The Faith Hour

What is causing the spike in sudden (cardiac) in young people? A variety of factors including pandemic-related stresses but what about the economic conditions? Is there hope for #millennias and #GenZ?

Big Tech bros have gone on a firing spree, 48,000 people have lost jobs in the first three weeks of 2023. Has big tech become a driver of economic collapse?

A social construct unique to the United States. The question of why do so many women live beneath federal poverty thresholds and guidelines, in the word’s richest country. The combination of factors described as causative implements include, demographics, economics, and government policy.

The Bible teaches us to never worry about what we cannot control because ultimately, God is in control. God is our power and He is our strength! When God declares that our problems are solved, it is so.

Isaiah 49 teaches us that God rewards us for our faith even when we feel like our trials are never-ending.

What does worry do to our minds and bodies, are you anxious? Harriet has the fix for you - listen

What are the side effects of our everyday living? These affect the way we think and influence the choices we make…

Let 2023 be the year your dream comes through. The Psalms in chapter 21 :2 NKJV- says “You have given him his heart’s desire”- pursue and overtake everything that is your desire. God wants the best for you!

A trip to the grocery store ends in violence. A drive on the highway, seems violence is everywhere even at the US Capitol. Did Covid do this? Or are we just violent? The answers is in this taping of #downtoearth

Proverbs 24:1-2 teaches us that we should not envy others, for we do not know what price they pay to access what they have.

Joshua 1:1-3 instructs us to go for our dreams by taking a leap of faith. Crossing the river Jordan requires trusting that God will bless our path, and guide our every step.

The potter has a plan for the clay in his hands, but he didn’t like the finished work so he changed it. Have you thought of yourself as clay in the hands of God? It’s not too late for a makeover

In these uncertain times, a gentle reminder that God is our refuge and strength

Isaiah 50:11-7 exhorts to call on God when we are experiencing difficulties. The prophet reminds us that the same God who has delivered us in times past, can deliver us again and again. It doesn’t t matter what the problem is, call on God as He has heard our cry

God gives us a series of choices throughout our lives. The most importance choice we make every day is the choice to be good—to be kind, to be patient, to be understanding. We must choose to be good, as God Himself chooses to love us each and every day.

The Book of John teaches us that we should not worry for anything. Our hearts should not be troubled for any reason. Instead, we must key our eyes—and our faith—in God.

When the people of God were in trouble, they looked to the wise counsel of Nathan the Prophet. Similarly, we as followers of Christ must look to God’s counsel when we are in need.

The feeling that you’re “running out of time” is something that causes great anxiety and stress in the people of God. What we must remember is that God is the only being who determines our time. And He will move Heaven and Earth to lengthen our days.

Psalm 68 teaches us that when God arises, all of our problems—and our enemies—scatter to the wind. It makes no sense that we worry or be anxious, because God rises to each and every occasion, delivering us from the hand of the wicked.

A day unto us is a thousand years unto the Lord. Let us rejoice each and every day that we are blessed with, and let us use each day to glorify the Lord with our works.

The Son of God is also the Sun of our lives, and His light shines through even in our darkest moments.

Philippians chapter 4 teaches us to worry or want for nothing because God always provides.

Much of what we’re fighting are strongholds, enemies far more powerful than we can imagine. And that is why we exercise our faith in God to help us overcome the strongholds of anxiety, stress, and lack.

God placed the responsibility of guidance and care on the shepherds. It is the shepherd whom the community looks to for counseling, advice, and spiritual leadership. But the shepherds of today have neglected their duties. As a result, the flock is lost. God is now holding the shepherds responsible.

It’s so easy giving ourselves credit for all the good things that happen to us. But we must remember that our blessings come not by our own works, but by God’s mighty hand.