by Pastor Billy Register | Jan 9, 2024 | 21 Days of Fasting & Prayer, Christian Living
DAY 9: You Are Going to Make It We must realize God’s people are protected—we are blessed! But Satan will try to sneak in with a subtle approach, undetected, and pull you out from under the covering of the blessing of the Lord. This is why it is so important to...
by Pastor Billy Register | Jan 8, 2024 | 21 Days of Fasting & Prayer, Christian Living
DAY 8: High Cost of Low Living The enemy’s job is to pull us away from God’s house and His purposes, because he knows that if we come out from under the covering of the Father, he can take everything away from us, not only our finances, but also our...
by Pastor Billy Register | Jan 7, 2024 | 21 Days of Fasting & Prayer, Christian Living
DAY 7: The Secret to Joyful Living Did you know joy is your right as a believer and follower of Jesus Christ? But the enemy wants you to feel beat-up and condemned for things you have done in the past. He wants to rob you of your God-given right to joy. We all have to...
by Pastor Billy Register | Jan 6, 2024 | 21 Days of Fasting & Prayer, Christian Living
DAY 6: Be Great Before It Is Too Late Helen Keller was once asked, “Do you think there is anything more tragic than to be born blind?” And her answer was, “Yes. To be born with sight, but no vision.” There are many people who have lost their...
by Pastor Billy Register | Jan 5, 2024 | 21 Days of Fasting & Prayer, Christian Living
DAY 5: The Power of a Vision As you begin to process this idea of returning to God, you will draw near to God and experience His presence, seeing Jesus in a much clearer way. Many times as you draw near to God, He will give you a fresh vision of Jesus. You will...
by Pastor Billy Register | Jan 4, 2024 | 21 Days of Fasting & Prayer, Christian Living
DAY 4: A Prayer for You Several years ago, singer and songwriter Benny Hester wrote a song When God Ran. It was a powerful song that paints a picture of a God that pursues His people. It’s taken from the story of the Prodigal Son, and a father who ran to greet the son...
