I’m a New Covenant Believer
One hears many Christians today claim, “I’m a New Covenant Believer.” What does that truly mean?
One hears many Christians today claim, “I’m a New Covenant Believer.” What does that truly mean?
“The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly.” — John 10:10 (KJV) Did you know that the enemy becomes afraid when you begin to speak and declare the Word of God in faith?…
The heart is the most important part of the human body for in it flow blood and life of both physical and invisible realm. The Bible instructs us to guard our hearts above all else because it can determine the where you are headed in life (see Proverbs 4:23). From what things should we guard…
Have you ever felt your spirit sink as a dream slipped away, or perhaps faced the sting when someone fell short of what you’d hoped for? That heavy-hearted feeling isn’t foreign to any of us. Even in our journey as followers of Christ, we encounter these bumps along the road. Yet amidst these trials, the…
God doesn’t want animosity , the need to be right and power play that we bring into our relationships. He wants peace, for us to adapt to one another, to yield to one another, to make peace even as we are one with the Lord , He wants us to be tightly knit and walk as one.
The new creation that we have now become in Jesus is not the primary focus of Body of Christ at large but it is for God. He created a new and living way through and in Jesus Christ.
Often times because of a problem in our lives, may it be a situation at work or fleshly behavior that we see in us or issues with spouse or children, we go into our prayer time with Father problem minded and we come out problem minded and we keep living problem minded. There is no avenue for faith to operate.