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Kingdom Mind Renewal Bootcamp

God’s word is words of transformation and transportation—transforming us from the inside out and transporting us from where we are in our flesh to where He wants us to be in spirit. And it is written in Romans 12:2 (NKJV) that we should not be conformed to this world, but transformed by the renewing of our minds, so that we can prove what is good, acceptable, and the perfect will of God. Our Father doesn’t want us to change to be like the people of this world, but He wants us to let Him change us from the inside, beginning with a new way of thinking. Putting on the thinking cap of God helps us to understand and accept what He wants from us, giving us the God-kind of wisdom to know what is good and pleasing to Him and what is perfect. When we were saved, our old version was taken off and replaced with the new 2.0 version of ourselves. And this 2.0 version should constantly be renewed in knowledge in the image of our Creator, as stated in Colossians 3:10 (NIV). So, when we are…

Dying To Self For Someone Else Campaign

Dying to ourselves means that we’re making a conscious decision to put God first, surrender to His will by turning our backs against our flesh, selflessly serve others expecting nothing in return, and ultimately, crucify our old sinful nature to become more like Christ. And this type of crucifixion requires us to pray without ceasing, fast against our comforts, sacrifice our time and resources, give to help others, humble ourselves before God, and praise and worship our Father, expecting to be transformed into holy beings that represent the image of Christ. This lifelong process of being a Jesus that the world can see requires us to make everything that I’ve mentioned a lifestyle, not just an occasional activity we engage in when we want God to answer our prayers. We’ve all fasted and prayed for ourselves, but with this Dying to Self for Someone Else Campaign, I want to challenge you to fast and pray for someone else. Something new, right? Ok, so please stay with me and hear me

Keep Your Head In The Clouds

The phrase ‘head in the clouds’ reminds us of the scripture in Colossians 3:2, where God tells us to set our minds on things above, not on earthly things. And we love how The Passion Translation (TPT) of that scripture commands us to fill our thoughts with heavenly realities, not the distractions of the natural realm. I suppose you could say that we view this phrase as a more optimistic approach to living life, as opposed to the somewhat negative connotation it has based on the world’s view of it. Many people believe that when you have your head in the clouds, you’re oblivious to what’s going on around you, you’re nothing but a daydreamer living in an unrealistic, fantasy world who’s completely out of touch with reality. And as God’s people, we know that the spiritual realm is more real than the physical realm because what we can see, touch, smell, taste, hear, and experience on earth is temporal, but heaven is eternal. In saying that, what’s already done in heaven is…

Life is Lifing...Let's Talk About It

The world has been heavy lately and quite challenging to face without feeling extremely exhausted and defeated. It seems as though Satan has taken an extra dose of his evil and demonic medication to make people’s lives look like a lost cause to the naked and untrained eye, and feel miserable to those who are emotionally unstable and vulnerable. Can anyone relate, or should I mind my own business and find something else to do? I believe that there’s at least one person who needs to hear this, so bear with me and allow me to enlighten you.

30-Day Gratitude Challenge

For the next 30 days, write down at least 3 things each day that you are grateful for. This exercise will help you become more mindful and appreciative of the things that you may take for granted by focusing on the small details of your daily life. As you become more aware of how good your life is and how blessed you are, you will hopefully have a change of heart and start praising God more for what you have, rather than complaining about what you don’t have. Your life is so much more beautiful when you see it with your spiritual eyes, and this 30-Day challenge can be the beginning of unveiling its beauty to you for the very first time.

Quiet Hour Of Power

…Speak, for your servant is listening.

Scriptures On Giving

It is important to know that giving is a privilege, not an obligatory responsibility. It is a voluntary act of good stewardship, love for others, and pure joy to be able to bless someone in need because the art of giving leads to a Heavenly lifestyle here on earth. Ultimately, allowing us as givers to bring Heaven to earth as mentioned in Matthew 6:10. Giving is a rewarding experience that nourishes our souls and enriches our lives, satisfying us from the inside out.

Generosity That Pays Attention

Monetary generosity is one of the most commonly recognized and used forms of giving, but what can you give if you don’t have money? There are many other ways to be generous that don’t have a price tag attached to them. So, if you can’t bless someone monetarily, that’s okay, because there are more meaningful ways to give.

The Covenant Covering Pt.1

What is a covenant? Biblically speaking, a covenant is a sacred, binding agreement or relational partnership that’s established and initiated by God with humanity. There are detailed obligations, promises, and blessings associated with this agreement that define an everlasting, loving, and loyal relationship between God and His people. Let’s dive deeper into this unbreakable and unchangeable covenant that we have with God.

The Covenant Covering Pt.2

Mosaic Covenant to New Covenant