Infinite Supply

Moment by moment, hour by hour, we are being changed. This transfiguration is subtle, but powerful.

Our focus will not be on what Self loses, but on what Christ gains, for our loss is His gain.

When we pray “in this manner” we are transported and elevated beyond flesh-and-blood, beyond the natural, beyond the earthly, beyond the seen-and-felt universe in which we live.

If it is the Kingdom you seek, the Kingdom you will find, but you must be changed in order to enter it.

It does not matter if we face Goliath, or a bad habit, or a difficult circumstance, or even the devil himself. Sooner or later, the Cross will shine forth in victory – as long as we embrace it until the very end!

The Ultimate Purpose can be summed up into a single thought, a central idea, that you find weaving its way throughout the Bible and throughout human history.

What awesome power and Life one receives, to drink that Cup that looked so impossible before, and to go forth bearing the Cross in the strength and power of God…

Prayer ought to bring us up into the heavenlies, not bring us down deeper into the earth. It ought to focus our vision on the Father, not on man, or the problems of man.

God will continue to reveal His Son in the ages to come, bringing us into depths and dimensions of Christ that we cannot fathom.

The fire has no power over them because the fire has no power over Him, and there He is in the midst. They do not seek the fiery furnace, but neither do they shrink from it when it comes.

Maturity in Jesus is what ministry is supposed to lead to. Christ is at the heart of everything; He is at the center of all activity; we begin with Him and we end with Him.

Those who embrace the Cross have inherited the victory of Christ over all the works of the devil.