King's Court Christian Ministries - "One Disciple at a Time"

11/26/2019

01/03/2019

Today is Thankful Thursday!
As we begin this New Year of 2019, I am thankful for what God has done last year and the GREAT things that He will do this year.
No matter how good or bad your life is, wake up each morning and be thankful that you still have one.

07/22/2017

Be our guest at our Youth Outreach, if you are in or around Houston, Texas on 8/12/17. Thanks.

07/10/2017

In or around Houston, Texas, on these dates? Please be our Special Guest. Thanks. God bless you!

07/01/2017

God desires followers who will dedicate themselves to His plan and serve as ambassadors for Christ to a lost and hurting world. He doesn’t expect that we will train ourselves for this task—He has sent His Holy Spirit to prepare us for the work ahead. Have you answered His call to service?

Shalom!

06/30/2017

We must accept the truth that in and of ourselves, we are powerless to live out God’s will. No matter how capable we may be, our own strength and wisdom are insufficient. Sometimes Christians become prideful about the good they have done or the number of years they’ve been saved. Imagine how much more we could serve the Lord if we would humbly get out of God’s way and let Him work through us.
Merely memorizing and reviewing "Steps to this and that" are NOT enough. Instead, commit to being led, and walking in the Spirit as a way of life. Get used to thinking, I can’t but God can— I’ll submit to His will because His plans are for my good and His glory.
That’s the kind of life that overflows with the Holy Spirit’s power.
Shalom!

06/26/2017

Newest member!
Praise God!!!

06/25/2017

06/17/2017

One of the most devastating failures a Christian can experience is the inability to embrace the pure love of God. What prevents a believer from accepting such a wonderful blessing? Our own relationships. Ironically, the way we love each other can distort how we perceive the heavenly Father’s love. As imperfect people, we exhibit imperfect love. Conditional responses, wrong motives, and emotional highs and lows taint our understanding of God’s pure love. Guilt. Our remorse over sinful behavior can subtly convince us that we are unworthy of God’s love. This is a trap of the devil. We have the assurance of Scripture that our Father loves us completely, regardless of our actions. Legalism. Many people view the Bible as a simple rule book—a list of dos and don’ts. If you base your view of divine love on your ability to uphold every biblical precept, you are doomed to failure. God gave us His Word for instruction and inspiration, not as a measuring stick by which He distributes love. Misinterpretation of divine discipline. Make no mistake—God definitely disciplines His children when they go astray. However, He is a trustworthy Father; His discipline and love are intimately connected (Heb. 12:5-6). He corrects our behavior when necessary for our benefit, not as a form of punishment. Jesus already paid the price for our sin; God will not make us pay a second time.

Is something in your life preventing you from experiencing the joy and exhilaration of God’s unconditional love? Lay it down before Him today, and receive the amazing grace He so freely offers.

Posted verbatim as culled from Pastor/Dr. Charles Stanley

Shalom!