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When you know God’s love for you, it will cause you to run to Him instead of hide from Him.

Gospel Corner

12/11/25

Joel Osteen Ministries
Today’s Word

Today’s Scripture
When Jesus came by, he looked up at Zacchaeus and called him by name. “Zacchaeus!” he said. “Quick, come down! I must be a guest in your home today.”
Luke 19:5, NLT

Come Down
As a chief tax collector, Zacchaeus may have been the most despised person in the crowd waiting to see Jesus. He made his living and got wealthy by cheating other people out of their money. His whole life he had pushed others down to get what he wanted. He didn’t care about the damage he did to others; he cared about what he could take from them. He was an expert at getting the upper hand. Nevertheless, he was the one whom Jesus called out that day. Jesus was saying, “Zacchaeus, I want to turn your life around. You’ve made a lot of bad choices, but that’s not who you are. It’s time for you to be honest and face what you’ve done. But you have to come down and meet with Me.” Zacchaeus did, and soon after he took responsibility for his wrongs, Jesus said, “Today, salvation has come to your house.”

Do you need to come down from your tree, meet with Jesus, and honestly deal with some issues in your life today? He’s calling your name. His saving help is for the humble.

A Prayer for Today
“Father, thank You that even though You know everything about me, You still invite Yourself to come to my house and bring the gift of salvation. Thank You that it’s about Your love for me, about humbling myself so that You can make changes in my life. Welcome to my house. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.”

Beloved, if you want to have faith for your breakthrough, make sure you are hearing and believing right about God through the word of Christ. By the way, in Romans 10:17, it is the word of Christ, not the word of God, as written in some Bible translations. The Greek word used here is Christos for Christ.

What’s the difference? The word of Christ refers to the word of the new covenant, the word of His grace.

In the book of Acts, the apostle Paul says, “So now, brethren, I commend you to God and to the word of His grace, which is able to build you up and give you an inheritance among all those who are sanctified” (Acts 20:32). What is able to build you up and give you an inheritance among the saints? It is the word of His grace or the word of Christ. The Bible exhorts us to “Let the word of Christ [Christos] dwell in you richly in all wisdom” (Col. 3:16).

So if you’re feeling discouraged, I encourage you to keep hearing messages full of the grace and finished work of our Lord Jesus as was proclaimed by the apostle Paul. This was what the crippled man in Acts 14:8–10 did.

Whatever your circumstances, keep hearing about how your sins have all been forgiven through Christ and how you are today the righteousness of God in Christ. Whatever the prognosis you’ve heard, keep hearing about how much God loves you and wants to be a loving Father to you, to watch over you, provide for you, and deliver you from all your fears and afflictions.

My friend, when you give priority to this daily, you will have the word of Christ dwelling richly in you. And it is this word of His grace that will impart faith and hope to you.

When you know God’s love for you, it will cause you to run to Him instead of hide from Him. His love upon you and in you will make you strong. It will cause you to overcome every temptation and fear, slay your giants, and live life with greater boldness and victory!

What begins in the mind can take root in your heart, and can even lead to adverse effects on your physical body. When those negative thoughts come your way, you must not give them time to take root!

Gospel Corner

11/11/25

Joel Osteen Ministries

Today’s Word
Today’s Scripture
“You intended to harm me, but God intended it all for good. He brought me to this position so I could save the lives of many people.”
Genesis 50:20, NLT

Intended for Good
For thirteen years Joseph was first held in Egypt as a slave, then as a prisoner, before he was suddenly brought out to interpret Pharaoh’s dream and made the prime minister. When his brothers, who had sold him into slavery, came to the palace hoping to buy food for their families, they were shocked when they finally realized he was Joseph and feared he would take revenge upon them. But he was saying, “Don’t be afraid. You meant it to harm me, but God used you to bring me to this position so I could save so many lives.”

If Joseph were here today, he would tell you, “God’s plans for you are for good. But on the way to the good, there’s going to be some bad, some trouble, some delays, things you don’t understand. You may have trouble all around, but stay in peace. When it’s your time, all the forces of darkness cannot stop what God has ordained for you. You’re going to see some suddenlies. God suddenly opens doors, suddenly promotes you, suddenly turns things around. Trust Him in the trouble.”

