Mighty To Deliver Apostolic Ministries

10/28/2021

It is Open Enrollment and there have been a lot of changes for seniors 65 and over, disabled, blind or in end stage renal failure. Make sure that you have all of the benefits that you are entitled to. I have a 1-800 number that you can call where a Medicare Specialist can tell you about those changes and help you get the benefits that you deserve. Find out what your options are.
Call 1.800.579. 2152
Referral Code ALE5C...Yolanda Thomas
Kingdom Blessings!

01/14/2021

This is to the CHURCH...everyone needs to hear this.

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12/24/2018

Remember that Jesus Is The Reason For The Season!

12/16/2018

He Promised Never To Leave Us/Part 4

Remember that God has said in 1 Corinthians 10:13
No temptation has overtaken you except what is common to mankind. And God is faithful; he will not let you be tempted beyond what you can bear. But when you are tempted, he will also provide a way out so that you can endure it.
When Joshua took the reigns of leadership after Moses died God gave him specific instructions as to how to lead the people along with the promise that He would be there by His side. Joshua had been a man of war, he led troops into battle, but this was a different kind of leadership and it took the intervention of God by his side daily to lead his people.
If we are going to be successful in winning the world for Christ, we too must have God leading us daily. If we are going to follow God, then we must deny ourselves. We cannot look back even if we fall along the way. Don’t despise those times of trouble, because it’s in the struggle that we mature and grow. Our confession should be as that of the song writer who penned these words:
I love the Lord, He heard my cry and pitied every groan. Long as I live, and troubles rise, I’ll hasten to His throne.

God is a good God. He never leaves you and always finds a way for you to persevere as you go through life.

Kingdom Blessings!
Bishop Yolanda Thomas

12/16/2018

He Promised Never To Leave Us/Part 3

We are living in the last days, and church people are struggling to stay on the straight and narrow road. We are struggling to give a sacrifice of praise, we are struggling to hand it all over to God. That is why it’s imperative that we speak life over each other. We need to hold each other up in prayer and in deeds. God said if two or three of you would get together and pray that he would be in their mist.
Jesus came to earth to do a work that no one else could do. He died, was resurrected, and ascended to heaven. He told His disciples that the same way they saw him going was the same way he would return. He said, lo I am with you always, even unto the end of the world. When we walk in our own sinful ways we leave the door open for Satan to attack. Hell is full of people who loved their own ways above God.
Isaiah 5:14 says, therefore hell hath enlarged herself, and opened her mouth without measure: and their glory, and their multitude, and their pomp, and he that rejoices, shall descend into it.
Where it not for the mercy and grace of God, some of us might have been strung out on drugs, living in the street, or even dead by now. God has promised never to leave us. It is us who leaves Him in pursuit of our own willful ways. God is not going to force us into doing anything. He has given us everything that pertains to life and godliness (2 Peter 1: 3). Therefore, that attitude that you have grown fond of, and that unforgiveness that you refuse to let go of, and that mouth that is always pulling others day may seriously get you in a place where your soul is in danger because you have separated yourself from God.
With the knowledge of knowing, that you know, that you know that God will never leave you, it is not hard to come into the church with a praise on our lips, a dance in our feet and a heart that cries out, hallelujah because of the wonderful things he has done and is doing.

Kingdom Blessings!
Bishop Yolanda Thomas

12/15/2018

The Story of the Candy Cane

There once were two villages in a far-off land. One was in a valley and one was on a mountain top. The people in the mountain village wanted to give each person in the valley a gift of love at Christmas. The people in the valley were having difficult times, but those in the mountain village were doing well. (Sometimes when we are on a mountain top we can help those who are going through a valley in their lives too.)

So, a committee was formed of townspeople to see if someone would be able to think of something special. Money was limited, and each gift had to be of equal value to each person. After much time and discussion, a decision was finally reached. An elderly gentleman who had loved Jesus for many years and who was well respected and loved, came up with the idea of a candy cane.

Now, you may be thinking, what is so special about a candy cane and how can it ever be tied in with the real meaning of Christmas? Well, here is how and why….

1. The candy cane is in the shape of a shepherd staff. Jesus is our Shepherd and we are His flock. A sheep follows his own shepherd, knows his voice, and trust him and knows that he is totally safe with him. The sheep will follow no other shepherd but their own. This is how we are to be with Jesus if we truly follow Him (John 10:11, Psalm 23:1, Isaiah 40:11)


2. Upside down the candy cane is a “J”, the first letter of Jesus name. (Luke 1:31) It is made of hard candy to remind us that Christ is the rock of our salvation.

3. The wide red stripes on the candy cane represent the blood He shed on the cross for each one of us so that we can have eternal life through Him. He redeems us and cleanses us with His shed blood-the only thing that can wash away our sins, (Luke 22:20).

4. The white stripes on a candy cane represent the virgin birth, sinless life and purity of our Lord. He is the only human being who ever lived on the earth who never committed a single sin. Even though he was tempted just as we are, He never sinned, (I Peter 22).



5. The narrow red stripes on candy canes symbolize that by His stripes, or wounds, we are healed. Before the crucifixion Jesus was beaten; the crown of thorns was place on His head; His back was raw from the whip. We are healed by those wounds. He bore our sorrows and by his stripes we are healed (Isaiah 53:3

6. The flavoring in the candy cane is peppermint, which is similar to hyssop. Hyssop is of the mint family and was used in Old Testament times for purification and sacrifice, (John 19:29, Psalm 51:7).

7. When we break our candy cane it reminds us Jesus’ body was broken for us. When we have communion, it is a reminder of what He did for us, (I Cor. 11:24).

8. AND, if we share our candy cane and give some to someone else in love because we want to, it represents that same love of Jesus, because He is to be shared with one another in love, (I John 4: 7-8).
God gave Himself to us when he sent Jesus. He loved us so much, He wants us to spend eternal life with Him…which we can do if we accept Jesus in our hearts as Savior and Lord, (John 1:12, John 3: 3,16).

Some people believe that the story of the candy cane is just a legend. Others believe it really happened. We do not know for sure exactly how the candy cane was invented, but there is one thing for certain…it is an excellent picture of Christ and His love for you!