Every child of God has the Holy Spirit living in them. Be a person who listens and walks with the Holy Spirit, and obeys the Holy Spirit. Surrender to God and say “yes” to the things He is asking you to do.

Sometimes we forget just how much God loves us. God loves us so much He gave His only Son to die for all of our sin and sins, past, present and future. Do you experience God loving you? Listen closely to this message.

Yes, it is possible for God’s children to doubt in the matter of their salvation, but also in the matters of daily living. This is the reason many Christians feel defeated in the Christian life. They simply doubt God. Let’s learn from doubting Thomas in the Gospel of John.  

A Christian is a person who has been saved and therefore has the Holy Spirit living inside of him. One of the fruits of the Holy Spirit is joy. Mr. joy lives inside of us. You might ask, “Then why am I not experiencing His joy in me?”  

In many ways you will find that what you say to others sets the direction for your life and future. Let God’s Word and the indwelling Holy Spirit so transform your mind that it affects your speech my friend. Graceful speech is not manipulative speech it is surrendered speech to the Holy Spirit.

Here’s wisdom my friend, like a child, simply trust your Father in heaven, the one who created you to begin with and the One who lives inside of you and the One who has your eternal home in heaven prepared for you.

The moment you choose lovingly in your heart to say, “no” to me, and “yes” to the indwelling Holy Spirit, the very reason you were born will begin to happen!

Many of God’s dear children are privately wondering if they will go to heaven when they die. This has been a long-time issue even before we were born. Listen closely.

Every believer has a personal story(testimony). Are you telling your story?

Have you experienced the wooing of the Holy Spirit? A gentle nudging to surrender completely to God. Listen to this story of Nicodemus who found himself being drawn to Jesus, though he was a man who had need of nothing.