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In Due Season, We Will All Be Rewarded

by Jennifer Alden
written by Jennifer Alden

We are each on a journey in this world and I’m learning, more and more, how each one of them can be so vastly different. Not all snowflakes are the same, and neither are our lifelong journeys. As we go through these various hardships, many are left wondering what is their purpose.

We live in a society of many ethnicities and cultures, and many of us will choose for ourselves who or what we believe we should follow. People are people; but, no matter how different we may be, we all know the importance of working together.

It’s taken me a lifetime to figure out a lot of what went wrong in my own life. And God knows, I do still struggle. No matter how much we may choose to do the right thing, we do live in an imperfect world. Without this sense of peace in the world, life can present with more than just challenges.

1 Colossians teaches us that He was there from the beginning, and that before any of it came into existence, He holds it all together right up to this moment. He is our Creator, and it is His hope that we do our best to, once and for all, live in this peace together.

We Share More In Common, Than We Don’t

There is a divine order in which all things must come together, and I do believe He is bringing this order back into His eternal kingdom. Are we coming together for the good of all mankind, or are we living out our own liberties here on this Earth? 

It is true, too many liberties, leads to more immorality. When we walk away from the truth, hardship and more disparity will follow. This is, sadly, a real warning for the people of this world. 

In taking our world out of it’s proper order, it has caused us more death and destruction. And if I may be so bold to say, if it’s not for God, then it’s not of God, and that will lead to further disaster. 

For the Good of All Mankind

We have to do better by our own bodies, as well as the body of this earth. Creation Care was mankind’s designated responsibility and mandate from the very beginning.

The enemy wants to create a vicious cycle that will last a lifetime, affecting (infecting) each generation. It is an attack against all of God’s creation, and in leaving this imprint for each “new” generation.

The Earth is crying out; so, let all creation listen. How we choose to move forward, will determine our future. And the only future we should hope for, is one that is pleasing to Him.

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Inspiration In A Modern World, And What It Means To Be Truly Inspired

by Jennifer Alden
written by Jennifer Alden

We’re all on a journey of hope, looking for inspiration to help carry us along. Inspiration is subjective, as different people will find different things to be inspiring. God is the basis for our inspiration, because He is the basis for everything good and worth imitating. 

Finding Your Inspiration

How we find our inspiration in this world can be determined by what it is we are looking for. It can be Biblical inspiration, creative inspiration, or sudden creativity with a new invention, media, and/or design.

Nothing great in this world has ever been accomplished without this inspiration and passion. It’s in the lessons that we’ve learned to know, when it’s coming from God and not just man.

Who Inspires You?

There are many who do lead the pack in this divine process of inspiring others. Their perseverance is by far above what seems to be, more than the everyday norm. 

It’s with this “motivation” that we can better thrive, when the journey seemingly gets too hard to keep going.

I personally found Charles Stanley’s teachings to be very inspiring. As a couple, I do love to hear what John and Lisa Bevere have to say. It’s with Lysa TerKeurst that I know, I can always find something to relate to. And just like with many other influencers (in this world), they’re always here to help keep us moving forward.

Finding Our Inspiration In Him

I wrote this article recently, Discovering The ‘Rightness’ In Life, When We Find Our Rest In Him.

In this, I write, being human in nature, and in living by our own flesh, we do tend to judge people based on their status quo. We sometimes measure them by their importance in life, how many “likes” or “follows” they may have, or maybe by the position they carry: doctor, lawyer, etc…

Do we often enough consider helping someone, just for the sake of helping? Or what about loving someone, only for the sake of loving?

Being an influence in this world…

Jesus makes it possible for us to know our heavenly Father, and regardless of where we are in life, God will always offer us this greater intimacy in Him. He is our motivation, our inspiration, and our eternal “All In All”.

In this season of renewal, I believe that the Lord has shown me there are many who are trying to “build it,” doing so, with their own hands. It’s when we learn to give it to God that we can let go of the “man-made” influences in our lives, and in finding this true inspiration in Him.

What the flesh tends to long for does take on a whole new perspective, as we soon become our “true-to-self” spiritual man. And as we begin to lead our new life, as a follower of Christ, we can each have a more increased influence in this world, helping to draw souls more near to Him.

