Last night Doreen and I were blessed to gather with eager believers in a nearby home. We were reminded of a word from the Lord received back in the 1970’s. We lived in Florida then at a time of alarming prophesies of God’s judgement on Florida. One was of a tidal wave or tsunami causing great devastation. So, some of my friends felt they should store up freeze-dried food for the coming calamity.
I asked the Lord if we should do that, and He answered clearly: “Store up faith.” That was the beginning of a new concept for us. We acted on that word by learning more about living by faith, studying faith, growing in faith, and just generally learning to lean on God more than our own abilities. We later realized that by making “deposits” in our faith walk we were building up a “faith account” in the Holy Spirit. Each time we exercised faith we were encouraged to trust Him more.
In the good times as we saw answers to prayer we deposited more faith in our “account.” Eventually, as we faced hard times with our health or finances or other issues we discovered a wonderful truth. We could go to God and ask Him for a withdrawal from our faith account. It may sound simplistic to you, but for us it was, and still is real.
By building up our faith we discovered a storehouse in the Holy Spirit that was available in our times of need. Consider what I am saying. Ask the Lord about it for your life. He delights in helping His children just at the exact time of need. If the Holy Spirit is speaking to you in this testimony, why not start now storing up faith? Open a “faith account” with Jesus. Keep making deposits of faith and you will also discover a great resource in your times of need.
“But you, beloved, building yourselves up on your most holy faith, praying in the Holy Spirit,keep yourselves in the love of God, looking for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ unto eternal life.” Jude 1:20-21
Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
Les Lawrence, Voice of Christian Zionists















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Today is a little something different. I am working on writing a biography of my dear friend, Michael Masambu of Kenya. After the great Kenya youth conference headed by him in December, he was physically exhausted. I was honored to speak there to 4,800 youth and was likewise spent. So, today I’m sharing his Facebook comment, posted shortly after the meetings.










Self-evident Truths
10 07 2020Declaration of Independence
Have you ever considered the first phrase of the Declaration? There are three distinct thoughts: We hold – these truths – self-evident. We hold on, closely, without compromise, to these certain truths. We consider them to be obvious, self-evident. The evidence of their truth is clearly embodied in the very speaking of them.
Self-evident truth is a little like the humorous phrase: “Common sense is not as common as it used to be.” Actually, that quote originated with Voltaire: “Common sense is not so common.” However, we are talking about transcendent truth that is higher and more profound than common sense. It carries a prerequisite for the hearer, that you love the truth. Otherwise you can miss it entirely.
So, do you know the five self-evident truths in the Declaration?
Bible believers know that truth is not only a concept, it is the person of Jesus, the Messiah.
Wow! That is a pretty clear statement that the truth about God is obvious. As we pray for our nation in this time of crises, pray that people will gain a love of the truth. God desires to show mercy if we only repent of our self love and cry out to Him. Cry out for Jesus, the Truth, the Life-giver.
Also, continue to pray for the peace of Jerusalem and rain in season.
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