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Measuring the Depth of Your Dedication

Measuring the Depth of Your Dedication.
True greatness in ministry is not measured by the size of your congregation but by the depth of your dedication to God, the unity of your family, and how boldly you walk in the fruit of the Spirit. Criticism of others with no foundation of godly character holds no weight. Preaching alone is not enough; it must be backed by a life fully aligned with Christ. Always remember, dedication is not measured by the size of your church but by how much you honor God by living out His Word with unwavering faith, integrity, and purpose.
If you are a small pastor, a new church leader, or someone seeking guidance, now is the time to examine your walk with Christ. Reach out and seek wisdom from those who have walked this path through the grace of God for decades. Be bold in your faith, steadfast in your calling, and unwavering in your commitment to the name of Jesus. Begin today and embody the destiny God has for you.
If you have wealth, your greatness is not in the sum of your money but how much you financed those in ministry. History was changed by the donors who saw men and women of God who were godly and supported them with their wealth.
If you are a man or a woman, your greatness is not in your gender but how much you fulfilled God's calling in the gender that He gave you. Did you relate to others by giving honor to whom honor was due? Did you family match the biblical model and succeed in producing godly children.
If you are a leader, as Elijah was in 1 Kings 19, were you bold or were you afraid of the attacks against your message to the king?
God is always looking for those whose dedication matches His eternal model.
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People of Faith Are Dangerous

The power of faith and God's grace is extraordinary, but it comes with a firm call to accountability. Bad behavior, especially among those who profess to walk in faith, undermines the very essence of God’s purpose for us. This is not a small matter. Scripture tells us, "For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord" (Romans 6:23). The consequences of sin and hypocrisy lead not just to spiritual decay but also to a fractured example for others, pushing them away from salvation.
On the flip side, the "faith of God" operating within believers brings about radical transformation and victory over sin. This is the faith that Jesus spoke of, the faith that makes "all things possible" (Mark 9:23). Faith is not stagnant. It grows as we face challenges, refining us into vessels that reflect God's glory. It is the God-kind of faith, capable of moving not just mountains but also transforming lives, breaking bondage, and securing victory over the enemy.
Deuteronomy 5:33 NKJV. Proverbs 22:29 ESV. Zechariah 4:6. Matthew 28:19 NLT. Mark 11:22 NLT. Luke 12:48 NKJV. Acts 17:28 NLT. Romans 9:30-33. 1 Corinthians 6:17. Philippians 3:12-14. Hebrews 11:1; 12:1-2 KJV

The Joy of Conquering Your Trials

The Joy of Conquering Your Trials
Trials are not something to fear as children of God. Instead, they are opportunities to demonstrate the power of His Word in our lives. Jesus said, "In the world, you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world" (John 16:33).
Just as Jesus demonstrated dominion over sickness, sin, and even death during His earthly ministry, we are born-again conquerors who stand firm in the face of adversity. This victory doesn't always manifest in the immediate removal of challenges but rather in the way that we stand strong through them. Financial struggles, relational conflicts, or physical sickness may persist, but our unwavering faith and reliance on His Word demonstrate our spiritual dominion from God. "Greater is He that is in you than he that is in the world" (1 John 4:4).
Trials are temporary, but rewards are eternal. By living according to the efficacy of God’s Word, you demonstrate the power of eternal life right now. With Holy Spirit as your Guide you, align your actions with heaven and stand firm in the promise of victory.
What challenge are you facing today? Will you stand? God’s Word endures forever. It is your assurance that you can live boldly and victoriously in Christ. If you have experienced the joy of conquering trials, share this message with someone who needs encouragement today to look for the joy.
#FaithOverFear #VictoryInChrist #StandFirm #GodsWord #Overcomer #ChristianEncouragement

Stop Playing Small When God Has Given You the Kingdom

Stop Playing Small When God Has Given You the Kingdom
Are you content with a life of mediocrity, conforming to the world’s distractions, or are you ready to step into the calling God has placed on your life?
It’s time to rise above the noise, stop playing small, and commit to becoming the person God created you to be. You are not called to stay in the shallows but to step into the deep waters of divine purpose and devotion.
God is calling you to be the one who shifts environments, uplifts nations, and shakes the heavens with unwavering faith.
Will you answer the call?
Your future in God’s Kingdom depends on the seeds you plant today in prayer, devotion, and action. Don't wait for someone else to lead the charge. Be the one who brings revival.
It starts now. Seek Him. Commit. And watch what He will do through you.
John 14:2. Romans 4:13. Daniel 7:27. 1 Corinthians 6:3. Mark 11:17. 1 Kings 19.
#FaithWithoutLimits #AnswerTheCall #BeTheRevival #ShiftTheAtmosphere
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Our No-Nonsense and Loving God

