Series: Giants in the Land: Volume 1 (War for Possession)Part I: The Summons to War — Post 1 of 33 He Brought Us Out To Bring Us in Israel did not leave Egypt merely to leave Egypt. God had a destination in view. Redemption was never meant to terminate in deliverance, but in possession. The…
(Giants in the Land – Table of Contents) When God brings a man out of Egypt, He intends to bring him into Canaan (Deut. 6:23). But between deliverance and inheritance lies conflict. Canaan is not heaven — it is rest, inheritance, enlargement, and reigning in life by Jesus Christ (Rom. 5:17). It is what Christ…
Psalm 136 is a song of triumph. Not therapy. Not sentiment. Triumph. From the Red Sea to Pharaoh, from Sihon to Og, from wilderness to inheritance — Israel is rehearsing the mighty acts of God. The refrain that seals every victory is the same: “His mercy endureth for ever.” (Psalm 136, KJV) This is not…
Series: Freedom That Remains — Post 7 Freedom is not fragile because Christ failed.It collapses because freedom was never meant to stand alone. Throughout Scripture, God never treated deliverance as an end in itself. Deliverance was always the beginning—never the destination. Egypt was not the promise. The wilderness was not the inheritance. And crossing the…
Series: Freedom That Remains — Post 4 Why Deliverance Must Become Discipleship Deliverance may remove an enemy, but it does not automatically establish a ruler. This is the great misunderstanding that has plagued generations of believers. Freedom is often treated as an event rather than a calling; as an experience rather than a stewardship. When…
Series: Freedom That Remains — Post 3 How Israel’s Repeated Cycle of Deliverance and Relapse Was Preserved as a Warning to the Church The Old Testament does not present Israel as a success story. It presents them as a warning. God could have edited the record. He could have highlighted victories and muted failures. Instead,…
Series: Freedom That Remains — Post 1 Israel’s Pattern and the Christian’s Inheritance There is a question almost no one asks in the modern church, though Scripture answers it on nearly every page: Why do so many believers experience real deliverance… yet find themselves slipping back into the same bondage, the same torment, the same…
The Ambush of the Cross — Post 4 “Until the time that his word came: the word of the LORD tried him.”— Psalm 105:19 The enemy thought Joseph was finished. Betrayed by his brothers, falsely accused by Potiphar’s wife, and forgotten by those he helped in prison, Joseph looked buried. The dreams he once carried…
The Ambush of the Cross — Post 5“To obey is better than sacrifice.” — 1 Samuel 15:22 A King’s Ambush Saul didn’t fall because he was a pagan. He fell because he was religious. He had spiritual authority, prophetic encounters, victories in battle—and yet he lost the kingdom. Why? Because he walked in the flesh…
The Ambush of the Cross, Post 6 “The LORD forbid that I should stretch forth mine hand against the LORD’S anointed.”—1 Samuel 26:11 There is a kind of victory that does not come from taking — but from waiting. There is a kind of power that doesn’t strike first, but trusts first. And there is…