Don’t be deceived about obedience: you can’t earn your salvation but obedience to God is the result of becoming His child. 1 John 3:7 says that obedience is not work, obedience shows that you are child of God.

Don’t be deceived about the devil. In Revelation 20:10, we read that the devil will be cast into the lake of fire. There will be an end to Satan someday but while we’re waiting for that time, we need to remember that God is greater than the enemy and that we are more than conquerors through Christ.

Statistics say 99% of deaths are caused by sickness and disease. There’s even research indicating that God created the body to sustain itself. Based on this, no one should die but because sin entered the world, people perish physically. Sin introduced disease and death into the world.

There are different religious opinions about whether God still heals. We must decide what we believe individually about this topic since those who don’t believe in healing can heavily influence those who are believing for divine intervention in their lives.

The Bible says that the devil is seeking to destroy you. But our own flesh is actually trying to get you to alter your destiny. By the flesh, I’m referring to your carnal desires. While our spirits are born again, our physical bodies can still be tempted to sin.

The most important event in history was the coming of Jesus Christ. Isaiah 9:6 promises the coming of the Savior and tells us who he is: Wonderful Counselor, Everlasting God, Everlasting Father, and the Prince of Peace. He is also the architect of your destiny as a child of God.

The Bible says that prayer gives us the power to change a situation, not only in our lives but in the lives of others. Mark 11:23 says whoever asks and doesn’t doubt, believing they have already received it will receive it. However, our responsibility, according to Jesus, is to forgive those who have hurt or offended us.

God wants to bless you but you must ask for what you want through prayer. James says “you have not because you ask not.” When we don’t pray, we can get more frustrated over time as our desires go unheard by God.