When we believe, we believe from the heart. That word is kardia from the Greek, and it means the center.

The “words” that I speak is the word rhema. This is literally a word from the Word.

After salvation, in my mind, being baptized in the Holy Ghost is the next important thing.

The Logos needs to be sown before it can produce the desired result in our lives.

The Holy Spirit gave us this prayer through the Apostle Paul.

The Lord told us to be steadfast and unmovable.

Jesus called them. First, every one of us has a plan, a call.

I am so grateful for the grace of God; and in this context, it seems the grace being referred to is saving grace.

Paul told us how he finished the race the Lord gave him to run.

Finishing is what has to be on our mind.

The Apostle Paul said, “I have finished my course.”

The will of God is a powerful thing. If it is His will, then it will prevail, but if it is not His will, then it cannot stand.

I wonder how many people are saved, sanctified, and filled with the Holy Spirit, yet are running their course in vain.

The Amplified Classic says it this way, “For I know the thoughts and plans that I have for you, says the Lord, thoughts and plans for welfare and peace and not for evil, to give you hope in your final outcome.”