2 Corinthians 3:18 Our text passage informs us transformation is a major part of our spiritual journey. Transformation is a major, radical, and total change that makes a thing totally different and unrecognizable from what it used to be. We are on a journey of transformation spiritually. A work is being done in us, which eventually manifests outwardly. Transformation makes new and brings the new. Transformation leads to glory.  New things have a glory about them- their smell, the freshness, the purity and the cleaness. New things make us happy, they bring a certain excitement. A new car, a new house, a new job, a new pet, publishing a new book or finishing a new project, a new breakthrough, a new bouncing baby added to a couple; all these things bring great joy. The kind of joy we feel when these things happen to us should give us an insight into the joy God's heavenly family feel when a new believer is added to the Lord's family. Angels rejoice/celebrate when a new convert cho...

 2 Kings 6:15-17 Our text passage shows us it's very important to have the right perspective in life. An individual who is with God is never outnumbered by the enemy! What we see with our natural eyes and what we are experiencing does not necessarily reveal the truth. There are times in life you may feel outnumbered, unmotivated & overwhelmed. Life's trials, challenges, twists and turns can make us feel that way. Health issues, career issues, spiritual warfare, family issues, biological limitations, betrayals, and the wickedness of men can make us feel outnumbered. When the bills keep coming, debts are accruing, responsibilities are increasing, naysayers and critics are all around you, enemies encircle you & detractors are on your tail. During such times, remember "greater is He that is in you than he that is in the world" The individual with God is the majority. Unfortunately, Gehazi the assistant of Prophet Elisha didn't understand this. Many of us can b...

 Jeremiah 32:27 Our text passage has a question in it. The passage informs us God is the Lord before the question came. A lord is a master, the one who owns and controls. God is the Master, the owner, and He controls, sorts out and fixes. The text informs us He is the God of all flesh. This means everything pertaining to life on earth He is God over it. The flesh refers to our body. Anything that has a body has a right to live on earth. The fish of the sea, the birds of the air, the things that move and creep all have their various type of bodies. Human beings have their own bodies. God is God over every form of flesh, He called them into existence, He formed them. Then the question from the text passage, "is anything too hard for me?" Anything that can go wrong on earth, in creation, and within our bodies can be fixed by the Lord. God has supernatural solutions for everything. Our challenges do not intimidate God. Our difficulties do not scare God. Our fears do not make God ...