Pastor Richard C. Whitcomb

I call forth the power of God in your life today.
I call forth the kingdom of God abiding in you.
I call forth the faith that God has planted in you as a seed, and I speak life to that faith. I speak growth to that faith. I call forth your faith to grow, and blossom, and bear fruit. I call forth your faith now to arise and produce fruit for God’s kingdom.

I call forth the gifts of God in your life today.
I call forth the Spirit of resurrection that abides inside of you today. Let the spirit of power, and love, and a sound mind come forth in you.

The resurrection power of Jesus Christ is lifting you now, bringing you hope, and filling your life. Just open your heart to him and receive! Say, “YES, LORD!”

JESUS is UNDEFEATED! He has conquered every foe and His power has no end. And because Jesus has won the victory, you can live in victory, too!

You may be facing lack in your life today, but God is going to bring something out of your nothing.
You may be facing a barrier in your path, but God is going to make a way where there is no way.
You may be facing a loss of hope, but God is going to make hope spring new in your heart today.

Every enemy you face is defeated. Every victory you need is yours in Christ! Somebody shout, “I receive!”

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Our voices should be as LOUD in praise as they are in prayer. We should not be more eager to seek the blessing than we are to thank the ONE WHO BLESSES US. We should not be more fervent in our supplication for God to help us than we are in our gratitude for his help.

For the truth is, our greatest source of happiness is not the blessings we receive, but the presence of the ONE WHO BLESSES US. That’s why David said in Psalm 4:7, “You brought me more happiness than a rich harvest of grain and grapes.”

To have a grateful heart you must have a grateful perspective. Your capacity to praise God is dependent upon your capacity to recognize God’s goodness in every situation. When you magnify the blessings God has showered on you, you’ll magnify the Lord.

That’s why David said in Psalm 103:2-5, “Let all that I am praise the Lord; may I never forget the good things he does for me. He forgives all my sins and heals all my diseases. He redeems me from death and crowns me with love and tender mercies. He fills my life with good things.”

David’s gratitude and praise began by recognizing God’s goodness in his life. David had sinned, but he recognized God’s goodness in forgiving him. David had been sick, but he recognized God’s goodness in healing him. He had been in the pit, but he recognized God’s goodness in delivering him. He focused on his Father in heaven, not his problems on earth.

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