'Chosen by the King'

  Definition of Courage in the Bible In the Bible, courage is defined as steadfast trust in God that empowers a person to act faithfully despite fear, danger, or uncertainty, grounded in God’s presence and promises  My children, I say to you today that in the days ahead you must be strong and courageous, for many things will try to overtake you and pull you into fear, but I have told you over and over again not to fear, for fear is the opposite of faith. Fear is faith that things will go wrong or be bad. Fear is what opens you up to sickness, disease, and poverty. For didn't I tell Job that the thing that he greatly feared would come upon him?  Therefore, FEAR NOTHING, for I am with you and I will never leave you or forsake you, My precious children.  2 Chronicles 32:7 7 “Be strong and courageous; do not be afraid nor dismayed before the king of Assyria, nor before all the multitude that is with him; for there are more with us than with him. You are the apple of My...

  My children, this is the time, and this is the hour that I am raising you up to be My truth-tellers. For you, My children, are the generation who will go forth singing My praises. Yes, you, My children, are the ones who will go into the land that I have promised, says the Lord. Just as in the days when there was no other way forward for the Israelites but to let the older generation who murmured and complained and refused to see Me as the way, the Truth, and the life, a generation is going home not because I do not love them, but because I cannot let them hold you or the plans that I have for the new world back any longer. My people will be born again again, and they will go forth as a new generation and as a revived people who will no longer be silent about My goodness, sacrifice, and LOVE for them. Great deception in and out of the church through wicked politicians and men and women of compromise has been sown into your world for far too long, and now, My children is the time f...

  Acts 3:6 NKJV Then Peter said, “Silver and gold I do not have, but what I do have I give you: In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk.” We recognize this scripture probably because it is so often used by preachers but while I sat with the Lord recently, He brought the words 'such as I have give I thee' to my attention. But such as I have give I thee. We cannot really give someone something that we do not have can we, but I believe the Lord was speaking to me about something completely different here. He was speaking to me about what we have inside. Peter did not have something outward. In fact, he didn't have what the man actually was asking for which was silver or gold for his cup. Peter knew however that what the man wanted and what the man needed were actually two very different things. I believe that this is what God is wanting to tell His Remnant Church even now. How Did We Get in this Mess? This is the question, isn't it? How did we get here in...