A Prayer for Today
“Father, thank You that what so often looks and feels like trouble is really Your hand moving me toward Your purpose. Thank You that it’s going to lead me into a new level of my destiny that I could never experience without it. I believe it’s working for me, not against me. In Jesus’ Name, Amen

Imagine you are on a battlefield. On your left, you see many fall. On the other side, you see yet more crumble to the ground. But in the midst of the danger, you are kept safe from harm.

This is what today’s scriptures from Psalm 91 illustrate. Now, I know not all of us have had to experience the horrors of being in a physical combat zone, and our hearts and prayers are with those who have undergone or are in the midst of such a conflict. Still, not being in a physical battle does not mean that we are not under attack, nor does it mean that we do not see death claiming its victims all around us.

We are assaulted daily from all directions by tragic newsflashes, by doctors’ reports, and by attacks of the devil launched at us. And every day, we see casualties around us as we read about people dying in accidents, in attacks, or of diseases.

Please understand that I am not in any way suggesting that such occurrences are equivalent to the experiences of those who may have been in wars. What I do want to establish is that believers are in a spiritual war, and we should not be ignorant of the enemy’s tactics.

When the enemy attacks you, do you recognize his weapons? The projectiles he shoots may not come with arrowheads or be filled with gunpowder, but they are no less deadly.

His weapons come in the form of crippling thoughts and crushing fears. When you hear about a plane crash and are paralyzed by the thought that your next plane ride might be your last, you have been shot. When you read about a shooting at a concert venue and fear going near one in case the same thing happens to you, a “bullet” has been lodged in your mind.

I want to teach and equip you to combat these oppressive thoughts. Unfortunately, many believers who may experience these dark thoughts allow them to take root and grow. They water them with worry, fertilize them with anxiety, and allow them to sun for hours in their mind.

How? By replaying the bad thoughts over and over again and letting them go on and on like a broken record. As a result, these believers can’t sleep, they suffer from chronic panic attacks, and they might even develop autoimmune and psychosomatic conditions.

What begins in the mind can take root in your heart, and can even lead to adverse effects on your physical body. When those negative thoughts come your way, you must not give them time to take root!

My friend, let’s be like the psalmist who declared, “I will say of the LORD, ‘He is my refuge and my fortress; my God, in Him I will trust'” (boldface mine)

10/11/25

Gospel Corner

What are you saying of the Lord today? If you are saying He gave you the trouble you are presently in or an illness to teach you humility, it’s time to change what you believe about Him. If you really believe that God is the author of your problems, would you really be running to Him for help?

My friend, let’s be like the psalmist who declared, “I will say of the LORD, ‘He is my refuge and my fortress; my God, in Him I will trust'” (boldface mine).

The Hebrew word for “refuge” here refers to a shelter from storms and danger. This shelter is like the bunkers that some people have in their homes to protect them from natural disasters or an enemy’s attacks. In the figurative sense, when you say the Lord is your “refuge,” you are also declaring that He is your place of hope.

The Lord is also your fortress. In Hebrew, the word used for “fortress” here refers to a castle or stronghold, a place of defense and protection against large-scale attacks.

Isn’t that a beautiful picture? Whatever you might be going through right now, you can declare that the Lord is your refuge and your fortress—your protection in both small as well as big attacks.

Perhaps you have not been saying that God is behind your troubles. Perhaps you are not saying anything about the Lord at all. Perhaps God seems far away and you feel cut off from Him.

If that is you, can I encourage you to take a break today from whatever you have on your busy to-do list, and simply take time to dwell in His sweet presence? God is not distant; sometimes we are just too distracted to hear His voice or sense His loving presence.

Take a moment and see yourself in His secret place. Abide under His shadow. Savor His favor. Receive His wisdom. And find rest for your troubled soul.

The feeling of being distant from God is only a feeling, nothing more. He has promised in His Word that He will never leave you nor forsake you (Heb. 13:5).

