God wants to activate your receptors today. There are promises of God with no wait time. Some promises of God require a long wait time, and some are intended to be received immediately.  Read More

Mark Twain said, “The difference between what you believe and what you almost believe is the difference between lightning and a lightning bug.”  Read More

Don’t ever use a promise from God as an excuse of passivity. Taking hold of God’s promise can at times be energy-intensive. Demanding. Challenging. Testing.   Read More

In case you never realized it before— you are an heir of the promise. This means that the Bible is full of inheritance God wants you to receive.  Read More

Every word God speaks is a promise. He obviously does not need to put his hand on the Bible and make an oath; he wrote the Bible. He doesn’t need to lift his right hand and say the words, “So help me God”; he is God.  Read More

While God allows you to go through seasons of affliction, he wants you to know with absolute certainty that the affliction is temporary and not permanent.  Read More

It is all too easy to think, I am facing afflictions, therefore, I must be out of God’s will; or maybe he turned his back on me.   Read More

Bible promises are like gemstones that are worth keeping in a safe place. There is no better place to store up the promises of God than by memorizing them word-perfect so that you can chew on them when you go to bed at night, get up in the morning, drive to and from work, and during your free time.  Read More

If you want to keep your way pure, God promises you a fool-proof method. How? By guarding it according to your word.  Read More

One of the greatest temptations you face is the temptation to believe you cannot resist temptation. That is a boldface lie.   Read More

If you feel a need for an upgrade in your prayer life, do I have good news for you! God promises you all prayer. Ephesians 6:18 uses the word all four times.  Read More

God has comfort for you today. Don’t cheat yourself by failing to receive.  Read More

You may normally hate to wait— bumper-to-bumper traffic, long lines at the grocery store, or a delayed flight. When we wait for God, however, we learn a significant kingdom principle. The more wait, the more weight.  Read More

God calls you into a two-way love relationship. God gives you Bible promises to express his love to you.  Read More

This year we have already learned several ways to identify Bible promises: Many promises are labeled as promises. Every name of God is a promise. Every virtue of God is a promise. Most Bible promises are not labeled, but simply include an I will statement from God.  Read More

Father God is a Promise-Maker and a Promise-Keeper. Of all the thousands of promises Father God made, there is only one promise that is called the promise of the Father. The promise of the Father is the baptism with the Holy Spirit.  Read More

God is saving tens of thousands of people daily through visions and dreams. The fact that in the last days God will give visions and dreams is a promise you can count on.  Read More

If you have children, there is nothing you want more than for them to love Jesus and be filled with his Holy Spirit. God promises to not only save your sons and daughters, but to fill them with his Holy Spirit.  Read More

God promises you the ability to prophesy, or to hear his voice. Just as you can claim the promise that God is pouring out his Holy Spirit on all flesh, you can claim the promise that when he does pour out his Spirit, you will prophesy.  Read More

Some Bible promises require you to wait to receive, but not this one. When the prophet Joel first gave this promise, people had to wait 800 years until it was fulfilled. Some Bible promises are like that. God’s people had to wait all that time, but you do not need to wait any longer.  Read More

When God calls you to radical obedience, he first gives you a radical promise. The call to rend your hearts and not your garments, is a radical call. It’s a call to tear your hard hearts right down the middle and hold nothing back in your relationship with him.   Read More

The call to return to God, is a promise that you will be accepted when you come. It’s good to know before you return that you will be received with open arms. That is a promise you can bank on.  Read More

It is good to know that the whole world is in God’s hand, but sometimes it’s more important to realize that you are held in Father’s hand.   Read More

Jesus wants you to know when he said, no one will snatch them out of my hand, he means it. This is a promise worth hanging onto.   Read More