God is able and capable to do anything, but mankind limits Him. In fact, Jesus could not perform many miracles in His hometown because of their lack of faith. Therefore, Jesus is not limited by His ability, but by ours. We have to participate in His ability by not limiting Him. Bishop Hargrove gives three […]
The birth, ministry, crucifixion, death, burial, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus points to the moment of Pentecost. The outpouring of the Holy Spirit is a gift displaying God’s redemptive power manifesting to bring man back into fellowship with Him. We are recipients of His gift — His Spirit, and we need God’s Spirit. God could […]
We celebrate Ascension Day, forty days after the resurrection of Jesus. Jesus no longer walks on dusty paths. He no longer sits on a donkey. What is He doing now that He has ascended? Some people believe He is waiting for all power—not so! Jesus already has ALL power and He sits on the throne […]
God spoke to Moses through a burning bush and got his attention. God speaks to us, too. In fact, He speaks to us more than we listen to Him. However, when God speaks we need to listen because we are called to make a difference. Focusing on ourselves and not God causes us to lose […]
“Soldierization” is the process of transforming a new member of the military from a civilian to a soldier. The soldier’s identity encompasses a whole set of values, behaviors, and ideals — a mission. The military knows that identity matters and so does God. How we see ourselves helps us understand who we are, how we […]
We have God and His blessings. If we have those two items, we have everything we need because we have found a great life in Jesus Christ. It is human nature to seek tranquility, happiness, security. . . but unless God builds it, it is in vain. It will not work through our own efforts. […]
We will all have trials, tribulations, and battles. What we do and how we react in them will determine the outcome. We want victory in every battle. Bishop Hargrove challenges us to examine two battles. One ends in victory; the other, defeat. Both outcomes had everything to do with submission to God’s will and instruction. […]