Our Lord Jesus paid for you to have access to God’s constant presence. At the cross, He cried out, “My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?” when God turned His back on Him (Matt. 27:46). He took our place and was rejected by God when He carried our sins so that today, we can take His place of being in the constant presence of the Father and take Him as our refuge and fortress.

The law was given through a servant. Grace and truth came through the Son. The law talks about what man ought to be. Grace reveals Who God is.

Gospel Corner

09/11/25

To understand the grace of God, it is essential you understand the differences between the old covenant of law and the new covenant of grace. To help you accelerate your understanding of law and grace, I want to share with you one of my favorite scriptures. I have preached this verse around the world, from Hillsong Conference in Sydney, Australia, to Lakewood Church, in Houston, Texas.

For the law was given through Moses, but grace and truth came through Jesus Christ.—John 1:17

The law was given through a servant. Grace and truth came through the Son. The law talks about what man ought to be. Grace reveals Who God is.

In the first miracle of Moses, he turned water into blood, resulting in death. In the first miracle of grace, Jesus turned water into wine, resulting in life and celebration. The letter (the law) kills, but the Spirit gives life (2 Cor. 3:6).

Under the law, God demands righteousness from sinfully bankrupt man. But under grace, God provides righteousness as a gift. Now, which covenant would you like to be under? The answer is obvious!

The truth is, through the cross at Calvary, all who believe in Jesus and acknowledge Him as their Lord and Savior are under the new covenant of grace. Yet today many believers are still living in confusion, and get law and grace all mixed up by holding on to some aspects of the law and some aspects of grace in their Christian beliefs and walk.

Jesus said you cannot put new wine into old wineskins. The new wine will ferment and break the wineskins, and you will lose both (Matt. 9:17). In the same way, you cannot put the new wine of grace into the old wineskin of the law. One will cancel out the other (Rom. 11:6).

Under the law, God said, “I will by no means clear the guilty, but I will visit their sins to the third and fourth generations” (Exod. 34:7). But under grace, God says, “I will be merciful to their unrighteousness, and their sins and lawless deeds I will remember no more” (Heb. 8:12).

There has been a change! Can you see with absolute high-definition clarity that there has been a radical change and it is all because of Jesus?

Choose to live wholly under the new covenant of grace today, where through Christ’s perfect finished work at the cross, you have God’s righteousness as a gift, and God’s own Spirit of life leading you to victory over areas of defeat.

Herbal Remedy Production: The Reproducibility Challenge

09/11/25

Being a text of lecture delivered By Livy-Elcon Emereonye MD at NIMSA 2025 Conference at NECA House, Lagos on 7th October 2025

Protocols

Introduction

Everyone uses herbs – and if you have ever cooked, you can prepare herbal medicine but for extemporaneous use.

Herbal medicine, a pillar of traditional healthcare for centuries, continues to gain global recognition as a natural and holistic approach to disease management and wellness. However, as the herbal industry expands and strives for mainstream acceptance, it faces a critical scientific and regulatory concern — reproducibility.

Reproducibility, the ability to achieve consistent results across different batches, laboratories, or production cycles, remains one of the toughest challenges in herbal remedy production. Unlike synthetic drugs made from pure chemical entities, herbal formulations are complex mixtures of bioactive compounds whose concentrations depend on several biological, environmental, and technological variables.

Sources of Variability

Botanical Variability
The same plant species can produce varying amounts of active compounds due to factors like soil composition, rainfall, sunlight exposure, harvest time, and post-harvest handling. For example, the alkaloid content in Rauwolfia serpentina or the flavonoid profile in Ginkgo biloba can differ dramatically between regions and seasons.
Genetic and Chemotypic Differences
Plants of the same species but different genetic lines may express distinct chemotypes. Without genetic fingerprinting, producers may unknowingly use heterogeneous plant material, leading to unpredictable therapeutic outcomes.
Processing and Extraction Methods
The method of drying, solvent type, temperature, and extraction duration significantly affect phytochemical yield. A simple deviation in temperature or solvent polarity can change the spectrum of bioactives extracted — and hence, the efficacy of the final product.
Formulation and Standardization Challenges
Combining multiple herbs into one formula compounds variability. Standardizing a multi-herbal product requires identifying marker compounds and establishing acceptable concentration ranges. However, not all active principles are known, making complete standardization difficult.
Storage and Stability Issues
Over time, phytochemicals can degrade due to oxidation, moisture, and light exposure, altering potency. Improper packaging and storage accelerate this process, further challenging reproducibility.