Please consider joining us, as we support others on their quest, for this much-needed hope in the world. 🌎🕊️

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Discovering The ‘Rightness’ In Life, When We Find Our Rest In Him

by Jennifer Alden
written by Jennifer Alden

1 Samuel 16: 7 teaches us, “Do not look on his appearance or on the height of his stature, because I have rejected him. For the Lord sees not as man sees: man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart,” instead.

Being human in nature, and in living by our flesh, we do tend to judge people based on their status quo. We sometimes measure them by their importance in life, how many “likes” or “follows” they may have, or maybe by the position they carry: doctor, lawyer, and so on. 

Do we consider often enough just helping someone for the sake of helping? Or what about loving someone for the sake of loving? Jesus makes it possible for us to know our heavenly Father. And regardless of where we are in life, God does offer this greater intimacy in Him.

A Place of Renewal

I believe that the Lord has shown me, “there are many trying to ‘build it,’ doing so with their own hands.”  There are laborers, there are architects, there are plans being put in place, as the visionaries do speak of the visions He is giving them.

It is a removal of the old things; a cleansing; a renovation process taking place. In my life, it has been a purging of sorts. He is calling us to a place of renewal: new beginnings, new thinking, and in some cases, even new land.

Luke 15: 4 says, “What man of you, having a hundred sheep, if he has lost one of them, does he not leave the ninety-nine in the open country, and go after the one that is lost, until he finds it?”

Sheep need four things to rest:

  1. Freedom from fear
  2. Freedom from conflict within the flock
  3. Freedom from hunger
  4. Freedom from thirst

This really makes it clear, as to why we “as humans” also need our Shepherd. It’s in this time we spend with the Lord that it will help restore our soul, bringing us closer to Him.

Finding True Peace

Let us not be so focused on our earthly life that we forget the life He has set before us, and for all eternity. True peace and joy will be ours, when we truly surrender our lives to Him. 

Psalm 23:3 says, “He renews my strength. He guides me along right paths, bringing honor to His name…” — In Christ, we work; but, as we quickly learn, there will always be limits to our own labor.

We are His precious children; so, let us come together in faith, like little children... Because it’s only then, will we find this true rest in Him.

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To Gather A Healthy Harvest, We’ve Got To Keep Watering Our Seeds

by Jennifer Alden
written by Jennifer Alden

Adversity is a bridge to a deeper relationship with God. – Charles Stanley

Our experiences, here on Earth, can be used as great lessons when we give them to our heavenly Father. God will use each one of our challenges to teach us a greater truth, if we simply believe.

This is a quote from a colleague’s article, a pingback from one of my previous articles, and how wonderfully true it is: “Out of the overflow of our lives, we are able to pour into the lives of others. In this, we find the responsibility of prosperity is a privilege…”— I believe that this prosperity comes in many forms. Hard lessons learned can be shared with others, and in this, nothing is ever in vain.

The Journey

I’ve learned to live with very little through the years, also being given the privilege of having much. There were times when daily living seemed more than just a challenge. I was dependent for many things, and at times did not know if the light at the end of the tunnel was ever coming for me. The lessons learned were getting harder; but, I learned that no matter how much we may have, or how much we may lose, it is always better to give than to receive.

The enemy works diligently to take what he can in guaranteeing our future will not be a success. He’s not just after our joy, he’s aiming to steal our finances, our security, our peace, and more specifically, our hope. With no hope, we’re left with no purpose. We give up, we give in, and the consequences can be life-threatening.

Only when we can fully trust in the Lord, will we truly understand what His will is for our lives. We must gather together with other believers for this encouragement. We must continue to praise and worship to counteract these wiles of defeat.

Keep Kingdom Building

There is much work to do for the Kingdom of God on earth. I believe, He will put a passion in our hearts to drive us forward, no matter what our circumstances may be. Prayer is an exercise of our faith, and like any exercise, if you want a good outcome, or a lean body, you must be willing to make time for it.

In my book, The World, As We Know It, I use this example in demonstrating how our nation, our world, has developed what seems to be this spiritual atrophy. I explain that for lack of exercising our faith, by taking God out of our schools, our courtrooms, and so on, we are doing the very same. Many have given in and are losing hope, as a result of these relentless attacks against them.

Imagine if you stop moving or exercising, what do you think is going to happen? Your body is going to lose muscle, and given enough time, you will develop this atrophy. The enemy knows this, and like a wave of destruction, his aim is to wear us down, leaving us for dead, and with no will to keep going.

