by Billy Burns | Oct 17, 2025 | God's Supernatural Power, New Testament Christianity, Walk of the Spirit
Here’s a no-brainer … if you have two apples and then add two more apples, you can rest assured that you will now have four apples. Too simple? Well, it should be. Adding two plus two will always equal four. Always has, always will. It’s just a given! Ready for...
by Billy Burns | Sep 12, 2025 | God's Promises, God's Supernatural Power, God's Word, Holy Spirit Filled Believers, Miracles, New Testament Christianity
Here’s a simple truth to ponder for the next few days. I’ll be up front and tell you that this thought didn’t originate with me. Its source is Jesus. Here’s the truth — “These signs will follow those who believe ….” I don’t even need to complete the thought. You’ve...
by Billy Burns | Sep 5, 2025 | Book of Acts, New Testament Christianity, Walk of the Spirit
Have you ever wondered why many church services resemble a seemingly endless funeral service? I’m talking about church services that are cold, lifeless, boring, emotionless, powerless, predictable, … Need I go on? You know exactly what I am talking about because...
by Billy Burns | Aug 29, 2025 | New Testament Christianity, The Holy Spirit, Walk of the Spirit
Perhaps you know this about me — I love, love, love to eat a good, juicy hamburger. In fact, I’ve concluded that any day of the week whose name ends with the letter “y” is an excellent day for a hamburger — e.g., Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday…...
by Billy Burns | Aug 8, 2025 | Children's Ministry, God's Supernatural Power, New Testament Christianity, The Holy Spirit, The Word, Walk of the Spirit, Youth Ministry
Many years ago, I heard the story of a group of pastors who were debating the merits of different Bible translations. One pastor told his peers that he always used the King James Version in his preaching because of its richness in conveying God’s Word. Another pastor...
by Billy Burns | Aug 1, 2025 | God's Supernatural Power, New Testament Christianity, The Baptism in the Holy Spirit, Walk of the Spirit
Some blog postings require sentence after sentence and paragraph after paragraph in order to share my thoughts. Here’s a thought that only takes a few words. It’s taken from a brief quote from one of my favorite preachers, Leonard Ravenhill. “I’m sick and tired of...