Scientific and Regulatory Implications

Lack of reproducibility undermines clinical validation, consumer trust, and regulatory approval. For herbal remedies to gain acceptance within modern medicine, they must demonstrate batch-to-batch consistency, predictable pharmacological activity, and safety.

Regulatory bodies such as NAFDAC, FDA, and EMA require herbal producers to adopt Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and Good Agricultural and Collection Practices (GACP) to minimize variability. Moreover, chromatographic fingerprinting (using HPLC, GC-MS, or LC-MS) and DNA barcoding are now employed to authenticate raw materials and monitor consistencies.

Pathways Toward Reproducibility

Controlled Cultivation:
Growing medicinal plants under standardized agronomic conditions ensures uniform phytochemical content.

Standardized Extraction Protocols:
Documenting solvent ratios, temperature, and time allows for reproducible extraction yields.

Chemical and Biological Fingerprinting:
Using chromatographic and spectroscopic methods to create “fingerprints” of active components aids in identifying adulteration and maintaining quality control.

Bioassay-Guided Standardization:
Beyond chemical markers, evaluating bioactivity ensures that each batch produces similar therapeutic effects.

Collaborative Research and Transparency:
Open data sharing and cross-validation among herbal researchers can enhance reproducibility in both academia and industry.

Conclusion

The promise of herbal medicine lies not only in tradition but in science’s ability to validate and reproduce its therapeutic effects. Reproducibility is not just a technical goal — it is the foundation of credibility, safety, and global acceptance.

By embracing rigorous scientific methods and regulatory standards, herbal remedy producers can bridge the gap between traditional wisdom and modern evidence, ensuring that every capsule, tablet, or tincture delivers what nature intended — reliably and repeatedly.

Where there is a will, there will be a way.

Let’s resolve to get it right, and together we will build a more healthy society.

Thank you.

The good news of the gospel is that our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, came down from heaven to earth and sacrificed Himself at the cross. His perfect, sinless blood provided forgiveness for all our sins

Gospel Corner of

08/11/25

Joel Osteen Ministries

Today’s Word
Today’s Scripture
So Potiphar gave Joseph complete administrative responsibility over everything he owned. With Joseph there, he didn’t worry about a thing—except what kind of food to eat!

Genesis 39:6, NLT
Shine
Joseph’s brothers so despised him that they sold him to Midianite merchants who took him to Egypt and sold him as a slave to a man named Potiphar. Joseph’s whole world was turned upside down. He went from being his father’s favorite son with dreams of leadership to being a slave in a foreign country. He didn’t speak the language, and his freedom was gone. You would think he would be bitter, but you never read that Joseph complained. He kept being his best even though everything was going wrong. So much so that Potiphar put Joseph in charge of all his household. Joseph wasn’t just going through it, he was growing through it. His attitude was: “God, this is where You have me, so I’m going to shine. It’s unfair, but I know You’re here with me.”

When you do the right thing when the wrong thing is happening, your spiritual muscles, your integrity, your endurance, and your faith are growing. When you prove to God that you have the character, He’ll open doors you could never open.

A Prayer for Today
“Father, thank You for Your presence and favor in my life that no situation or person can take away. Thank You that my reputation and the respect I’m given are in Your hands. I believe that You are always my vindicator and my part is to just keep doing the right thing. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.”

The moment you invited Jesus into your heart as your Lord and Savior, all your sins were forgiven—your past sins, your present sins, and your future sins. Once you are born again, you are in Christ. You do not have to try to get forgiveness. You have the forgiveness of sins through His blood, and this forgiveness of sins that you have is not according to what you have done, but according to the riches of God’s grace—His unmerited, unearned, and undeserved favor!