Watering Our Seeds

“Then Jesus laid his hands on his eyes again, and he opened his eyes, his sight was restored, and he saw everything clearly” (see Mark 8:25).

I pray that my eyes will always be open to this truth, and to all that He wants me to see. We must pray for hearts to be changed. We must show support to those who are struggling with helping to make the changes this world needs.

Matthew 9:37-38 states, “Then He said to His disciples, ‘The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few; therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest’.”

You see, though the leaves on the tree do appear to be dark and dying, the root system is still very much alive. To gather for a healthy harvest, we’ve just got to keep watering our seeds.

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Life Lessons: Replacing The Seed Of Discouragement With A Hopeful Heart Instead

by Jennifer Alden
written by Jennifer Alden

Just as the anchor which holds a ship is not in the exact same place as the ship itself, our hope is not in this world. Rather, it is in a holier, greater place. Since Christ has gone ahead of us, in order to secure our salvation, we should have this absolute confidence in Him.

The Recovery Process

My life has been in a recovery of sorts. Where we were almost debt-free, prior to my husband leaving, I was left with all the marital expenses, numerous medical expenses, then came attorney’s fees, divorce, and the financial slope of decline began.

It’s been quite a recovery process, in getting this area of my life back in order. Where we cannot take the worldly goods with us, our reputation, and our overall good name, is of much value.

In Following Christ

As a follower of Christ, I’ve learned that there is a great deal of responsibility in leading by example. Paying our debt, and giving to others, helping one another in their time of need, are only two examples of that. How we spend our money and how we manage our time, here on earth, are equally important in our walk with Christ.

I’ve taken away a great many lessons from the last few years, and where God is entrusting me with more, my heart is to give even more. It is true, where the enemy seeks to destroy, God purposes to use all things together for good.

What God Has Promised

Hope is the confident expectation of what God has promised, and its strength is in His faithfulness. One cannot have hope without faith, and in a world full of hope, there will be less chaos and fear. When people have hope, they have this faith that is anchored. They hold the belief that says, “I do believe the future will be better.”

Finding this hope not only encourages us to keep going, but it also speaks as this witness to others. You see, a “seed of discouragement” cannot grow in a heart full of thankfulness… And it’s through this hopeful heart that there will always be more love to give.

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Fill Your Home With The Peace And Transformation Of God’s Word

by Lauren Koch
written by Lauren Koch

Are you aware of the power of your choice to invite the transformation of God’s word into your home? Whether you own a home, travel constantly, or rent with loud neighbors all around, the spaces you dwell in are meant to host God’s presence. As a believer in Jesus, He actually lives inside of you! How incredible is that? With this knowledge, you get to bring heaven into every area of your life–including our home! Filling your home with God’s word invites Jesus, the Word of God, to show up and make Himself known. Today’s article discusses the importance of this, check it out below.

Life and death in the power of your tongue

“Death and life are in the power of the tongue,
    and those who love it will eat its fruits.” (Proverbs 18:21)

God has given us an incredible gift–free will. And what we choose to do with it sets the scene for every other area of our life. One of these facets is what we choose to speak–to ourselves, to others, and even our environments. Have you ever entered a grocery store or even a friend or family member’s home and just felt…uneasy? Maybe anxious, angry, or irritable? For me, there are several places that come to mind. Holy Spirit taught me how to combat these feelings from a place of rest–His rest–through the word. So instead of going into a place and succumbing to what everyone else around me was feeling, I could enter strong and spiritually “armored”.

The armor of God

“Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. 11 Put on the full armor of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes. 12 For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. 13 Therefore put on the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground, and after you have done everything, to stand. 14 Stand firm then, with the belt of truth buckled around your waist, with the breastplate of righteousness in place, 15 and with your feet fitted with the readiness that comes from the gospel of peace. 16 In addition to all this, take up the shield of faith, with which you can extinguish all the flaming arrows of the evil one. 17 Take the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God.” (Ephesians 6:10-17)

When we allow the transformation of God’s word to penetrate our hearts, it will ripple into every place we go. One of the most important places this happens is in our home.

How are we filling our home with God’s word?

