Praise God that Jesus’ healing is personal—that he delights in healing both your physical and emotional wounds. But did you ever think that the healing of Jesus extends to the nations? The cross is ground zero.  Read More

Heart breaks are real—as real as a heart attack. Part of the ministry of Jesus is to heal emotional wounds and heart breaks.  Read More

The promises of God are truth statements that help you accurately define reality. Most promises from God are not given to change current realities, but rather to identify them. God wants you to know that your body is not only important to him, he sent Jesus to redeem your body and to make it his holy dwelling.  Read More

Bad days are hard. A string of bad days can be overwhelming. Job faced a string of bad days—worse than you can imagine.  Read More

Jesus may ask you a rhetorical question, but he never asks a meaningless question. When Jesus entered the city of Jerusalem and came to the area of Bethesda, it was like walking into a first century medical clinic.  Read More

Sometimes it’s easier to receive physical healing than emotional healing, because it is easier to be honest with physical pain than with emotional pain  Read More

Most Christians are well aware that Jesus took up their sins when he was brutally executed on the cross. Most Christians, however, are not aware that he also took up their physical infirmities.  Read More

God wants to teach you to receive from him provision for your needs every day. The more you receive, the more mature you become. While parents teach their children to become independent, your loving Father teaches you to become increasingly dependent.  Read More

Every time you get sick, it is an invitation from God to receive from him your healing. God does not dabble in healing; it is his specialty.  Read More

When you are sick, it is an opportunity to look to Jesus for healing. No matter what the illness—physical, emotional, mental—Christ invites you to look to him as your source of healing.  Read More

When you pray for revival it is important to be fully convinced that God promises revival.  Read More

You can pray with absolute certainty for revival knowing that it is the promise of God, because the nature of the church necessitates it.   Read More

You can pray for revival with absolute certainty that God promises revival because revival is reflected in nature.   Read More

You will pray more effectively for revival, when you recognize that God promises revival.  Read More

Yes, revival is the promise of God, and church history proves it. Psalm 85 contains the perpetual heart cry of every God-hungry believer: Will you not revive us again?  Read More

Of course, God promises revival. There are literally dozens of Bible verses in which God promises revival. On the day of Pentecost Peter quotes one of many Bible promises in which God promised revival. He selected a promise of revival that was first given approximately seven hundred years prior to its fulfillment. See Joel 2:28-29.   Read More

This verse, Luke 11:13, has been the catalyst for more regional revivals throughout church history than perhaps any other text of scripture. And there is a simple reason for this; Luke 11:13 promises revival.  Read More

There are few things in life that bring more joy than receiving dramatic answers to specific prayers. Jesus said that God wants to increase your joy by increasing answers to prayer.   Read More

If you do not believe God promises revival, you are in trouble at the heart of your spiritual life. Receiving is one of the most foundational kingdom principles. Receiving was one of Jesus' favorite teaching-points. He went as far as to say, "everyone who asks receives."  Read More

You will never believe that God promises revival until you learn to receive. The difference between praying for revival and revival-praying, is receiving a portion now of that toward which you are praying.  Read More

You will never receive revival until you know for sure that God promises revival. When the apostle Paul prophesied to the church in Ephesus, he did so with the absolute certainty that revival is the promise of God.  Read More

When the Apostle Paul prophesied to the church in Ephesus, "Arise from the dead," he spoke with absolute certainty, because he knew that revival in the church is the promise of God.  Read More

Revival is a promise of God, because it is true to God's nature. Paul prophesied to the church in Ephesus, "Awake, O sleeper," because he knew that revival in the church is God's promise.  Read More

Revival is a promise of God, because it is true to God’s nature. When Jesus stood outside Lazarus’ tomb, he first identified himself as the resurrection and the life (John 11:25).  Read More