The Bible tells us that “the wages of sin is death” (Rom. 6:23). In other words, the punishment for sin is death. It also tells us that “without the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness” (Heb. 9:22 NIV).

Blood is thus necessary for the forgiveness of sins. That is why even under the old covenant of law, sin was covered temporarily through the blood of sacrificial animals.

The good news of the gospel is that our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, came down from heaven to earth and sacrificed Himself at the cross. His perfect, sinless blood provided forgiveness for all our sins.

You and I cannot pay for our own sins, so He did it for us. Now, whosoever believes in Him will never die but will receive the gift of eternal life. Hallelujah!

Dear reader, notice how David describes the blessedness of a man whose sins are forgiven:

“Oh, what joy for those whose disobedience is forgiven, whose sins are put out of sight. Yes, what joy for those whose record the Lord has cleared of sin.”—Romans 4:7–8 NLT

Oh, what joy and what a blessing it is to receive the forgiveness of sins! Conversely, when believers start to question if they are truly forgiven, it leads to all kinds of insecurities, fears, and destructive bondages.

Fear and insecurity cannot exist in a healthy relationship with God. In a marriage relationship, for example, if a wife never feels secure in her husband’s love for her, she will never draw strength from or find joy in her marriage. Instead of thriving, that marriage will disintegrate over time. Similarly, our heavenly Father does not want us to live trapped in perpetual insecurity because we are never sure of our forgiveness.

Today, based on the Word of God, rejoice and thank God for the blessing of His forgiveness, so dearly paid for and so freely given to us. Let this truth of the gospel anchor and put strength in your heart, and drive away every fear and sense of insecurity.

Beloved, because you have found favor in His eyes, the Lord is purposely dropping His blessings along your path every single day! Like Ruth, all you have to do is to step out into your field of provision.

Gospel Corner

06/11/25

Joel Osteen Ministries

Today’s Word
Today’s Scripture
…being strengthened with all power according to his glorious might so that you may have great endurance and patience.
Colossians 1:11, NIV

All Power
Too often we see ourselves as average, as limited. We hear the stories about Moses, David, and Daniel and think, “They were powerful and did amazing things, but they were called by God and anointed.” Can I tell you that you are called, chosen, and anointed as well? Yes, we need to honor who they are, but they were people just like you and me. They were chosen to live in their day; you’ve been chosen to live in this day. Why don’t you believe that you are a giant killer, a barrier breaker, a history maker?

The truth is that if you weren’t “being strengthened with all power according to God’s glorious might,” some of the things that you’ve been through—the sickness, the loss, the setback, the disappointment—would have defeated you. But you’re still standing and moving forward. You’re not bitter; you’re blessed. It wasn’t by your own strength; it was the Lord your God breathing on your life. If you’re going to reach your full potential, you have to believe you are powerful, that you have the favor of God.

A Prayer for Today
“Father, thank You that Your power is at work to strengthen me in order that I can have great endurance and accomplish great things. Thank You that I can put discouragement behind me and stir up my faith. I believe that I am called, chosen, and anointed to be an overcomer. In Jesus’ Name, Amen

[06/11, 12:41 am] Odia Abuja: She saw plenty of grain in the fields and she picked it all up. It was the much-needed provision for herself and her mother-in-law. What Ruth didn’t know was that the owner of the field, Boaz, had actually commanded his men to “let grain from the bundles fall purposely for her,” because she had found favor in his eyes.

My friend, isn’t it cool when Jesus, our heavenly Boaz, purposely commands the blessings on us, and tells His angels to drop them along our way? All we have to do is to go out into the fields and “pick them up.”

Beloved, because you have found favor in His eyes, the Lord is purposely dropping His blessings along your path every single day! Like Ruth, all you have to do is to step out into your field of provision.

With eyes of faith, see doors of opportunities opening before you. Have the courage to apply for that job you have always dreamed about. Prepare and equip yourself, and go forth and pick up those blessings our Lord has already laid before you. Your future is bright!

