I am remembering a sermon the Lord gave me: "A Place Called THERE." It was from a time in the prophet Elijah's life and ministry (1 Kings 17).

When we look at one of the aspects of our Father, He is a Creator. God our Father created mankind, and He also created us individually for the good works we are responsible for.

Having a clear conscience is very important. In Acts 24:16, the Apostle Paul said it this way, “And herein do I exercise myself, to have always a conscience void of offence toward God, and toward men.”

We are going to look at one phrase, “I appeal to Caesar.” What is Paul doing? Why would he do that?

Having a revelation of what my salvation is and all that it includes would be the first one on my list.

A covenant is a binding agreement between two parties. Covenant was God’s idea. He promised to remember His covenant to a thousand generations.

The way God designed the Body of Christ to function at its optimum capacity is that every part gives its supply.

God is love (1 John 4:16), so it makes perfect sense for those who are born of God to have that same love in their hearts as well. Romans 5:5 says, “The love of God is shed abroad in our hearts by the Holy Ghost.”

We are told by Jesus what the two greatest commandments are in Matthew 22:37-40. We are to love the Lord with all our heart, soul, and mind, and we are to love our neighbor like we would love ourselves.

The verse right before this one tells us not to put our light under a bushel.

The Lord began this good work in you when you were in your mother’s womb before you did anything right or wrong.

That’s even true naturally. Because our children are around us so much, they pick up our habits, mannerisms, expressions, and so on.

Predestination is a subject that is often misunderstood, or Christians have misinterpreted.

Everyone needs to know what God has called them to do. So many times, we think this is just for those called to the ministry, but that is not true.

Decisions must be made concerning your life. It begins early and lasts until you take your last breath.

What is very interesting is this woman, who was not a part of the covenant, knew something and believed something so much that it caused her to act in an extraordinary way.

God had a plan for Abraham. He was sending him to a specific land, a place God wanted to raise up a people that would serve Him and that He would take care of their needs.

These two scriptures reflect two different times in the life of Moses. It is the same problem in that the people are complaining because there is no water to drink for them or their livestock.

One of the biggest keys of this scripture is that Jesus gave this man different things to do; and because the man did them, he received.

We are first given a glance as to what happened between Mary and Jesus after He was raised from the dead, starting in Verse 11 when she had an encounter with two angels.