Steven Furtick

Posted on October 6, 2022July 22, 2022 by Kath Walden

When faced with a devastating crisis remember this:

God says He will
… still be the cornerstone of my life.
… protect me.
… lift my head high.
… restore my joy.
… give me peace that passes understanding.
… put me back together.
… open my eyes to new opportunities.
… lead me to triumph.
… make me wiser and stronger as a result of this trial.
… catch me.
… help me in my time of need.
… hear my cry.
… breathe life into me.
… cover me.
… draw close to me.
… send His angels to comfort me.

Stephen K. De Silva

Posted on October 22, 2020August 23, 2020 by Kath Walden

Crisis will come because we live in a fallen world, a time and place where there are angry people, bad choices, car accidents, disease, and other things that stand against us. But that’s why knowing our purpose is so important. When we know why we’re on the earth, we aren’t swept off our feet when crisis appears.

James Goll

Posted on October 2, 2017September 16, 2017 by Kath Walden

True Intercessors who fall to their knees in a time of crisis are anchored on the One who holds the universe in His hands.

Bill Johnson

Posted on July 3, 2017May 26, 2017 by Kath Walden

Heaven is filled with absolute, perfect, confidence in God. This world is filled with absolute mistrust. And you and I will always reflect the nature of the world we are most aware of. What you live conscious of is what you will reproduce in the world around you. I try to live in such a way that nothing ever gets bigger in my awareness than my conscious awareness of the presence of God upon me. I don’t care what the problem is; if it’s an international crisis or a personal issue, the moment that problem gets bigger than my awareness of the presence of God on me, then I will live in reaction to a problem.

Rick Joyner

Posted on October 15, 2016October 5, 2016 by Kath Walden

Most Christians long to see miracles, but they don’t want to be put in a position where they will need one.

Floyd McClung

Posted on August 19, 2016July 18, 2016 by Kath Walden

Crisis is not a time to reason things through intellectually, cast blame, or look for “sin in the camp.”

Katherine Walden

Posted on October 25, 2012December 27, 2017 by Kath Walden

The mettle of a person comes to the surface in times of stress and turmoil. You don’t develop a strong character and moral compass as a result of a tragedy. These need to be developed, long before a crisis ever hits so you can keep your integrity, compassion and respect flowing during the long road of recovery that follows an immediate crisis. Sometimes, a crisis causes character traits that lay dormant to rise to the surface, and you find the inner determination to press on, much to your own surprise! Compassion, forgiveness, patience, tolerance, endurance, humility, generosity -these are the true go-to tools of recovery.