When I choose to live my life with thanks to God, I make a choice for Life, which liberates me from the Tree of Knowledge.

Prayer and sovereignty are uniquely entwined while appearing to be seemingly contradictory. So if God is sovereign, what is the purpose of prayer?

God’s Sovereignty is one of those subjects everyone has had trouble with. Only a spiritual man can truly receive this with thanks and a concerted effort.

The paradox is that there are two contradictory realities, God's sovereignty and man's free-will. And while it's a seeming contradiction, Jesus is still Lord.

Despots may scheme and finagle but it's God Himself who places them in leadership. No man can steal what only God Himself endows.

If we define our reality by our current circumstances, we are set up to be offended. Faith trusts that God is good, regardless of my circumstances.

The parable of the unjust judge speaks more about our approach of the Heavenly Father and how we accuse Him. It's believing God is an unjust judge.

Why does our God make our living reality something unseen rather than seen? And why is faith required to please God and nothing else?

We live in the Reality of our unseen realm. We're called to suspend our earthly reason and logic to believe in something fantastical.

Mankind tends to focus on what's happening, and I am guilty of the same, but there's something higher than what's happening—God's purposes.

Faith in prayer is standing for heaven to manifest itself on earth, based on what we see IN heaven.

How far will our God go to make Himself known and to love us? I can never underestimate the lengths to which God will go in assisting me to know Him. His reach and pursuit is often shocking.