God's Glory Church

Last time you and I talked about the fact that our life, time, abilities and various material wealth – all this has been entrusted to us by the Lord. It is not enough to just know about it, it is important to use what has been given to us correctly! It is at the stage (…)

Last time we talked about two main stages in becoming God’s judge for our generation. We also touched upon the fact that today we put into the concept of a judge not quite the meaning that God puts into it. For us, a judge is a person with authority who decides during a trial who (…)

Last time we started talking about how Christ came to announce judgment to the nations. But His mission was not only to proclaim judgment, HE came to bring victory to judgment! God has an answer to the iniquities that are happening around us. He wants believers to become judges of their land. And that is (…)

It is always very rewarding to say that each of God’s children is endowed with special gifts and talents. We love to hear others praise us for how we have wonderfully used or developed our God-given gift. Some live for the sake of this praise and strive for it, for many it becomes the meaning (…)

Last time we started talking about how God has placed special gifts and talents in you and me, and also about how the best endeavors always require preparation on our part. Therefore, I would like to continue the topic I started and understand more about what the Lord has given us and how to handle (…)

As we begin this new year, I would like to especially emphasize what the Lord has prepared for you and for me as His church. I believe that this year will be the year when our potential is revealed and the year when everyone responds to God’s call to work in His vineyard. After all, (…)

Put yourself for a moment in the shoes of your favorite Old Testament character. Imagine how you would feel if you were David, Esther, Daniel… How close they were to God! How He accompanied and used them! Well, wouldn’t it be great to become one of them? Perhaps you would like to change your own (…)

In Hebrews 11 we find a glorious list of names of those who fought the “good fight of faith” as heroes and heroines. How could the harlot Rahab be included in this list? Isn’t the “title” given to her in the Holy Scriptures very unflattering?

There is one aspect of faith that haunts me – the time period between when you know what to believe and begin to act on faith and the moment when, after a day, a week or years, you finally see the embodiment of what you believed in. We all love to enjoy the pictures of (…)

By faith Sarah herself (being barren) received the strength to receive seed and gave birth out of season, for she knew that He who promised was faithful. And therefore from one, and, moreover, a dead one, as many were born, as there are many stars in the sky and as countless are the sand on (…)