Have you ever known something was going to happen before it actually happened?Have you ever been thinking about someone you haven't heard from in years, only to be contacted by that person a short time later?Have you ever had a hunch about someone or something, only to find out later that your gut instinct was right?Is this a supernatural gift? If it is a gift, where did it come from? Is this a gift from God or the devil? Is this a good thing or a bad thing?

There are two questions in life that you must find answers to, or else your life will have little meaning. But where do you start? Where do you even begin to look to find answers to these questions?

In Romans 1, Paul describes a progression of degenerative consequences which has caught many people in its grip. It can happen to any of us who, in our pride, reject the reality of a God Who has given us life and all good things, and deserves to be glorified for it. An independent attitude of pride can steer any of us toward a very slippery slope that has disastrous, degenerative consequences, but this degenerative process can be reversed!

A response to the question, "Where was God when disaster struck?"

At any given point along life's journey, you may pause and ask yourself, "How did I get here? How did my life end up on this track?" The answers to those questions may leave you feeling like the luckiest person in the world, or like a victim of a cruel joke. Reflecting on your life so far may fill you with gratefulness or leave you with deep regrets. Looking back, you may ask yourself, "What if…?" You may wish that you could turn back the clock, go back to an earlier time in your life and ...

In Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, one of the first commands that Jesus emphasized was about name-calling. But why did Jesus gave this command such a prominent place in this timeless message?

Will you take the challenge that Jesus is offering? Will you leave the ordinary behind, choosing instead to overcome whatever obstacles might stand in your way and obtain the extraordinary prize, doing the works of Jesus, and even greater works? "Most assuredly, I say to you, he who believes in Me, the works that I do he will do also; and greater works than these he will do" (John 14:12 NKJV).

You are invited to join and participate in one man's quest to prioritize the activities of life and find meaning in them. Would you agree with his conclusions?

The story of the Tower of Babel. Is it just a simple narration included in the Bible solely to explain why there are so many different languages in the world, or is there more to it than that? As it turns out there is… much more! The author reveals how the account of the Tower of Babel in Genesis chapter 11 contains a timely, powerful, prophetic message to the Church as a whole, and to your local church in particular. It is a message of warning and preparation in this time of God's great e...

It was in His first encounter with Andrew that Jesus established essential priorities for successful ministry.

You are at a crossroads. You can either accept the higher calling that God is offering you or you can go on with business as usual. The verse that you need to be aware of in this hour is 2 Chronicles 16:9:"For the eyes of the LORD run to and fro throughout the whole earth, to give strong support to those whose heart is blameless toward him." (ESV)The Lord is searching the whole earth to find someone who will accept His high calling. If you accept His high calling, the Lord ...

God invites you to cast your cares on Him, because He cares for you (1 Peter 5:7).It is natural to seek first to meet our own needs and the needs of our family members, but God invites us to make an exchange. He invites us to cast our concerns on Him, and He promises to care for us better than we could take care of ourselves. In exchange, He desires for us to take on His concerns, His priorities, and seek His Kingdom first.