With the beginning of fall, 2013 is beginning its wind-down. Many of us had hopes and dreams for the year that haven’t come to pass yet. Maybe we received a word from God that hasn’t manifested yet and we’re tempted to give up and give in. Maybe it’s a New Year’s Resolution that we forgot about in February. Or maybe it’s something heartbreaking like the loss of someone special. Whatever it may be, Gospel artist Conrad Miller has a word for you: Keep Pressing. Continue reading
Gospel Artist Conrad Miller Encourages Believers To Hold On And “Keep Pressing”
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Matthew 6:25, 33
By Apostle Veryl Howard
Having a heart that forgives is not as easy as it seems. This is not a heart that holds offense, but one that readily releases someone for hurting you. 
Let us be moved with compassion to turn towards the Lord of Lords realizing that His desire is not to hold our faults, mistakes, downfalls, and sins over our heads. He is the Lord who forgives all who will repent. He is the Lord that loves us unconditionally, regardless of our past, our mistakes, our hang-ups, and our mess-ups. 
As I was listening to a song by Forever Jones, “He Wants It All”, I was reminded of a conversation I had with someone. I was asked to do something and I avoided the assignment siting many reasons for my resistance. In the end, I indicated I would think about it and how to go about doing what was asked of me. 
Life can be a rat race. Job, family, church and other responsibilities can fill our days, and sometimes, even the most dedicated Christian can skip time with God. But what are we missing when we miss our time with God? Gospel artist Rob Mercer understands the value of being alone with God. It’s during those times that he senses the presence of God the most. 
Psalm 115:11 ~ Ye that fear the Lord, trust in the Lord; he is their help and their shield.
The times as we know it are changing. Lifestyle choices are changing and the acceptance of those lifestyle choices are growing. It’s not just an American dilemma, but the one debate that the world is struggling to adapt as acceptable in today’s times. 