Today, God wants you to know that He is both able & willing to heal you. Start to realize and believe that He wants you healed more than you want to be healed.

Gospel Corner

05/11/25

Joel Osteen Ministries

Today’s Word
Today’s Scripture
Then he built an altar there and named it El-Elohe-Israel (Mighty Is the God of Israel).
Genesis 33:20, MSG

The Mighty God.
After Jacob spent twenty years estranged from his brother, Esau, he decided to return home with his family. Jacob had deceived his father into giving him the family blessing that belonged to Esau, and Esau had threatened to kill him. Jacob didn’t know how Esau would react to his return, but when he saw Esau coming with four hundred men, I’m sure Jacob thought he was a dead man. But Esau hugged and kissed him. Both men had tears running down their cheeks, and Esau welcomed Jacob’s wives and children.

This was something greater than Jacob ever imagined, and his response was to build an altar and name it El-Elohe-Israel, “the mighty God of Israel.” You have had times when you knew that what happened was the mighty God at work. It might have been freeing you from an addiction or a broken relationship. Build your altars of thankfulness for what He’s done, and be encouraged that the mighty God is still at work. He is still parting Red Seas, still defeating giants, still opening doors supernaturally.

A Prayer for Today
“Father, thank You that You are the mighty God who goes before me and fights for me. Thank You for all the great things You have done for me and for all the victories that You are about to bring me through. I believe that You are still at work opening doors. In Jesus’ Name, Amen

God Is Able and Willing to Heal You
God Is Able and Willing to Heal You

Suddenly, a man with leprosy approached Him and knelt before Him. “Lord,” the man said, “if You are willing, You can heal me and make me clean.” Jesus reached out and touched him. “I am willing,” He said. “Be healed!” And instantly the leprosy disappeared.

Matthew 8:2–3 NLT
Once, there was a man with leprosy who came to Jesus saying, “Lord, if You are willing, You can make me clean.” This man didn’t have a problem believing that Jesus had the ability and power to heal him. He just wasn’t sure if Jesus was willing to do it for him.

I want you to look at Jesus’ response to the man and see God’s heart for you where healing is concerned. Jesus answered the man by touching him and saying, “I am willing. Be healed.”

What did Jesus say? “I am willing.” Did He just say it and do nothing? No, He stretched forth His hand to the man and restored the afflicted man to wholeness.

Today, God wants you to know that He is both able AND willing to heal you. Start to realize and believe that He wants you healed more than you want to be healed.

But even if you have failed, you must know this: There is no condemnation because you are IN CHRIST JESUS and your sins are washed away by His blood! When God looks at you, He does not see you in your failures. From the moment you accepted Jesus as your personal Lord and Savior, God sees you in the risen Christ, seated at His right hand! As Jesus is spotless and without blame, so are you!

Gospel Corner

04/11/25

Joel Osteen Ministries

Today’s Word
Today’s Scripture
For he was awestruck by the number of fish they had caught, as were the others with him.
Luke 5:9, NLT

Awestruck
Even though Peter and his partners had fished all night and caught nothing, when they obeyed Jesus and let down their nets again, the fish flowed into their nets to the breaking point. It was a near boat-sinking blessing. When Peter saw how many fish were in his nets, he was awestruck and began to worship Jesus. It set Peter on a path to become a fisher of men.

God is going to do some things that leave you awestruck. You may have thought you’d be paying off your house for thirty years, but suddenly a contract, a good break, a net-breaking blessing, and you’re into overflow. The fish came looking for you. You don’t have to see how it will happen. Leave the how up to God. Just believe that it will happen. If you get stuck on the how, you’ll talk yourself out of it. Your mind will come up with a thousand reasons why it’s not going to happen. God’s ways are not our ways. He has ways you’ve never thought of.

A Prayer for Today
“Father, thank You that You are the God who spoke worlds into existence, and You know how to bring boat-sinking blessings to my net. Help me to start taking steps of faith that open the door to Your favor. I’m going to keep believing Your Word and casting my net. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.”

