The Anointing

Earlier today, I listened to an old sermon from my church about Giant Killers. The guest speaker who spoke at my church made a point about how if believers wanted someone's anointing, they would have to sit under that person. I don't know about anyone else, but I don't want someone's anointing; I want my own. Too many Christians want someone's anointing without realizing the price (s)he had to pay. God gives everyone their anointing: Some are called to be preachers, bishops, apostles, accountants, entrepreneurs, business executives, etc. What's the common denominator in those examples I've listed? Each person has their own calling. There's too many mini-mes and me-toos in the Body Of Christ, nobody wants their own anointing, everyone wants this and that person's anointing. Y'all can have this and that person's anointing, and I'll take my own.

God: Do You Know My Voice?

I have no worries because I talk to God several times a day. I don't have to be going through anything, I just want to talk to him. This question applies to believers who seldom talk to God, except when they need him to get them out of a jam.

Thought For Today: Demons Go To Church

One time for Vanessa for dropping this gospel

Friends With A Racist

Saturday Thought: Everybody Can't Go Where You're Going

Men: Satan's Favorite Target

From a spiritual aspect, ever notice how Satan launches attacks on men first? That's because men are the leaders (or should be) of their home. They're responsible for provision, protection and being the spiritual covering for their families. If the enemy can't get to him, he comes for the other family members. I'm convinced that men are Satan's favorite target.

Satan attacks the husband first since he's head of household. If Satan can take the man out first, he's got the rest of the family.

— Florida Made (@RichardMIATL) September 30, 2017

Thought For Today

Mercy is not getting the bad you deserve, grace is getting the good you don’t deserve.

— Florida Made (@RichardMIATL) September 28, 2017