Church of the First Born

Faith that hasn't been tested can't be trusted and faith that isn't being tested won't grow.

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Even when we feel like God can't/doesn't love us, we can have faith that He always has, does, and will.

Faith makes all the difference.

God isn't moved by our circumstances, He's moved by our faith.

The walk of faith is not for the faint of heart.

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You have to get rid of the old before you can be ready for the new.

Unto us, a Child is born. Unto us, a Son is given.

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Foundations: Grace

Foundations: Communion

Foundations: Divine Healing

Foundations: Tithes and Offering

You'll never be able to afford it until you start doing it.

Foundations: Baptism of the Holy Spirit

Is that really for me? Can I really have that?

There are no exclusions in "all" and "everyone."

Foundations: Faith

Trusting in something you cannot prove

Foundations: Prayer

Foundations: Baptism

When things go down, they're going to go down fast. Are you ready?

In order to be ready, you have to know what you're ready for and be waiting for it.

You'll never be fully ready until you're ready to let go of this world.

Is your faith evident? Is your faith contagious?

If it's real, it will be.

In order to know what God can do, you have to know what He's done.

Don't just remember what He's done, bring it to remembrance.

Unity is the key to reaching the world. Unity in our church and our home is important, but both of these depend on our unity with the Holy Spirit.

The tighter our union with Him, the tighter our union at home and in church will be. The tighter our union, the better our reach.

As darkness rises, the tempting, easy thing to do is nothing. The right thing to do is to better align with the Son so that we can better reflect His light.

As Christians, we are all seeking righteousness, but are we seeking the correct righteousness? Are we seeking our righteousness or His righteousness? Are we worried about how others see us or are we concerned with them seeing Jesus? Are we driven by recognition of our deeds or the evidence of Him working through us.

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While we have and know the promise that "all who call on the name of the Lord will be saved," the enemy likes to whisper things in our ear that can cause us to question our eternal security.

In order to walk in assurance of salvation and the "peace that passes all understanding" that comes with it, we need to abide in Him. Only when we abide in the "true vine" will our lives produce the fruits that show we have "been born of God."

The time and effort we spending abiding in His presence determines our supply of anointing. Maintaining a supply is better and easier than scrambling for it at the last minute.

No matter what is going on around us and what may be coming, we can face it without fear if we maintain an intimate relationship with God. As long as we are walking with Him, we can be ready for all things. Things the world may throw our way and, most of all, His return.

It's easy to identify with what the world says and what appears in the natural. The harder thing is to identify who God says we are.

We need to have the 'audacity' to lay claim to what God says about and promises to us.

The quicker we surrender and allow ourselves to reach a place of brokenness, the shorter the wrestling match will be.

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Sanctification, while it may be intimidating, is crucial. Sanctification is God's process of preparing us for what He's prepared for us. The things prepared for us both now and forever.

Is it possible to be both completely saved while still being saved at the same time? 

While justification was complete the moment we accepted Christ as our Savior, sanctification is the process of us walking out our salvation as we remain in the world but not of the world.

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