Many Christians still live according to good works and rules without comprehending their position as sons of God.

If your bad day involves a demonic attack, you may be tempted to think you’re being unspiritual, but nothing could be further from the truth.

When we experience bad days, our heavenly Father takes advantage of them to draw us closer to himself.

The Holy Spirit is going to destroy every stronghold in believer’s life, not through our strength but through his.

„Toto je slovo Hospodinovo k Zerubábelovi: ‚Ne mocí ani silou, nýbrž mým duchem‘, praví Hospodin zástupů.“ (Zacharjáš 4,6)

Pán pověřil dva muže posláním znovu vybudovat zbořený chrám v Jeruzalémě. Zerubábel a velekněz Jóšua byli zbožní vůdci, kteří poslechli Pána a konali jeho dílo s horlivostí a věrností.

Multitudes of Christians crisscross the country attending seminars with a “go to Egypt“ mentality, but the praying servant trusts God alone.

This true servant of God has no “tempest“ brewing in his soul. He fully trusts the Holy Spirit to mortify his sins, and his spirit is as free as a bird.

The Holy Spirit will lovingly caution us and keep us from sin, at least until we ignore his warnings for too long.

Nothing grieves Christ more than when we resist and reject his warnings and convictions.

God’s servants in whom there is no guile can see, hear, and discern God’s voice to them and recognize his heartbeat clearly.