From my earliest recollections I was raised to love and worship God—I just didn’t know how. My religious and cultural backgrounds were very much intertwined. I watched as people would light candles, burn incense, stand up, and sit down many times during the service. As I grew older, things got even more interesting when I… Continue Reading
In the rain forest of central Africa, the Mongo people, the tribe I come from, have the saying “The sun never goes down without being seen.” Even when the sky there is overcast all day, the sun always comes out for at least a few minutes before it goes down. Figuratively, it’s a saying to… Continue Reading
Can you remember a time when someone showed you kindness, and it changed your whole day? Or, do you remember someone who helped you through a difficult situation by their love and encouragement? How about a time when mercy was extended to you, and this inspired you to make changes for the better in your… Continue Reading
Why worry when you can pray? I heard someone ask that rhetorical question a few years ago, and it is still worth asking today. As we face life’s challenges, we may be tempted to worry and have anxiety, but we can always choose to pray, believing God to meet our every need. Philippians 4:6 and… Continue Reading
Have you ever been presented with a new challenge in life in which your initial reaction was that you did not feel qualified to handle the challenge? Perhaps you were even tempted to allow fear to dictate how you would respond. I must admit I’ve been in that situation at times in my life. To… Continue Reading
“Mail call!” The sound of those two words became music to my ears. I was in an eight-week United States Air Force Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) program the summer before my senior year in college. Every day after the noon meal, the training instructor would announce mail call, and we would go to the… Continue Reading
One of the Biblical truths we must adhere to as workmen of the Word is to understand a difficult verse in light of the clear verses on the same subject. One scripture alone may be apparently difficult to comprehend, but it doesn’t need to remain that way when clearly and readily understood verses can help… Continue Reading
When I was searching for wholeness in my life, someone spoke God’s Word to me, and I attended a Way Ministry fellowship. I enjoyed what was taught, but what really caught my attention was the power of God at work in the lives of the people. In the fellowship, I heard speaking in tongues, interpretation… Continue Reading
One of my favorite songs that Way Productions sings is “Speak the Word.” I enjoy the Caribbean and reggae beat, but most of all I love the lyrics because they remind and inspire me to speak God’s Word. Here are some of the lyrics to the song: Speak the Word, speak the Word We can’t… Continue Reading
The highest point on the face of the earth is Mount Everest. It is in the highest chain of mountains in the world—the Himalayas—between China and Nepal. It peaks at 29,035 feet, which totals five and one-half miles. The imagery of Mount Everest may help us grasp an understanding of the highest point we can… Continue Reading
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