Dr. Pam Morrison
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Living In the Power of God
In my lifetime, I have seen, learned and experienced so very much. It is my time, as it was for the prophetess Anna, to pour all God has given me into those coming after me. Because of God’s emphasis, I have grown to value certain themes as so important in the life of the church,
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Parents and Grandparents: The Battle Lines are Drawn
“Attorney General Merrick Garland signaled he has no plans to withdraw a memo ordering the FBI to help local leaders address threats against educators.” This was the opening line of an online article from the Wall Street Journal dated Oct. 27, 2021. Those who have been following the news know that after a letter from
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The Healing of Lives Ravaged by Addiction with Jessica Stovall
The illegal drug use statistics have always been sobering but never more than now. During the lockdown and pandemic of yes, COVID-19, and also job losses, businesses closing and church and social networks unavailable, many fighting addiction have suffered enormously. There has been a rise in overdose deaths and in suicides during this period. The
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Jesus Prayed “May They Be One” Just Before Being Crucified
To speak of unity in the church can often meet resistance. “We can’t align ourselves with this group! This one is heretical! I never could sit through their worship!” On and on it goes — the reasons why we must stay “pure and apart” from some other Christian person(s) or fellowship. Watching debates on social
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The Fuel for Ministry is the Oil of Encounter
Early in the month of September, David Herzog Ministries sponsored a meeting in Phoenix, Arizona. The meeting was timed to coincide with the feast of Rosh Hashanah and was full of glory. Some ask, “Why connect with Jewish feasts?” And the answer is threefold. One, the feasts are actually described in Scripture as the “feasts
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How the Holy Spirit Sustains Cuban Believers
I had the opportunity to speak via WhatsApp this week with my dear Cuban friend, Pastor Arnaldo Peña Muñoz, and a young church member, Beatriz, who translated. We talked about the recent protests and the “boiling over” pot that is the Cuban people right now. The pandemic has pushed them to the limits of their
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The Vital Need of the Church in This Hour
Years ago, like a number of other pastors, I found a beautiful sermon illustration about the uniqueness of Christian love in the movie Les Misérables. This story is set in the early 1800s and involves a man, Jean Valjean, who is released from prison following 19 years of imprisonment. He had stolen a loaf of
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Heal the Sick, Raise the Dead
One of my favorite stories about the life of pastor Surprise Sithole from his book, Voice in the Night, is when God raised a 6-year-old girl back to life through Him. Surprise had begun to minister in an area of Africa. After a first night gathering of 50 to 70 people, on the second night,
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His Healing Ministry Flows From and to Imperfect People
Recently, someone asked: “Is fasting required for a person to move in the healing ministry of Christ?” The person was trying to understand healing. Is there a fixed set of steps to take to ensure healing happens—if not always, at least often? But miraculous healing isn’t really about our performance or works—what we do or
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Evangelist Says God Can Show You the Deepest Needs of Hurting People
Evangelist Rick Bonfim has been in ministry since the age of 14, but in his profound new book, Praying with Accuracy, he says it took him a number of years with fasting “several days a month, waiting on God, and asking Him for wisdom” to learn how to pray powerfully and effectively for hurting people.
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Prolific Writer and Evangelist Attacks America’s Rising Atheism With ‘Proof God Is Real’
The crowd was overwhelmed at the amazing sight, Dr. Daniel King, of King Ministries International, shares. Mohammed, a crippled man and a Muslim, climbed up on the platform during a recent gospel festival, raised his cane in the air and shouted, “Jesus healed me!” Excitement swept through those assembled. “Here was a Muslim man thanking
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How You Can Find Personal Revival When You’re Dry and Weary
The Cross and the Switchblade by David Wilkerson has meant so much to me over the years as I have ministered to recovering addicts. And while I love the entire book and the story of his New York ministry, it’s the description of when Pastor Wilkerson sold his TV that sticks. Wilkerson had a successful
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Why You Must Avoid This Popular Perversion of the Gospel
It was clear when the apostle Paul wrote to the Galatians that he was extraordinarily concerned about the deviation from the truth they were engaging in. He barely stopped for a typical greeting before heatedly launching into these words: “I am astonished that you are so quickly deserting the one who called you to live
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The ‘Pandemic’ That Will Remain Even as States Open Up
We see the beginning of several states allowing businesses to open up and workers and customers to return. The economy, which has taken an enormous hit from this season of coronavirus, is the next “patient” that needs to be revived. But in the midst of this pandemic, there have been other headlines to which the
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