Paula White

In Old Testament times, animals were killed and their blood was sprinkled on the altar as atonement for human sin. To be accepted by the priest, the creature had to be nearly perfect. No spot, blemish or sickness in its innocent body. Thank God the altar isn’t just for sinners; it’s for whosoever will surrender …

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Do you love God and want to serve Him but lack the ability to affect change in your own life and the lives of others? The Holy Spirit wants to anoint you with His power, but you'll have to go to the altar to get it. Click below to watch the video.

"Does anybody really care?" Do you hear it? That's the cry of the lost soul—and it's all around us. "Will someone please help me?" "Can anyone tell me that life is worth living?" "Please love me and accept me just the way I am!"

Rarely do we hear the cry spoken. But we see it in the depths of the eyes of the mother living next door who is wondering if her husband will come home tonight. It is painted across the face of the child who woke up this morning not knowing if there will be food on the table. It echoes in the silence of the young 17-year-old on her way to the clinic to abort her second child.

The fairy tales we all read as children taught us to believe that one day a handsome knight in shining armor would come and take us away on his white horse. But reality has left us wondering, "Why hasn't anyone brought me my glass slipper yet?"

It is the heart cry of every woman to be loved. But if we do not discover and accept the love of God, then we cannot love ourselves. And if we do not love ourselves, then we cannot love others.

Many of us spend our lives suffering from low self-esteem and insecurity because we never come to understand our own personal worth. We do not see ourselves as God sees us—"fearfully and wonderfully made" (Ps. 139:14, NKJV).