The Coward's Revenge

Hatred is the coward's revenge for being intimidated.

George Bernard Shaw

Get Your Face in the Son

Keep facing the Son and the shadows will always be behind you!

Whoooooa, WHAT did God just whisper to David Wilkerson?

GOD TOLD ME SOMETHING I Was NOT EXPECTING to HEAR!
-David Wilkerson - Oct 20, 2010.

One night during a prayer meeting, God told me something about
our church I was not expecting to hear.

The Lord whispered to me, “This church needs shock treatment!
Too many have grown satisfied and complacent. You feel safe and
secure from all the winds and waves of false doctrines sweeping
over the land—but you are not prepared for what is coming!”

I AM NOT THE ONLY VOICE CRYING IN THE WILDERNESS!!!!!!!

The Flip Side of the Coin

When life gives you a 100 reasons to cry, show
life that you have 1000 reasons to smile.

Letting Go

Holding on to hurts and refusing to forgive is like grasping a piece of hot iron. The longer you hold it the more damage you inflict upon yourself. For pity sake, drop it.

Shakespear - a diseased spirit.

Macbeth’s ambitions are now stronger than his conscience. The witches have tempted and controlled him with the idea of becoming king. Lady Macbeth manipulates him to overcome his natural hesitation to commit murder. Due to his manipulation, Macbeth chooses the crown over his honor and material gain in this world over salvation in the next world. Once he has killed to get the crown, the other crimes seem inevitable. In order to keep what he has taken, Macbeth learns to lie and kill as a matter of course. His values become totally confused. "Fair is foul, and foul is fair" to him now; he has lost track of the difference. By the end of the play, manipulation by others has completely consumed Macbeth. Once Macbeth kills Duncan, he is committed to a course of lying and killing. His sense of right and wrong is eaten away. Even before Macbeth is killed, he is dying of a diseased spirit. Scotland is also infected, and Macbeth is its disease. Macbeth is a prime example of the corruption of power, and how absolute power corrupts absolutely. Shakespeare’s play Macbeth is a study of manipulation, control, and power.

The right to be wrong.

"We have the right to believe whatever we want, but not everything we believe is right."

Ravi Zacharias