But let us keep in mind Philippians 2:13: "It is God who is at work in you, both to will and to work for His good pleasure." When your will is combined with God's will, He gives you the power to do what your will is telling you you ought to do. You are not fighting this battle alone. You have tremendous power available to you in Christ.

This is not a time for secret-agent Christians or covert Jesus operatives. We need kingdom men who will step up and change the world.

Learning to walk or live in the power of the Holy Spirit is the key to victory over sin and temptation. Paul

In God's kingdom, we receive life by giving it away.

Doctrine forms disciples when it helps the church to act out its new life in Christ.

Doctrine is less theoretical than it is theatrical, a matter of doing—speaking and showing—what we have heard and understood.

How can we have revival when we value a book the early Church didn't have over the Holy Spirit they did have?

Without miracles, the Kingdom of God is reduced to words, concepts and good works. Perceived through this paradigm, the Lions, Rotary and Moose clubs would be the ones contending for first place. While words, concepts and works are important, it is imperative that we demonstrate the power of our great King.

he who believes in Me, the works that I do, he will do also; and greater works than these he will do; because I go to the Father" (John 14:12).

We can't grow our faith on the deck of a ship. We can watch other water walkers, hear their stories and read their books, but ultimately, the only way we are going to grow our water-walking faith is to get out of the dang boat!

Theology isn't really theology for us until we live it.

God deploys his daughters--all of us--to be ezer-warriors for his kingdom all the days of our lives.