Biblical Teachings

Bread’s main ingredient is ground grain. In a sense, bread in its infancy is grain—and grain is what you feed sheep. So when Jesus, the Bread of Life, was laid in a manger (a feeding trough), it quietly carried a prophetic message from the very beginning. It also casts profound light on His later words to Peter: “Feed my sheep.”

I never thought much about why Jesus was born in a stable. For years, I just accepted it as part of the Christmas story—Mary and Joseph, no room at the inn, a humble birth in a barn. It seemed... unfortunate. Maybe even sad. Like God's plan didn’t include this and he worked with what handed out in this journey. But when I actually stopped and asked the Lord about it—really asked Him, not just wondered—everything shifted. Because here's what He showed me: nothing about Jesus'

When God's Miracle Happens Along the Way What if the miracle you're waiting for isn't meant to happen instantly—but on the journey? In Luke 17:11-19, Jesus encounters ten desperate men whose story reveals a profound truth about faith, obedience, and how healing often unfolds not at the starting line, but somewhere along the way.

Understanding God's Invitation in Psalm 23:5 "You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies." — Psalm 23:5 What if I told you that right now, at this very moment, there's a table set with your name on it? Not a table you have to earn your way to. Not a table where you're merely tolerated. But a table where you are wanted, seen, and celebrated. This is the stunning reality of Psalm 23:5. Let's explore what it means to truly take your seat.

The Gospel of Luke opens with a careful account of how God prepared the way for Jesus’ arrival. Luke, a physician and historian, investigated every detail so believers could have confidence in their faith.

When Samuel met Saul and told him he was going to be king, the first thing Saul did was tell him all the reasons he was unfit to be who God called Him to be. He labeled himself and his tribe as the least.  There’s a difference in humility and insecurity.  Humility is knowing you

Fear is to the enemy what Faith is to God. Fear is when belief agrees with the “what if” of the enemy I am sure you are familiar with the story of the Israelites coming out of slavery to the Egyptians. I have always looked at this portion of the Bible from the perspective of

Jessie Humphreys Sharp sent me the song, “Never lost” from YouTube with Ms Cici Wigan’s singing it this morning. We were talking about breakthrough for some that are in battles and giving a shout of faith for their “walls” to fall. I had heard this song before, but not this version. Do yourself a favor

The A, B, C’s of Judges 4:6 Assignment Be present  Conversation  Judges 4 A-assignment. Deborah sent for Barak- Deborah  knew she had heard from the Lord for her friend and took the path of seeing the assigned victory come to pass to in Barak’s life. She was invested in his future, his identity in the kingdom

Yesterday was Palm Sunday. It is the day in history that Jesus fulfilled the prophecy of the coming King who would ride into town on a donkey. They took their palm leaves and waved them shouting Hosanna. They believed he was in fact THE long awaited coming king and their expectation was that he would

Proverbs 26:2 As the bird by wandering, as the swallow by flying, so the curse causeless shall not come. The first two references in this scripture are talking about sure things that happen in nature. The comparison is made with a curse. Another way of saying the curse doesn’t come without a cause. Meaning, the

The ark was where the Spirit of the Lord was hovering, Joshua is telling them to 1)come out from your place (your ways, your thoughts, your intentions, your traditions, your experiences) and follow the Spirit

Last week, I was thinking how Easter is just about 30 Days away. It’s one of my favorite times of the year and I love to go through the time frame and events leading up to Holy week. I couldn’t help but think 30 Days sure changed a lot.

Abraham has this huge experience with the Lord. He is called up to the mountain to sacrifice his son. Abraham takes this faith filled journey up the mountain with Isaac, believing that if he offers up Isaac as the Lord has instructed, the Lord will raise Isaac from the dead. (Hebrews 11:19).

In today’s society of drive thru’s, microwave food and insta pots….we have learned how to do things faster and get what we want quicker. But what happens when we have to wait? What happens when we have to wait AND be in an uncomfortable place?

"And the Lord said, Behold, there is a place by me, and thou shalt stand upon a rock: And it shall come to pass, while my glory passeth by, that I will put thee in a clift of the rock, and will cover thee with my hand while I pass by:” ‭‭Exodus‬ ‭33:21-22‬ ‭KJV‬‬

God can not lie because the moment the words are breathed from His lips, it becomes truth. Can you imagine looking down from Heaven into pure darkness and the word of the Lord comes forth, “let there be light” and then the light switches on? That my friends is what a Word from the Lord does in our life. It shines the Light on, in and around our situations. His word changes dark to light.