“For the word of God is living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing to the division of soul and of spirit, of joints and of marrow, and discerning the thoughts and intentions of the heart.” (Hebrews 4:12)

God’s word is living and active. It’s been with Him from the beginning. In fact, the bible tells us that Jesus is the the Word of God, that came to earth to dwell among us. Knowing this, what are some ways you can steward Jesus’s presence in your home? Here are some simple ideas:

  • choose a weekly scripture to display in the kitchen or living space, that everyone can read
  • put sticky notes with scripture on your children or roommate’s bedroom doors
  • keep your bible open and near your bed

By doing simple things like this, you can ensure God’s word isn’t sitting on a shelf collecting dust, but it’s being applied to your day to day life. None of these things replace the daily time spent in meditating on the bible, but they add more deposits of Jesus to your day.

“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” (John 1:1)

An invitation for our participation

Knowing our heavenly authority to engage with God’s presence, inviting His word into our homes lays the foundation for ourselves and our families. When we pray God’s word, we are filling our mouths and bodies with His truth for our lives. And the more we do this in our home, we actually access the transforming power of His truth in our home, neighborhood, and community. Perhaps more importantly, we engage with His truth in the depths of our hearts. As a spouse, this centers our marriage. As parents, this influences our children. We get to choose to engage with the transformation of God’s word, filling our hearts and homes with more of Him.

Cultivating atmospheres of heavenly presence

“Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth.” (John 17:17)

Remind your heart of God’s truth for your life. Incredibly, the hope that we possess in Him can touch every part of our lives. The idea of cultivating atmospheres of God’s heavenly presence might sound…peculiar. But all throughout the bible are instances of Jesus making himself known to us (in our homes, with other believers, even with Paul while He was imprisoned!) When we invite the transformation of God’s word into our homes, we are really inviting Jesus. He brings miracles, healing, and transformation!

When Jesus appears to us

I love the song When You Walk Into The Room. It captures the beauty, wonder, and fresh breath of being in the presence of God. As you listen, read the excerpts I placed below. Consider how every time Jesus encounters someone in scripture, they were impacted. He touches our physical bodies, our hearts, minds, and entire lives! I pray that as engage with your family, you don’t just talk about the Lord. I pray you encounter His tangible, healing presence, in your home.

“And Jesus went throughout all the cities and villages, teaching in their synagogues and proclaiming the gospel of the kingdom and healing every disease and every affliction.” (Matthew 9:35)

Jesus heals a servant

“When he had entered Capernaum, a centurion came forward to him, appealing to him, 6 “Lord, my servant is lying paralyzed at home, suffering terribly.” 7 And he said to him, “I will come and heal him.” 8 But the centurion replied, “Lord, I am not worthy to have you come under my roof, but only say the word, and my servant will be healed. 9 For I too am a man under authority, with soldiers under me. And I say to one, ‘Go,’ and he goes, and to another, ‘Come,’ and he comes, and to my servant,‘Do this,’ and he does it.” 10 When Jesus heard this, he marveled and said to those who followed him, “Truly, I tell you, with no one in Israel have I found such faith.

I tell you, many will come from east and west and recline at table with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob in the kingdom of heaven, 12 while the sons of the kingdom will be thrown into the outer darkness. In that place there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.” 13 And to the centurion Jesus said, “Go; let it be done for you as you have believed.” And the servant was healed at that very moment.” (Matthew 8:5-13)

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Relationship with the Word of God
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Relationship With The Word Of God

by GOD TV
written by GOD TV

Reading your Bible can be fun. And I just wanted to encourage you and take the stress off of the to-do list of reading your Bible. I used to read my Bible and get stressed out about how many verses I was reading, if I was even going remember what I read. And I was doing it more out of a place of striving. And really, no matter how the Word gets in you is good, but you were made for relationship with Jesus.

In John 1:1, it talks about how Jesus is the Word. And so when we’re reading our Bible, we’re spending time with Jesus. And so whether you read chapters at a time or verses at a time, or you know, the shortest verse, “Jesus wept,” whatever you read, go into it and ask the Holy Spirit to help you. When I am about to open my Bible in the morning, I just thank the Holy Spirit for being with me. And I ask Him to teach me as I’m reading, and I ask Him to just remind me that this is time with Him. I’m not striving, I’m not reading to teach, because there are those times I have to teach and that’s okay, but I want to spend time with the One that I love. I want to spend the time with the One who loves me.

