The imagery of Jeremiah 5:4 seems strange, even crass, to us. However, the frankness of the language speaks to the dire need of repentance, revival, and restoration. Circumcision was the covenant act that spoke of Israel's total separation (cut off) from the evil practices of the nations around them...even an association that could lead to evil practices. It was also a total consecration to Yahweh...  Read More

Take some time in prayer to praise and thank God, and invite him to be among us when we gather in praise, for his presence to move powerfully among us, and that we may hear and heed his word.  Read More

"Yet my people have exchanged their glorious God for worthless idols" (Jeremiah 2:11b, NLT)My heart cried out as I read these words from Jeremiah: "O God, how true are these ancient words! Save us from ourselves! Save us from our sin! Save us for Your glory! God, save us!" That our changing world has not had a heart-change is evident, at home and abroad. If ever we needed transformational revival,...  Read More

Jesus is our cornerstone. We pray this and sing this, but do we understand it?  Read More

"Even before they call, I will answer; while they are still speaking, I will hear." (Isaiah 65:24, CSB)How different is the heart of God from the hearts of humanity! He who pursues us in goodness and unfailing love (Psalm 23:6), and allows Himself to be found by those who do not seek Him or call on His Name (Isaiah 65:1), is constantly rejected by those who do not answer His call or listen when He...  Read More

When the battle lines have been drawn and we are standing on that front line looking across the field at the armies that are arrayed against us, it is easy to find ourselves shaking in our boots like the Israeli army standing before Goliath...  Read More