What do you do when those connected to you do not understand your mission? That is a problems leaders face because that lack of understanding can lead to chaos about the activities of the leader and how those activities relate to the group. Jesus faced this problem in John 4. The disciples went to buy … Continue reading The Importance of the Mission
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El Roi: The God Who Sees Me!
There are times in life where people can feel that they have it all. At times, that feeling is based on their wealth and status. Other times, those feelings are based on a change of some kind that entered their life. Hagar, Sarai's servant, had that problem. "So he went in to Hagar, and she … Continue reading El Roi: The God Who Sees Me!
God is Seeking Men for Service: Will You Answer the Call!
We live in a time when many men believe that serving God is for women and weak men. As a result, our churches are overflowing with women, and many times, the men in church can be disengaged. But, if a man wants to be at his best, he needs to commit his life to Jesus … Continue reading God is Seeking Men for Service: Will You Answer the Call!
Understand Your Season, Revisited
It’s the month of August. The time of the year when we take a break and revisit some nuggets from the past. Today, we will revisit, Understand Your Season. https://victorywalk.blog/2023/01/25/understand-your-season/ Have a blessed day and walk in faith and victory. PS: Support Victory Walk by using any one of these links when shopping on Amazon. … Continue reading Understand Your Season, Revisited
Debt Cancellation: Jesus, the Lamb of God
The dictionary tells us that a characteristic is a unique quality or appearance that makes an individual or group different from others. So, people can tell a lot about us based on our characteristics. When we look at animals, they too have characteristics. Lambs are baby sheep, and they are social animals; we are told … Continue reading Debt Cancellation: Jesus, the Lamb of God
Twice Mine
When I was a child, Sunday School was not an option; it was mandatory. When I was a child, it never occurred to me that it was something I had to do because I enjoyed it so much. I had the same teacher in my teenage years. She taught the early teens. When my group … Continue reading Twice Mine
The Message of Repentance
A few weeks ago, we were reading Luke chapter 1 where Mary visited her cousin Elizabeth. In her old age, God remembered Elizabeth and she had a son, and his name was John. John, the disciple, spoke about John, Elizabeth’s son this way: “God sent a man, John the Baptist, to tell about the light … Continue reading The Message of Repentance
It Was God’s Plan
This is a famous quote by G. Donald Gale that says, “A pessimist, they say, sees a glass as being half empty; an optimist sees the same glass as half full. But a giving person sees a glass of water and starts looking for someone who might be thirsty.” So many people can look at … Continue reading It Was God’s Plan
Understand Your Season
In every community there are days when the people celebrate. You see, they are united by their shared experiences. Barbara Coloroso said, “There is something profoundly satisfying about sharing a meal. Eating together, breaking bread together, is one of the oldest and most fundamentally unifying of human experiences. Some shared experiences are remembered with joy … Continue reading Understand Your Season
Peace: When Billows Roll
Just about everything and every activity has a story. If you reflect on how you met your spouse, there is a story; the house you purchased, there is a story; the job where you work, there is a story. There is a story even for what you had for dinner tonight. So the story behind … Continue reading Peace: When Billows Roll
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