Our No-Nonsense and Loving God.
God sent His Son Jesus out of His love for the world, but God is the kind of Father everyone in the world needs—a no-nonsense Father who loves us. He brought you into the world, but He has no intention of allowing you to determine its future. His sovereign plans override our desires and emotions. Get in alignment with His holiness, or you will be separated from Him in eternity. Eternal living begins now, and so does alignment.
Holiness has directives, requirements, and limitations defined by the Bible. That’s why I am working on a Consecration Bible because some people need to be reminded that you can be saved but live underneath the standard of your birthright. God wants us to express our love in obedience. Jesus said, “If you love me, keep my commandments” (John 14:15 KJV). The basis for a strong marriage is straight talk about love and practical standards, not emotional manipulation and rebellion. That model for healthy relationships comes from heaven.
Consecration is the foundation for faith that can withstand storms. Studying the Scriptures to resist false doctrines,, disciplined devotion, such as prayer and fasting, and readiness to repent give God the right signals that you truly love Him and want to grow up spiritually in Him. That is someone He loves to see in action and looks forward to welcoming to Eternity.
Recorded at The Father's House in Peachtree Corners, GA, pastored by FOIC Bishop Garland Hunt and FOIC Pastor Eileen Hunt.
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The Invisible Became Their Priority

The Invisible Became Their Priority. “The Lord had said to Abram, ‘Leave your native country, your relatives, and your father’s family, and go to the land that I will show you’” (Genesis 12:1 NLT). Abram’s faith was rooted in trust. It wasn’t based on what he could see or measure. It came from hearing God's voice and acting upon it. He cultivated it and became the father of faith (Romans 4:11).
Moses obeyed God and told the people of Israel, “I Am has sent me to you” (Exodus 3:14). Now how would a knucklehead and rebellious people know what “I Am” is? Because when you say what God says, it gets God’s results. They don't have to mentally know it. They're going to follow Moses because he had an encounter with God.
Living out your faith means making God’s invisible world your priority. You don’t resist. You align your life with God’s Spirit and follow His lead, rather than being limited to only what you can see, feel, or achieve in the natural realm (John 3:6).
Jesus said in Matthew 6:10 (KJV), “Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven.” When you walk in alignment with God’s invisible will, the earth reflects heaven’s purposes through you. Are you walking in the invisible, or do you need to be on the repentance pathway? God so loved the world that He gave His Son (John 3:16), but you will go to hell if you reject the conditions of His love.
Genesis 1:26; 12:1. Exodus 3:14. Psalm 19:13; 139:7. Matthew 6:10; 22:32. John 3:6; 3:16; 14; 16:24. Romans 4:11. Galatians 5:16. Hebrews 13:8.
#AlignWithGod #InvisibleKingdom #EternalLife #GodFirst  #FaithJourney #LoveStandards
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Reject the Counterfeit and Cultivate the Invisible

Reject the Counterfeit and Cultivate the Invisible.
Christianity is defined by living beyond what we see, touching the intangible, and walking by faith rather than sight. Throughout Scripture, God has shown the immensity of His presence in ways that defy the natural realm—from the burning bush speaking to Moses to the still, small voice that moves hearts today. These moments are a call to anchor ourselves in the reality of the invisible, where God’s Spirit operates beyond the limitations of the visible world.
Exodus 3 reminds us of this profound truth. When Moses questioned what he should tell the Israelites, God answered with unshakable authority, “I Am that I Am.” The same "I Am" who spoke is moving now, calling us to elevate our faith above the distractions of the physical world. The miracles, signs, and wonders seen throughout the Bible were never about tangible power but rather the manifestation of God through faith in the invisible realm.
This is our challenge today—to reject counterfeit Christianity that rests solely on earthly desires and visible outcomes and instead seek God above all else. Our prayers, our worship, and our actions should prioritize the eternal over the fleeting. By cultivating a deeper relationship with God in the invisible, we align ourselves with His will, enabling Him to work through us to transform the visible world.
Are you willing to take this step of faith?
God is calling you to walk in the boldness of trusting Him beyond what you can see. It’s time to surrender any false reliance on the tangible and fully embrace the Spirit-led life. Pray for His guidance, seek His presence, and ask for His help to live by faith, not by sight.
Take the next step. Commit today to faith in the unseen. Through prayer, Scripture, and a heart open to the Spirit's leading, strengthen your walk with Christ. Ask yourself this daily question, “Am I looking at the visible or trusting in the invisible?” Recenter your priorities in Him, and watch your faith bring His power into your life in ways beyond measure. The time is now. Answer the call.
Exodus 3:13-14. John 4:24. 1 Corinthians 14:15. 2 Corinthians 4:18; 5:7. 1 Thessalonians 5:24.
#FaithNotSight #WalkByFaith #LiveByFaith #InvisibleReality #CounterfeitChristianity
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Abortion Is Not an Option When Living in Holiness and Truth

Abortion Is Not an Option When Living in Holiness and Truth.
God’s holiness and judgment are explained in Leviticus 10, emphasizing the consequences of disobedience to Nadab and Abihu in their death by divine fire. God expects us to submit to His authority in holy living and righteous behavior. We cannot be ruled by emotions or social pressure or loud, deceptive agitators, but we must follow God’s commands. Abortion is an unholy deviation from God’s principle of the sanctity of life, particularly in the Black community, where eugenicists have promoted deceptions to destroy that race for more than a century. Biblical references, such as Jeremiah 1:5 and Isaiah 30, emphasize God’s sovereignty over life as we return to Him to find rest. Align your choices with divine principles. Holiness is a deliberate and conscious decision, grounded in faith and built on God’s standards.
Leviticus 10:1-3; 10:6. Jeremiah 1:5. Isaiah 30:15; 35:8. 1 Peter 1:15.
#HolyLiving #GodsAuthority #HolinessMatters #BibleStandards #SanctityOfLife #ObeyGod #HolyGod #ReturningAndRest #AbortionDeception #RightBehavior