Truth is meant to be clear, simple and easy to comprehend. I have been reading Romans 10:9. This verse lays out the very foundation of what we believe. The amazing thing to me is that this scripture, which is spoken everyday around the world, still has such...
In the Southern Island of Cebu, Philippines, we had conducted a mass miracle meeting in the center of the city with marvelous results, while enduring sweltering heat. The people saw that God would answer prayer. Late into the evening we finally arrived back at our hotel,...
During one of our festivals in Africa, a woman with a little girl approached the platform. She was looking at me and crying, so I asked her why she was crying. She replied, “Today, during your prayer, my daughter was healed. My baby was deaf...
One day after many days of hard work, my husband and I decided to take a day off. In the evening before going to sleep, we agreed to go to the beach early in the morning, just to forget about work and spend some time...
I was once a guest preacher in a church in the United States with a foreign-born pastor. I noticed that amazing growth had taken place in this pastor’s church—over five thousand people had joined the congregation in two years. This was very uncommon. I asked...
There are times when prayer is sweet communion with the Father and Jesus. There are other times when we must bind and loose things on this earth. God is expecting us to address the mountain, not address Him about the mountain. We were facing a closure...
Are you ready for greater mental clarity? Let’s look at 4 powerful exercises to increase self-awareness and eliminate mental chatter! STEP #1: Order Your World! In her bestselling book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, Marie Kondo offers insight into releasing ourselves from the clutter that produces...
How do we cultivate forgiveness? Renee Napier certainly knows how. Her daughter, Meagan, was a drunken-driver accident victim. Eric Smallridge was intoxicated when the vehicle he was driving struck another, instantly killing Meagan and her friend Lisa, both 20 years old. Renee knows the incomprehensible grief...