Evangelist Leonard Ravenhill said that A. W. Tozer (the famous author) once told him that he wasn’t worried about being judged for the things he’d done. “It’s the things I could have done but didn’t do that worry me.” This sets up a necessary truth for the believer about “Remaining in God’s Will.”

Daniel Kolenda teaches from the “Seeds of Sin” through a powerful verse in Song of Solomon 2:15 which says, “[It’s] the little foxes that spoil the vines.”

In Luke 4 we read about the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness. Verse 1 says, “And Jesus being full of the Holy Ghost returned from Jordan, and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness.” Jesus was not led into the wilderness by the devil. The verse says He was led into the wilderness by the Spirit! Jess found “Power Through The Wilderness.”

There is only one way to overcome your fears—face them! Most of the time, fear is like a mirage; as you walk toward it, it will become more and more transparent until it disappears completely. Today, Daniel Kolenda challenges you to “Face your fear.”

While we are waiting for God to move, God is often waiting for us to act. It is our demonstrated faith that moves God’s heart and hand, not just our need. Daniel Kolenda encourages you to, “Take Action.”

Sometimes God has to break us down so He can rebuild us His way, but God is a master builder.God has not forgotten you. The best is yet to come.

Jesus said, “Seek, and you will find” (Matt. 7:7, NKJV), and this is especially true of excuses. If you are looking for an excuse, you can always find one. Excuses are a penny a pound, plentiful and cheap. God does not buy them and neither should you! It’s time for a “No Excuses” approach in Jesus name!

Being in God’s will does not guarantee that we will evade trouble and adversity, but it does guarantee that every trial we face will be an agent of God’s love, actively working for our good in the end! God is for you!

Twenty percent of people identify themselves as chronic procrastinators. Their procrastination impacts every area of their lives. They miss many opportunities. In fact, their dawdling is so reliable some companies count on it for profitability, offering, for instance, generous rebates that they know will never be redeemed.” Daniel Kolenda challenges you to re-think this with a new mindset of, “Do it now.”

In this podcast Daniel Kolenda teaches a lesson that we can learn from, “The Disciple that Jesus loved”, John the Disciple.

Do you have a dream? Well, don’t just talk about it – do something! Faith without action is dead. Your “Action vs. Intention” means everything.

There is no more important or urgent matter in the universe than the salvation of the lost. Its no wonder Jesus’s last words on earth were instructions to take the gospel to the ends of the world. To “Go & Preach!”

My friend, history is waiting for people like you to stand up and make a difference. If not now when? If not here where? If not you who? Here’s the story of St. Telemachus.

I think one of the most tragic places you could ever visit is a cemetery, not because of the people who are buried there, but because of what is buried within the people who are buried there. In the cemetery lies a lot of “Buried Treasure.”

If you saw someone about to fall off the edge of a cliff, you wouldn’t sit down to send them an e-mail about their precarious situation would you? Of course not. You would immediately shout to them, run to them, reach to them, and so on. Here’s your “Million Dollar Challenge.”