I want come to the Word and approach it just knowing that I’m loved.  I actually recently have been reading a whole book of the Bible at a time. And sometimes I only feel led to read a verse at a time. So I just want you to shake off any condemnation about how you read the Bible or how many minutes you spend reading the Bible. Don’t look at the clock, just do it because you love being with Him.

Open your Bible. I love to write scriptures sometimes, because remembering the Word of God is really important to me. I believe that verse that says, “Out of the overflow of the heart, the mouth speaks.” So I want to be full of the Word of God.  But just spend time in His presence. Invite the Holy Spirit to read it with you and invite Him to examine you as you read it as well, so that you can really see what God is speaking to you through the Word.

So God, I just thank you so much for your Word. Jesus, I thank you that you are the Word. I thank you that the Word is alive and it’s active. And God, I just pray that as people read the word, that you would just wash away the condemnation, or the to-do list, or the striving in reading, that it would become something that’s joyful again. In Jesus’ name. Amen.

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A Stranger In A Strange Land

by Jennifer Alden
written by Jennifer Alden

The beginning of each New Year brings the promise of new purpose, new goals, new hope and new intentions. It is a removal of the old things, a fresh new start, and as we prepare for a better future.

It was more than twelve years ago when I made a decision to rededicate my life to the Lord. I was celebrating my birthday with my husband. We had dinner with our family and friends, ending the night early, enjoying our solitude in our newly coupled relationship. 

It was a night of new beginnings for the two of us. It was the very night that we both, together, surrendered our lives to the Lord.

It was the following year that I had what I considered a near death experience. Prior to marrying my husband, I had been living a life that looking back, had become very selfish. After a difficult divorce more than five years before, I had made some choices that ultimately, led me to that point in my life. It was a period in my life, when I had walked away from the Lord. I refused to listen, insistent I could do things my own way. And after a very narrow escape (from almost dying), God did give me a second chance.

Finding My Way

God showed me His grace and mercy, like I never knew it before. I became the “bell sheep” in my own story, and never again did I want to leave His side.

After many years of leading my own misguided life, I knew that it was finally time to put my faith to the test. I realized that it was time to change me, all of me, and it had to be done from the inside out. 

What I found to be true is that in my own strength, there’s nothing I can do without Him. There’s no peace; there’s no joy. There’s nothing I can buy; there’s no satisfaction that can ever sustain me. I had to let go of the things of this world, to finally see what I was missing. I had to give my life over to God, to truly understand the grace He has given me. 

It was time to right the wrongs in my own thinking, allowing Him to change my mind. It was in Him, where I finally found the courage to carry on. It is in Him, where I, truly, had to find this peace.

To Fully Surrender

This world is changing, more and more every day. The Earth is crying out for all of us to, once and for all, listen. I believe, in many ways, the hourglass of time has finally reached its stay. Many are scrambling to “save the Earth,” when it’s been since the beginning of time we were given instruction on how to take care of it.

Only God can save us from ourselves and the detriment we have caused this planet. After all the years we’ve spent building up our own lives, living for ourselves, and in doing what we want, or by what we think we’ve needed, we are seeing the consequences of it. We’ve sacrificed time with our loved ones, doing what makes us happy, neglecting the very souls He has given us to shepherd.

God wants us to want Him so much that nothing on this earth can ever separate us from Him again. It’s been in this spiritual death that I do finally see this truth. And it’s only in physical death, will I ever fully know it.

Luke 9:23-24, “And he said to them all, ‘If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow me. For whosoever will save his life shall lose it: but whosoever will lose his life for my sake, the same shall save it’.”

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One JAM Nation: We’re Working Together Through The World-Wide Airwaves And Media Broadcasting!

by Jennifer Alden
written by Jennifer Alden

In 2008, it was my heart to gather together a group of ladies who were fierce in their convictions of being proactive for the rights of women and children: human trafficking, child abuse, spousal abuse, as well as prison ministry. I reached out to the local community to get started, beginning with a small group on social media, We Stand for Them, “Fresh Start” training, and I was very excited for it.

It was just one short year later that the Lord carefully and delicately revealed to me the relevance this had in my own life. He gently brought me back to a place of remembrance, showing me this was necessary for my own healing.

As part of this process of healing, taking place in me, it was time to write my heart out, stepping out in faith, publishing my first book in 2012.

