From Your Head to Your Heart
When the priest put down his trumpet, he had to change his garment so as not to soil it. He then had to put on a different set of clothes and immediately clean away all the ashes on the altar and carry them outside of the camp (Lev. 6:8–12). Then, once outside the camp, he had to throw them onto…
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I had a profound experience many years ago that shed light on the crux of my issues. I had been saved for about fifteen years at the time, and I was already at Christ Tabernacle, the church my husband and I pastor. Christ Tabernacle is the first church to be birthed out of the Brooklyn Tabernacle, which is the church…
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If you ever look back to try to figure out why you are the way you are, I’m sure you’ll identify specific moments that were accompanied by specific words that shaped your thinking. Those words may even seem to have taken on a life of their own. Words, whether positive or negative, can affect the course of our lives. The Bible…
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Why do you think the Bible puts everybody’s “stuff” out there? The good, the bad, and the ugly is exposed and then recycled or repurposed because the anointing to minister is really in yesterday’s sweat and struggle. And let me just say this: the blessing is not only in the pain we have endured, but it’s also in the pain…
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In Matthew 22:36–40 a Pharisee, an expert in the law, asked Jesus, “Which is the greatest commandment in the Law?” Jesus answered, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind” (mev, emphasis added). Notice that Jesus made a distinction between the heart, soul, and mind; clearly these…
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Parents, don’t wait until your children spin out of control to go to war. Start praying when they are little. Hannah dressed little Samuel in a linen ephod when he was a child. That means she dressed him as a priest long before he ever did anything priestly. [Tweet “Dress your children in words of affirmation and destiny when they…
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