The Lord spoke words of grace to the woman at the well in John 4:7-29. The Lord first drew her to Himself and offered her living water – the provision of grace that gave her eternal life: “But whosoever drinketh of the water that I shall give him shall never...

In a great orchestra, every member must look at the conductor. From the conductor, each instrument receives key instructions, and under his guidance, there is a sensitivity for the mood of each song. No musician would look at his audience, but at the director. This is exactly what Jesus Christ...

In Luke 8, the disciples were on a boat, while a terrible storm raged. Jesus slept as water began to fill up the boat. Peter cried out in fear, “Master, we are going to perish!” Peter’s lack of faith exposed him in the midst of the storm. He panicked. God...

Picture Jesus Christ the Nazarene as He comes upon the mountain of Jerusalem. “And when as He approached He saw the city, He wept (audibly) over it” (Luke 19:41). He said, “Oh, if Jerusalem only knew the peace that belonged to her”. Luke 19:42 says, “Exclaiming, Would that you had...

The mind of Christ revealed in the Word of God is the basis for unity in the church. As each member thinks with Christ, all members will have the same content in their minds. Through the Word and participation with the Holy Spirit, they will attain unto like-mindedness. This request...

Everyday is another chance for us to know God in watching His character flow through humanity. “Wherefore henceforth know we know no man after the flesh; yea, though we have known Christ after the flesh, yet now henceforth know we him no more” (II Corinthians 5:16). We must base our...

Many believers are well acquainted with the principle of biblical edification. When we think of edification, we begin to ponder on those things that build up our souls, thoughts that impart positive incentive for the maturation of the saints. There is also contained in the Scriptures, along with the command...

When we look at the universe through either the telescope or the microscope, we see the beautiful and orderly flow of God’s design. Certain specific laws govern and guide the spiritual dynamics and soul of the believer. Nothing happens in our lives by chance; all is part of God’s will...

The anointing with oil is a divine prescription for unity in the body of Christ. In Exodus 29 and 30, the oil was so unique and so very special in its ingredients that it healed as it spread over Aaron’s robe. When we study this principle, we learn that there...

Since the inception of the church, Christians have struggled with the dilemma of representing the infinite God to mankind. The process of theantric action is the only provision whereby Christians are able to manifest the true nature of God in their mortal bodies within the Body of Christ and to...