It was in 2014, when Psalm 95:1 became a prominent verse in my life: “Oh come, let us sing to the LORD; let us make a joyful noise to the Rock of our salvation.” – It is one that I believe, I was not only compelled to live by; but, it is a verse that would (unknowingly) become a new motto for me, and this growing ministry.

It was a call to gather the body of Christ, the hurting and the lost, proclaiming that no matter what our circumstances may be, good, bad, or indifferent, we must continue to gather and celebrate the Lord with this “Joy And Music” (JAM).

This is my heart today for One Jam Nation, and in gathering on the airwaves with ONE JAM NATION Radio, and at concert events.

JAM: A ROCK of All Ages was our first running concert series. The first concert event, when the vision for “One Jam Nation” fully came into fruition for me.

The owner of WTIS, one of Tampa Bay’s first-ever inspirational talk radio networks, had attended the event, coming to me offering a time-slot on their airwaves. I was given an opportunity to host a radio show of my choice on their AM/FM network, with the privilege of also being involved in the production process, interviewing guests, eventually leading to this various on-site media.

Initially, I had graciously declined, not having had any prior experience in radio broadcasting. However, after discussing it with my team, reflecting back to an email I had sent them the previous year (in referencing a dream I had for it), and after prayerfully going to the Lord about it that night, I awoke the next morning knowing exactly what I was supposed to do, and One Jam Nation, the radio show, was born.

Inspiration AM 1110

One Jam Nation started out as a small radio show that very quickly outgrew its 30 minute time-slot. Before we knew it, we became a two-hour program, with four running segments, and my interviewing a new guest literally every fifteen minutes.

After two-years of being ON AIR, I just knew it was time to give birth to something even bigger. And what was once this thirty-minute talk radio show, became, instead, a 24/7/365 day a year stand-alone talk radio network.

The Lord showed me the purpose for One Jam Nation on the airwaves (world-wide) even then, and what Psalm 95:1 should mean to each one of us for this praise and worship.

We’ve had a very successful run through the years with some of our first interviews being with Jeremy Camp, Kutless, Urban Rescue, for KING & COUNTRY, I AM THEY, and so many more! I’ve been a witness in watching these artists grow, as ministries have evolved, and as we’ve continued to celebrate the Lord with them, through this joy and music.

I am ever mindful of how much the Lord is using this media realm to spread the “Good News,” throughout the various networks. GOD TV is bringing breaking news, stories and updates, with encouraging Christian entertainment, the whole family can enjoy. It is my privilege to be working with them for this media coverage. It is the “Great Commission” to know Him, love Him, and share Him with the world, and we can do this together through the world-wide airwaves and this media broadcasting.

One JAM Nation is not just ministry, it is a mindset. We are “One Body of Christ,” purposed to come together, glorifying Him, and with all of our many working parts!

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Do not be afraid...You can overcome temptations too
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Do Not Be Afraid…You Can Overcome Temptations, Too

by GOD TV
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Imagine the scene. Jesus is led by the Spirit into the wilderness for 40 days and 40 nights to be tempted of the devil. He’s tempted in the body, He’s tempted in His mind, and He’s tempted in His spirit. Yet He didn’t use some great heavenly host of angels, some secret thing that He and Father God had behind the scenes. No, He stood boldly as a man, the man, Christ Jesus, and looked Satan in the eye and said, “It is written. It is written. It is written.”

When we face the dark side, when we face the difficulties that we have in our own lives, do we have the courage to use the remedy that Jesus taught us 2000 years ago? Are we waiting for some magic thing to fall out of heaven when Jesus Himself quoted the word? The great lesson from today’s passage of scripture as part of our Do Not Be Afraid series is, is that the Lord Jesus Christ Himself has shown us a way to see Satan go, to see the darkness leave, and to see light prevail.

If Jesus quoted God’s word, then so should we. Remember these three profound words as we go through the challenges of today, as we go through the challenges of this season. If it’s good enough for Jesus, it’s surely good enough for us. It is written, it is written, it is written.

Friend, there’s a heart, there’s a life, there’s a person, there’s a real person that needs to hear the good news of Jesus Christ at this very moment. Today, I appeal to you to join with us and become a media missionary. Sow financially into GOD TV, and let’s take this good news of Jesus to the ends of the earth. Through your giving, through your prayer, through your support, this world is going to be changed, and the good news of Jesus Christ is gonna be heard around the world. God bless you.

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