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Wings of Faith

Touch from the Lord

Most of these are written for me. I have them here in case they can also be of help to others. I am not an expert, but am still very much the student of these things.

  • Faith That Builds When Others Doubt
    “But without faith it is impossible to [walk with God and] please Him, for whoever comes [near] to God must [necessarily] believe that God exists and that He rewards those who [earnestly and diligently] seek Him.” (Hebrews 11:6, AMP) O beloved, hear what the Spirit says: God is pleased by faith. Without it, no man can draw near to the heart of the Father. Faith that builds is not hollow sentiment, but … Continue reading Faith That Builds When Others Doubt →
  • Return to the Rock:
    A Call to Trust the Living God Brethren, I do not write to you with clever speech or lofty words, but with a burden burning in my bones: Trust in the Living God! For in these days, many have turned aside. They have leaned on their own understanding, trusted in the arm of flesh, and sought the approval of men instead of the presence of the Lord. But the Spirit cries out—return to the … Continue reading Return to the Rock: →
  • LAY IT DOWN: A Plea for Radical Surrender
    Beloved brethren, I beseech you by the mercies of God: Lay it down! Lay down every hindrance, every weight, every sin that so easily entangles your soul! For what fellowship has light with darkness? What union has Christ with idols? The Spirit cries out within you — “Come out from their midst and be separate,” says the Lord, “and do not touch what is unclean; and I will welcome you” (2 Corinthians … Continue reading LAY IT DOWN: A Plea for Radical Surrender →
  • Answer the Call
    God calls you to a lifestyle of prayer and worship—where every breath magnifies His name and your life overflows with His glory.
  • Worship in Spirit and Truth
    You were never meant to worship in your own strength. The Spirit calls you higher—to worship in Spirit and Truth, where true life and joy are found.
  • Walk Hand in Hand with God
    In a world rushing ahead or falling behind, God calls us to a different way—to walk hand in hand with Him, seeking His Face and following His heartbeat.
  • Torn Between Two Thrones
    The Church in America stands torn between two thrones—one of compromise, comfort, and culture, the other of Christ, crucified and crowned. This prophetic word calls the Bride to repent, to return, and to rise before the shaking becomes collapse. The choice cannot be delayed.
  • Cuando la Iglesia Vuelva a Ser Una
    La Iglesia no necesita más programas ni acuerdos humanos—necesita volver al altar. Cuando el pueblo de Dios ora, el cielo se abre, el fuego cae y la gloria regresa. ¿Escuchas el clamor del Espíritu?
  • Return to the Lord: A Blood-Soaked Prayer
    The Lord is here now—but will we come to Him with torn hearts and trembling souls? This is a call to return in repentance, to weep over sin, and to cry out for more of Him and less of us. Let blood-soaked prayer rise again from a people desperate for the living God.
  • Return to the Joy of the Lord
    You’ve seen the Man of Sorrows, but have you seen the Joyful King? Jesus is not weary or distant—He is radiant with gladness, delighted in you, and full of joy that overcomes every sorrow. He calls to you even now—do you hear Him? Come and let His joy be your strength.
  • When the Church Becomes One Again
    The Church will not be made whole by structure or tradition, but by a return to prayer, repentance, and the fire of the Holy Spirit. In this urgent call, discover how brokenness births healing, and how unity begins on our knees.
  • The Traditions of Men
    Are the traditions of men clouding the simplicity of the Gospel? Return to the truth of Scripture and the sufficiency of Christ alone.
  • Sound the Shofar
    Sound the shofar today and shake off every distraction. The King is calling His people to rise, repent, and return. This is not the hour to slumber—it’s the hour to burn with holy fire. The kingdoms of this world are trembling, but the Church must awaken. The time is now.
  • Through Heaven’s Eyes
    What if the Gospels weren’t just history but a lens—God’s own lens—through which we glimpse ultimate reality? From incarnation to Pentecost, The New Testament Unveiledreveals the Messiah not merely walking among us but re-creating the world as He moves. Every miracle, parable, and promise pulses with eternal power, calling us to live now as citizens of the Kingdom that has already come. This is more than a message—it is a summons to see everything through heaven’s eyes.
  • He Came Back for Me
    “He looked at me—not past me. Not through me. At me.” On the shore of grace, Peter meets the eyes of mercy and knows—He came back for me.
  • Awaken to Victory
    Ever had one of those mornings where angels appear, tombs empty, and strangers on the road turn out to be your risen Savior? Yeah, it’s that kind of Resurrection Sunday!
  • The Silence Before Joy
    Saturday may seem silent, but it is not without hope. As the world waits between the cross and the resurrection, we are reminded—joy comes in the morning. God is not finished. What feels buried is only being prepared for glory.
  • Before the Rooster Crows
    Before the rooster crowed, He was already wounded for our transgressions. Before the sun rose, He had been betrayed, denied, beaten, and bound. And yet, He walked—carrying the weight of our sin toward the hill called Skull. This is not a tale of tragedy, but of triumph through suffering. Come, behold the Man, and let the shadow of the cross fall fresh upon your soul.
  • The Vow Remembered
    Remember when you first vowed to follow God and thought, “I’m ready to walk on water!” … and then tripped over your own shoelaces five minutes later? Same. Good news: God isn’t looking for perfect feet, just willing hearts. This Holy Thursday, let’s dust off our vows, tighten the sandals, and chase after Yeshua like our lives depend on it—because they do. Renew your vow to God today. He’s still waiting, towel in hand and smile on His face.
  • A Fragrance of Worship
    She didn’t speak—she poured. And as the fragrance filled the room, Heaven leaned in. This was more than perfume; it was a fragrance of worship—a cry louder than words, a surrender deeper than reason. Will you break your jar, too?