Faith That Moves God
Most of us don’t live lives of radical faith. Instead, we carry our faith like a possession we like to talk about and we’re glad we have. But we don’t use it. Let’s change that!
Kelley grew up in church and almost missed knowing Jesus. Now she helps others experience His promises as a Bible teacher and event speaker through Kelley Latta Ministries. Her teaching blog, “Kelley’s Word on Wednesday,” will encourage you to live your faith and follow Jesus wholeheartedly. A mother of two grown sons and a daughter-in-love, Kelley joyfully shares her own faith adventure with her husband, Steve, in south-central Pennsylvania.
Most of us don’t live lives of radical faith. Instead, we carry our faith like a possession we like to talk about and we’re glad we have. But we don’t use it. Let’s change that!
If we want close proximity to God, we need gratitude. We find power in Christ’s presence. Help for our needs. In His throne room, we find grace. But we must approach His throne with the right heart.
Our enemy has convinced us to focus our desires on the blessings found in this world. As Christians, most of us say that we seek God. But if we’re honest, I think many of us have been tricked into settling for something less.
Time is running short, and the enemy is terrified of what he knows the church will become. So, he makes us fear one another to disrupt our connection. We can’t let him succeed.
When God leads you into a wilderness place where the enemy seems to have cornered you, that’s where He’s ready to give you victory.
We all long for love, and we think we understand it. I thought I did. I was wrong.
You and I exist to reveal God to others. But, do our lives look more like Him or the enemy? It’s a choice that will bring rewards or great cost.
The enemy wants to destroy us. And as he attempts to facilitate that destruction, he isolates us from the people who care about us. He convinces us to withdraw instead of connect.
Every time we trust the enemy’s words over what God speaks, we fall into the same sin Adam and Eve committed in the garden. We reject God in favor of his enemy. You and I need to stop bowing down to the wrong spirit.
Scripture teaches that sometimes God grants you—and me—the gift of suffering. Here’s a look at God’s perspective.
