This teaching is perhaps the most crucial teaching you will ever hear because the power of the spoken word is often not understood. Yet, words are how we convey most of our thoughts, intentions, and desires to others. Our words can wound and condemn, or they can inspire and encourage all to whom they are spoken. Scripture reveals that our words are also the means through which we receive the promises of God. Words are the embodiment of thought, for, without the expres­sion of the spoken word, our thoughts would be imprison­ed in our minds. To a large degree, our inherent authority is released through the words we speak. Outside of God, the most significant authority in our lives is our voice. 

Busyness is often a hindrance to finding God’s specific purposes for our lives. How much of what God wants to speak to us is missed because of our need to have constant noise and activity? This message reveals four disciplines that will help you refocus your priorities and position you to hear the Lord’s voice and His directives. The teaching will take you through the disciplines of simplicity, silence, solitude, and surrender. As these steps are revealed, you will be giving keys to obtaining an inner peace that will allow the Lord to reveal His purposes for your life.

If your spiritual well has run dry, it's time to dig another well! This teaching taken from Genesis 26 looks at the wells that Isaac dug and applies the principles to our lives. If we keep digging wells, we will find the one that meets our needs and refreshes us so we can become fruitful in our lives and in ministry to others.

The first few verses of Isaiah 55 give several challenges to all who would know the Lord in a deeper way. The challenge is to come to the healing and refreshing waters that issue from His throne. In addition to those waters, we are invited to come, buy, and eat without money and without price! How does one buy something without money, and the commodity does not have a specific price on it? This message provides answers to those questions and more.

Few people have the opportunity to live in a world of their choosing because life and circumstances do not always cooperate with the way we would like things to go. When you find yourself living in a second-choice world, will you merely survive in it, or will you thrive despite it? Being able to see beyond your circumstances will determine how you will live in them. This message from a few years ago will inspire you to rise above your circumstances and live in your potential despite your present circumstances.

Matthew 25 gives an account of ten virgins who were waiting to meet the Bridegroom. But when the call came for them to go out and meet Him, some were not ready and missed their opportunity. The Spirit of the Lord is still calling God’s people to prepare for His appearance. However, some are slumbering and inattentive to the summons. This message is a challenge to leave the mundane and the things that entangle us and prepare ourselves to go out to meet Him.

The consciousness of lack is the root of all evil. However, scripture tells us that we are complete in Christ. If we are complete in Him, then we do not lack anything. Temptation draws us away from our completeness and appeals to our sense of lack. This devilish strategy was used in The Garden of Eden with great success and has been effective ever since. It is time to understand who we are in Christ and who He is in us!

Scripture tells us to delight ourselves in the Lord, and He will give us the desires of our heart. Does that mean the Lord authors those desires or that He grants those desires? This message from Psalm 37 reveals principles that will help you understand how to reap blessings from the Lord and live a spiritually fulfilled life. Delight yourself in Him as He delights in you!