I have received so many testimonies from people who have been set free from destructive habits. These are sincere and precious people who desired to experience breakthroughs but did not know how to. However, once they learned about righteousness that comes from Christ apart from their works, they began to confess that they were still the righteousness of God every time they felt tempted.

And bit by bit, the more they started to believe that they were righteous in Christ, and the more they refused to accept the condemnation for their past mistakes and for their present temptation, the more they became set free from the very addictions that bound them!

A brother from the US, who has been listening to my messages for some time, wrote to share that he had been addicted to pornography and had lived a lifestyle of sexual immorality since he was 14 years old. Although he had accepted Jesus when he was 18 years old, he continued to struggle with this aspect of his life. This is what he wrote:

As a result of some bad influences and some of my own bad choices, I became a pornography addict and began to lead a sexually immoral life at the age of 14. I got saved when I was 18 years old, but I still struggled with those kinds of thoughts and some old, bad habits. I tried everything to break free from immorality and lustful thoughts.

Then, I heard Pastor Prince’s message titled, Good Things Happen to People Who Believe God Loves Them. I listened to it over and over again, and for the first time, God’s love became consistently real to me. I was able to receive God’s unconditional love over and over again, and it healed my heart.

God’s love has set me free! Thank you so much for the message that your church sends out to the world. It is truly changing lives!

The revelation that God loves him unconditionally despite his failures and imperfections was what helped this brother break free from habits that had gripped him for many years. Beloved, God does not want you to sin because sin will destroy you.

But even if you have failed, you must know this: There is no condemnation because you are IN CHRIST JESUS and your sins are washed away by His blood! When God looks at you, He does not see you in your failures. From the moment you accepted Jesus as your personal Lord and Savior, God sees you in the risen Christ, seated at His right hand! As Jesus is spotless and without blame, so are you!

God sent His Son to die on the cross for you while you were still a sinner. Obviously, He does not love you only when you are perfect in your behavior and thoughts. His love for you is unconditional. Receive it afresh today and break free from every sin and addiction in your life!

When you encounter the person of grace, see His heart of love for you, and when the veil of Christian religion is removed, there is no turning back. You’ll begin to step away from defeat and take a massive leap toward your victory!

Gospel Corner

03/11/25

Over the last two decades I’ve had the privilege of unveiling the beautiful person of our Lord Jesus Christ and the perfection of His finished work through the preaching of the gospel of glorious grace. As the name of Jesus is lifted up and proclaimed, we are receiving testimony after testimony about how people’s lives have been touched and transformed by the grace of God.

People of all walks of life, all over the world, are finding freedom from their long-term conditions, addictions, and bondages. They share joyfully with us how the Lord supernaturally delivered them from long-term panic attacks, substance abuse, and from decades of depression. Others write in, brimming with thanksgiving, because God has restored their marriages and their relationships with their estranged children, and healed their bodies when doctors had given them no hope.

I wish I could read all of them to you, because you will notice that there is one common thread woven through all these letters. There is one common denominator that tipped these people over from defeat into victory, from breakdowns into breakthroughs: they all had an encounter with Jesus. They all caught a revelation of His grace.

My dear friend, the grace revolution begins with Jesus. It is not a movement, teaching, or subject to be studied. It is all about a person. What you believe about this person makes all the difference.

I am sure you have heard about Jesus and are familiar with His name. You may have even attended Sunday school as a child and heard all the Bible stories about Him. The question is, do you know Jesus personally? Is He a historical figure, a prominent Jewish rabbi, or simply the son of a Galilean carpenter?

Who is He to you? Is He just another teacher? Or is He your Savior?

Whatever adversity, challenge, or circumstances you may be faced with today, your answer is found in the person of Jesus. Today, there is a grace revolution that is sweeping across the globe, because the person of Jesus is boldly preached, proclaimed, and lifted high.

This is what the grace revolution is all about. It is about your life touched, changed, and transformed from the inside out. It is about living a victorious life. A life that wins. A life that reigns triumphant over defeat, failure, and frustration.

When you encounter the person of grace, see His heart of love for you, and when the veil of Christian religion is removed, there is no turning back. You’ll begin to step away from defeat and take a massive leap toward your victory!