Grace and Peace, Revisited

The Apostle Paul had a dramatic change in his life. When his life changed, his walk with God changed also. Today, we will revisit Grace and PeaceLink: https://victorywalk.blog/2021/11/16/grace-and-peace/ Support Victory Walk! Shop Victory Walk Bookstore. Have a blessed day and walk in faith and victory.

The Danger of Carnal Living

"The carnal person fears man, not God. The strong Christian fears God, not man. The weak Christian fears man too much, and God too little." John Flavel.Romans 12:1-2 NLTAnd so, dear brothers and sisters, I plead with you to give your bodies to God because of all he has done for you. Let them be … Continue reading The Danger of Carnal Living

Walking with God: Following the Example of Enoch, Revisited

Enoch walked with God. His life provides the best  example of walking with God. Today we will revisit Walking with God: Following the Example of Enoch.Link: https://victorywalk.blog/2024/07/03/walking-with-god-following-the-example-of-enoch/ Support Victory Walk! Shop Victory Walk Bookstore.Have a blessed day and walk in faith and victory.

Reflecting on Walking with God

“I have learned in my journey of faith that, the closer I am walking with God, the more likely the devil will be working to make me stumble.” Tracie Miles.2 Corinthians 5:7 NLTFor we live by believing and not by seeing. James 4:7 NLTSo humble yourselves before God. Resist the devil, and he will flee … Continue reading Reflecting on Walking with God

Walking Consistently with God

In nature, there are seasons; and there are characteristics for every season. Seasons give us variety in nature. Even if we don't always like the brutal cold of a hard winter or a heat wave in the summer, we enjoy the variety that seasons offer.Personally, my favorite season is spring; it's the signal for me … Continue reading Walking Consistently with God

The Family Divide: Combat or Reconciliation?

Families are not exempt from conflict; some of the most deep-seated conflicts exist in families. At times, these conflicts cause damage that seems irreparable. Max Lucado said, “Conflict is inevitable but combat is optional.” If that is so, how do we resolve conflict without combat? In combat, enemies face off and fight to kill. Jesus … Continue reading The Family Divide: Combat or Reconciliation?

Jesus: Moved with Compassion

“Compassion is at the heart of every little thing we do. It is the dearest quality we possess. Yet all too often it can be cast aside with consequences too tragic to speak of. To lose our compassion, we lose what it is to be human.”– UnknownMark 6:34 NLTJesus saw the huge crowd as he … Continue reading Jesus: Moved with Compassion

Live Like Jesus and Walk in Compassion

Our lifestyle says a lot about us and what we believe. It demonstrates our values and tells the world who we are. At times, we may identify with a particular group based on our words, but our lifestyle may tell a different story. In other words, our actions speak louder than our words.As people of … Continue reading Live Like Jesus and Walk in Compassion

I Delight in the Lord!

“I do not think the church rejoices enough. We all grumble enough and groan enough: but very few of us rejoice enough.” Charles Spurgeon. Psalms 118:24 NLTThis is the day the Lord has made. We will rejoice and be glad in it.Psalm 92:4-5 GNTYour mighty deeds, O Lord, make me glad; because of what you … Continue reading I Delight in the Lord!

Effective Prayer Needs Faith, Revisited

Today is the first Monday in Lent, and prayer is an important component in Lent. Today, we will revisit: Effective Prayer Needs Faith.  Link:https://victorywalk.blog/2023/09/22/effective-prayer-needs-faith/ Support Victory Walk! Shop Victory Walk Bookstore.Have a blessed day and walk in faith and victory.