Daily Devotional

The Scriptures speak about two kinds of time. There is Chronos time, which would be normal time as we think of it, and then there is Kairos time, which represents “opportune” moments in the things of the spirit. “Figs” in Scripture metaphorically represent “opportune times” for encounter and breakthrough in the things of the Lord. […]

Our union with Christ was completely accomplished at the Cross 2000 years ago, but it is increasingly actualized as we abide in Christ daily. If you are a Christian, then you are in union with Christ. Still, sadly, too many Christians do not know how to abide in Christ, and therefore, what they fully possess

Acts 3 is a fascinating Scripture to me and has really captivated my heart over the last little while. In this chapter you find Peter and John healing a man who had been crippled from birth, and then totally giving credit to Jesus for the healing. As a matter of fact, they renounced their own

Luke 23:34 TPT  While they were nailing Jesus to the cross, he prayed over and over, “Father, forgive them, for they don’t know what they’re doing.” The soldiers, after they crucified him, gambled over his clothing. Acts 7:54-60 TPT  When they heard these things, they were overtaken with violent rage filling their souls, and they

Some years ago, my heart was captivated with the joy of life “behind the veil.” Beholding His presence in the secret place has become my favorite pastime. My great passion in life, which constantly drives me, is to discover and experience all that I possibly can of my union with Christ during my time spent

The story about the man who was healed at the Gate Beautiful in Acts 3 is intriguing on multiple levels. Peter and John went to the temple every day (actually three times a day) to pray, and the man who was lame from birth was carried along by others every day and sat down at

Someone has said, “The gospel does not demand faith; it supplies faith.” Colossians 1:19-22 NASB  For it was the Father’s good pleasure for all the fullness to dwell in Him, [20] and through Him to reconcile all things to Himself, having made peace through the blood of His cross; through Him, I say, whether things