by Bill Elliff
October 03, 2022
Jesus always knew, in the moment, what He was to do and where He was to go. This was because of His unbroken communion with the Spirit of God. "The Spirit impelled Him to go into the wilderness." He knew and He followed without the slightest hesitation.
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by Bill Elliff
August 17, 2022
It is one of the most astounding attributes of God. He speaks to us. There could be no more extraordinary condescension that the One who made us would bend to communicate in ways we can hear.
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by Bill Elliff
July 07, 2022
Your life can be a testimony of God’s grace or an illustration of His disciplining power. Either way, God is glorified. But glorifying God because of your obedience and His displays of mercy is far better.
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by Bill Elliff
June 29, 2020
One of the greatest truths in heaven or earth is that God is willing to come to us. In one of the last minor prophets of the Old Testament He speaks to His people through Zechariah reminding them once again that He is waiting.
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by Bill Elliff
May 04, 2020
You can ignore Gods Word and resist God’s Spirit control in your life. But be assured of this: you have chosen a deadly path and you will find yourself established on that road. But you can choose to follow Christ. You can love His Word and gladly yield to His Spirit. The result over time is a life established on the right path. And soon you will find yourself running with the wind at your back, for you will be free!
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by Bill Elliff
April 10, 2020
God made us. Like anything that is made, God designed us with a pattern and a purpose. He created us to live in dependency upon Him. And the foundational component of this faith is obedience. If He is our Lord, when He speaks we must believe that His will is good, and we must respond in obedience.
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by Bill Elliff
July 09, 2015
The foundational belief upon which everything stands in Christianity is the first phrase of the Bible: "In the beginning God created." (Genesis 1:1). This absolute sovereignty of God over everything that follows in history demands our attention. But we will not listen to our Creator.
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