When Jesus sent his disciples on mission, it was to bless – to preach the gospel – the good news. They were to give voice to the goodness, the love of God. They were to heal the sick (both broken hearts and more) and exorcise the demonic (that’s deliverance ministry...
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Join the 52-Day Prayer Movement for America
As we mobilize 1 million Christians to pray for 1 million souls to come to Christ, we are partnering with The Nehemiah Alliance in calling the Body of Christ to pray for revival and spiritual awakening through a 52-day prayer initiative. The Nehemiah Alliance is a...
Giving Is More Than a Donation—It’s Participation in God’s Kingdom
"I financially support PATH because it is aligned with the purposes of God's Kingdom. I believe that when God makes us partakers of a vision, He also calls us to become faithful supporters of its advancement through our prayers, presence, and provision." Those words...
Spiritual But Not Religious? Why Your Soul Deserves More
"I'm spiritual, but not religious." You've probably heard those words. Maybe you've even said them yourself. At first glance, the statement sounds thoughtful—even liberating. It suggests someone who values God, beauty, purpose, and the mysteries of life but wants to...
The Way: Speaking the Language of Life
We have immersed ourselves in the power of words. No one understood the power of words more than “the Word who became flesh,” Jesus. He was the instrument of Creation, of separating darkness from light, of imparting life to the earth and to Adam and Eve, the first...
The Way: The Wise Tongue
Creation witnesses to the existence of God. It reveals His power. It gives us clues to His nature. This witness of Creation “is clearly seen” leaving men “without excuse.” But men, due to the orientation of their heart, “knew God,” but withheld worship and gratitude....
The Way of Blessing
Henri Nouwen noted, “The blessed cannot help but bless others.” He continued, “It is remarkable how easy it is to bless others when you are in touch with your own blessedness.” God offers a supernatural blessing to and through those who bless others. We do not do this...
Living a Life of Blessing
The old prophet Simeon blessed the Christ child in the temple saying, “This child is destined to cause the falling and rising of many in Israel” (Lk. 2:34). He was right. When Jesus came, he was not only dedicated as a child by his parents in the temple, but he was...
The Nature of Jesus – To Bless
Early in Matthew, we find Jesus giving what scholars call the ‘Sermon on the Mount.’ It is found in Matthew 5 – 7, in three chapters. In chapter 5, Jesus is offering blessings. Remember God, the Father, in Genesis also came blessing. Now His Son, Jesus comes, doing...
Navigating the Rapids of Life
In 722 B.C., the Assyrians invaded Israel, the Northern Kingdom and took them captive. They never returned to the land. They are called the ten lost tribes. A century later, in 605 B.C., Babylon took the first captives from the Southern Kingdom, Judah. In 586 B.C.,...
The Relentless Love of God
After God scattered humans at Babel, he refused to give up on mankind. Given the disaster at Babel, He changed the way he would bless. He moved from the global – blessing all of humanity, as in Adam and Noah – and chose to use one family among all the families of the...
A God that Blesses
Did you ever notice the first encounter of God with a human? (Gen. 1:28). Theologians call this ‘the law of the first mention.’ First mentions seem to set a trajectory for the rest of the Bible – that’s why Genesis is so important to us. Let’s take a closer look. In...












