refers to the pit of into which Joseph was tossed on his journey from being a shepherd boy […]…

“Every branch in Me that does not bear fruit He takes away; and every branch that bears fruit He prunes, that it may bear more fruit.” (John 15:2) My herb/flower bed has bed head.&nb……

There are Keys to a successful Christian life and they are all domiciled in the Bible. I have been able to reveal one of it in……

Just like a woman of God compromises by going with a man who does not know his identity in Christ and she ends up having to put up with more than God intended b…

This testimony of how I started my publishing ministry will help to inspire someone. I want you to take your time to enjoy this interesting testimony and share with others. This is one of many different faith stories under the Faith Stories category of this blog. Related: Read more Faith stories My Publishing ministry: […]…

When a single woman is considering submitting to a man, she should be well acquainted with submission and who is worthy of submission from her relationship with…

God is doing a radical work within the Body of Christ that is both painful and costly. A Refiner’s fire is sweeping through the Church that is testing both character and conduct. He is lifting the standard of righteousness and seeing who can pass through the flames as purified vessels. And to bring us through safely, He is calling many to walk away from what was once “home.”…

Another year has come and gone, though 2020 is one for the history books. Think about that we’ve seen in the past 366 days—yes, 2020 was a long year! We saw impeachment accusations, Covid-19,……