Greetings, salutations, blessings, etc.! Good Morning! Ready for the day? OK. So grab your coffee, folks. Yeah, I know. Gotta finish letting it steep so it has the right taste, and all of that. I’ll wait. Ready?

Let me share a quick but funny story before we begin. Some weeks back I shared with you the changes that have been taking place in our son, Joshua. The overcoming of temper outbursts and anger has been an ongoing struggle.

We may run long today as we attempt to wrap up this series, so let's see what kind of progress we can make in today's sharing.

Throughout more than 50 years of ministry, the Lord has opened some unusual doors of utterance to me in some pretty unusual places. I can truthfully say that walking with the Lord has been a nonstop adventure!

We start again with II Timothy 1:7, amplified from the Greek text: "For God has not endowed, or committed to our being and existence the spirit (the very breath and speaking forth) of fear, timidity and faithlessness; but of miraculous power, might and strength, and of agape love, and of a disciplined mind (under control and not subject to "flights of fancy")." (RAC Translation and Amplification)

We have a lot of ground to cover today, so without any preliminaries, let's get underway again today with the verse from II Timothy 1:7, amplified from the Greek text: "For God has not endowed, or committed to our being and existence the spirit (the very breath and speaking forth) of fear, timidity and faithlessness; but of miraculous power, might and strength, and of agape love, and of a disciplined mind (under control and not subject to "flights of fancy")." (RAC Translation and Amplification)

Today's Coffee Break is a departure from our new series on Dealing with Fear. Because we celebrate Independence Day as a nation, I just felt to make some comments and observations and requests to all of you on this 4th of July. We will return to our series on fear next week.

Greetings to all of you! This is not the Coffee Break I'd planned to release today, but because of the urgency of this message to the body of Christ, it was necessary to delay the article I'd written and intended for this post until next week.

Good Morning, Good Morning, Good Morning! Rich and DeAngela Warren have been a part of our fellowship and our ministry for nearly seven years.Last weekend, their son, Seth, got married in a setting that I think most couples would envy.

Good Morning, Good Morning! There are a few folks who’ve suggested that I am a “Christian Zionist” – not understanding the term “Zionist.”