Glory is the name used to describe the sum total of God’s attributes. Glory is also the name used to describe God’s manifesting presence. King of glory indicates that Christ has the authority over the sum total of his attributes and over his manifest presence.  Read More

My mentor, Armin Gesswein, told the story about his mentor, Uncle Am, who would go to his barn to spend time alone with God with nothing more than his Bible.  Read More

If you are becoming a seeker I have good news— you are not alone. God is raising up a whole generation of seekers. You and I are living in a day of a mighty prayer movement. Genuine seekers are not seeking stuff from God, they are face-seekers— people who want to seek God’s manifest presence.  Read More

During an extended fast we are often attacked by our adversary, satan, and his demons. They are trying to contest the spiritual and physical ground that is rapidly being taken back in our lives through fasting.  Read More

As you develop an eye for the Bible promises of God, here is a secret: look for the word receive. Most of the promises of God expect you to receive, and many of the promises of God explicitly exhort you to receive.  Read More

The Bible is filled with literally thousands of promises for those who trust in God. I love to pray promises from Scripture because I know they are the prayers that God will answer.  Read More

Seekers aren’t sinless but they do sin less. The process of climbing the hill of God is a cleansing process. Psalm 24:4 gives four distinct parts of the cleansing process.   Read More

Waiting on the promises of God is a very difficult thing to do. One of the reasons is because of our own expectations about God keeping His promises, and there are two aspects of our expectations that make it difficult.  Read More

God’s call to ascend the hill of the Lord, is a call for the saints to step into the manifest presence of Christ. The omnipresence of God is on every hill, but the hill of the Lord is inviting you to step into his manifest presence.  Read More

Perhaps the book of the Bible that is most devoted to this subject of waiting on God’s promises with faith is Hebrews. Hebrews was written to a community of Christians who were experiencing a period of persecution, and in this time of trial they were being tested to prove their true faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.  Read More

In these days everything that can be shaken is being shaken, and it is easy to lose heart and become anxious. God’s rightful ownership over the earth is one of the most comforting, encouraging, and empowering promises. When you go to sleep at night you don’t need to worry whether or not the world will still be in God’s hands when you wake up in the morning.  Read More

In the first chapter of Acts we are told that the risen Lord Jesus Christ spoke to His disciples and “commanded them not to leave Jerusalem, but to wait for what the Father had promised, ‘Which,” He said, “you heard of from Me’” (Acts 1:4).  Read More

Christ calls you to be a person of one thing. David had a heart for one thing— the manifest presence of Christ. He was not simply a God-seeker, he was a one-thing-from-God seeker. David was a seeker of the Presence, and he expressed his seeking in three ways. To dwell in the house of prayer all his days. To gaze on the beauty of the Lord. To inquiry, or to seek, him. The same God who gave David a one-thing seeking heart, wants to give you a one-thing seeking heart today.  Read More

I love this verse so much! Proclaiming his love in the morning is the best way to start my day. Jesus loves me! He accepts me! He calls me his daughter! He knows me completely. He knows my needs and my desires.  Read More

Many promises of God are tucked alongside commands of God. The command to draw near to God might seem futile if it sat all by itself. What good is it going to do to draw near to him, you may think.  Read More

For a long time, I thought and believed that the Lord could heal our bodies through distinct remedies as well as through supernatural healing, but I wanted to find at least one verse that confirmed my conviction and I thank the Lord for leading me to find Jeremiah 33:6.  Read More

In the kingdom the seekers are the receivers. When Christ invites you to seek him, he is not primarily giving you permission to seek him for stuff— he is inviting you to seek him for him.  Read More

One of the blessings we have when praying is being able to declare or confess the promises that God has given us in His Word, having the certainty that He likes to honor them.  Read More

Receiving is the key to the kingdom. There are many great receive-promises in the Bible, but none greater than this one. Jesus promises you life-transforming power in the Holy Spirit, and he wants to give you life-transforming power in the Holy Spirit.  Read More

Anyone who has genuinely encountered the manifest presence of Christ is instantly ruined. You never again want to settle for simply God’s omnipresence.  Read More

When Jesus breathed on his disciples we aren’t told what kind of breath it was. A small puff like blowing out a candle? A mouth-wide-open exhale like performing CPR? A lip-puckered, extended blow like inflating a balloon?  Read More

The late Dr. Everett R. Storms of Ontario spent his life searching, reading, counting and recording the promises of God in Scripture.  Read More

Children can be just as filled with the Holy Spirit as you can. On the day of Pentecost the promise of the Holy Spirit was given to those who were present, to their children, and for all who are far off. This includes you, your children, and their children.  Read More

We have all come to love praying in the 7 rooms of the Lord’s house of prayer. Every room is full of life. Every room is significant and special. It is how Jesus taught His disciples to pray. It is how He continues to teach us to pray today. We can literally claim a promise in every room.  Read More