What is the difference between an Absolute Conviction and a Personal Conviction? Find out in this video as we talk about the powerful role that personal convictions play in our lives. Read More about Personal Convictions at:
The first step in becoming a man or woman who will not bow like Daniel is bending your knees in prayer.
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Today, God is looking for people who are willing to follow Daniel’s example and stay home from the party of sin that the world is throwing.
Over the past few weeks, the Holy Spirit has placed a message in my heart about the need for believers to be people of conviction. What does this mean? How can we become people who know what we believe and are willing to stand for our beliefs at any cost? Watch this video to find out. To Read More About Convictions and Doing Whatever It Takes to Follow Jesus:
“Well I won't back down, no I won't back down You could stand me up at the gates of hell But I won't back down Gonna stand my ground, won't be turned around And I'll keep this world from draggin' me down Gonna stand my ground and I won't back down” I have to admit; I love an old song. This one by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers is a classic. Like an anthem, it rings out, challenging us to stand our ground. Whatever it takes—-we aren’t going to back down. If I were making a movie featuring the plot line of Daniel 3, I’d have this song playing in the background as Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego walked with determined faces onto the screen. Staring off into the horizon, with dete
“One thing I’ve learned over my lifetime is that there’s never a need to lie.” How did these words from a garage door salesman change my life? Watch this video to find out. To Read More About Living with Integrity and Doing Whatever It Takes to Follow Jesus:
Imagine you were invited to eat at a dinner featuring all of the best foods in the world. The choicest cuts of meat, the freshest vegetables, the most decadent sauces, the tastiest recipes. And can you even imagine the desserts? Then imagine that this food was available to you every day….three meals a day. Even better…it was free. Every morsel, every bite tastier than the next, and it’s all at your disposal. Best of all, you never had to cook a meal, wash a dish, or answer, “What’s for dinner?” ever again. Who wouldn’t be tempted to jump at this offer? When you read Daniel 1, we see that this was exactly the opportunity placed in front of Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Aza
