Man’s Hour of Darkness is God’s Hour of Power
In John 2, Jesus and his disciples were invited to a marriage supper in Cana. Evidently, the Lord’s family received the invitation, too, because Jesus’ mother was there. Mary came up to him with a request: “The hosts have run out of wine.”
Jesus’ response to his mother seems a bit strange. He told her, “My hour is not yet come.”
What was this “hour” Jesus was referring to? He wasn’t talking about the moment of darkness he would face three years later, before his crucifixion. At that time Jesus did say, “My hour has come.”
Man’s Hour of Darkness is God’s Hour of Power
COVER LETTER
Dearly Beloved:
I WANT TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT “PRAYING THROUGH.”
When I was a boy, the Pentecostals spoke much about “praying through.” This meant you prayed until God answered. At prayer meetings, people were encouraged, “Storm the gates of heaven. Give God no rest until you get the victory.”
It's Time to Get Right With God!
Behold, now is the accepted time; behold now is the day of salvation” (2 Corinthians 6:2, my italics).
This message is meant for all who have backslidden from the Lord. Backsliding is a biblical term that means “falling away, turning away, apostasy.” According to the apostle Paul, who wrote the verse above, “Today is the day of mercy and grace.” In other words: If you ever plan to believe, that time is now.
It's Time to Get Right With God!
COVER LETTER
Dearly Beloved:
I want to speak to you about THE CROSS PURCHASING THE FULLNESS OF GOD’S LOVE FOR YOU!
“I have declared unto them thy name, and will declare it: that the love wherewith thou hast loved me may be in them, and I in them” (John 17:26).
THESE ARE AMONG THE LAST WORDS OF JESUS ON EARTH, AND WE NEED TO PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO EVERY WORD.
The Lord's Loving Response to Grief
Do you find yourself overburdened with grief? The scriptures tell us that Jesus is touched with the feelings of our infirmities and is acquainted with all our grief. The Holy Spirit will reach out to you in a unique way. God knows how desperate our situation is. He is saying to you, “DON'T BE AFRAID, ONLY BELIEVE!” We have the Holy Spirit abiding in us to make real all the promises of God and to comfort us in all our afflictions.
Man’s Hour of Darkness is God’s Hour of Power
The hour of God's power manifests at the end of man's resources. God is pleased to wait until all striving and human effort cease and your situation calls for nothing less than a miracle. God knows the day and the exact hour that He will intervene. In the midst of these dark seasons while we are waiting for Him to act trust that the Holy Spirit is standing by ready to take action. God is calling His people to abandon themselves to prayer and praise, believing that He is still on the Throne and He is in control! In the day of darkness Jesus Christ is still the light of the world!
The Secret to Strength in Perilous Times
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The Secret to Strength in Perilous TimesGod has a holy remnant of believers who have learned the secret of getting and maintaining the spiritual strength needed for these perilous times.by David Wilkerson | |
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When the world seems to be shaking, there will arise a people who know how to maintain their strength in the midst of it all. These are people who draw near to the Lord in times of crisis.
According to Scripture, it won’t matter to these people if the moon and stars fall from the sky, or if the mountains quake and fall into the sea. They will still have faith in the Lord to save them, and they will not have their faith shaken by anything that comes.
In Psalm 31, David introduces a phrase to God’s people: “the secret of thy presence.” David writes:
The Secret to Strength in Perilous Times
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The Secret to Strength in Perilous TimesGod has a holy remnant of believers who have learned the secret of getting and maintaining the spiritual strength needed for these perilous times.by David Wilkerson | |
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COVER LETTER
Dearly Beloved:
I WANT TO SPEAK TO YOU ABOUT THE DAY JESUS TOOK YOUR PLACE.
Paul writes, “Walk in love, as Christ also hath loved us, and hath given himself for us an offering and a sacrifice to God for a sweet-smelling savor” (Ephesians 5:2, my italics). Here is one of the greatest promises in God’s Word: “Christ, who loved me and gave himself for me.”
Raised From the Dead
As Christians we believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ. After the Lord’s crucifixion, the Holy Spirit entered the tomb where he lay and raised him up. This is why we sing on Easter that Christ rose from the grave, victorious over his foes, and now reigns forever with the saints.
