ROBERT COELLO

Today, we embark on an exploration of the lives of eight Bible characters who exemplified an insatiable hunger for God. These remarkable individuals, including the renowned David and the steadfast Nehemiah, demonstrated unwavering devotion and longing for the divine presence. As we delve into their stories, we will witness the incredible ways in which God responded to their fervent pursuit, revealing His love, guidance, and blessings.

1. David: A Shepherd King's Relentless Pursuit

David, the shepherd boy anointed as king, possessed an insatiable hunger for God's heart. Through his Psalms, he poured out his soul, yearning for God's presence. God responded to David's passionate pursuit by establishing an eternal covenant and granting him victories over his enemies. David's unwavering hunger positioned him as a recipient of God's favor and blessings, inspiring generations with his devotion.

2. Nehemiah: Rebuilding with an Unquenchable Thirst

 Nehemiah, a cupbearer to...

In the realm of divine providence and miraculous interventions, there are instances where God's timing is nothing short of spectacular. It's as if the Lord himself has a flair for the dramatic, orchestrating events to unfold precisely in the 11th hour. One such remarkable story that captures this essence is the extraordinary life of the late John Paul Jackson.

John Paul Jackson, a man anointed with supernatural insight, embarked on a remarkable journey guided by the hand of the Almighty. Like a suspenseful novel, his life was filled with twists, turns, and moments of divine intervention that left witnesses in awe.

Picture this: a young John Paul, with an insatiable hunger for God, earnestly sought his purpose. Little did he know that his destiny was intricately woven into the fabric of time. Time itself seemed to be an accomplice in unveiling the grand tapestry of his life.

In the early chapters of his story, John Paul faced trials and tribulations that would have made even the...

Then Saul clothed David with his own fighting attire and put a bronze helmet on his head. He also put body armor on him. ³⁹ David strapped on his sword over his fighting attire and tried to walk around, but he was not used to them. David said to Saul, “I can’t walk in these things, for I’m not used to them.” So David removed them. 1Samuel 17:38-39

Once upon a time, there was a young man named David who lived in the land of Israel. He was a shepherd boy who tended to his father's sheep, but little did he know that he was destined for greatness.

David's story is one of bravery, faith, and trust in God. But it is also a cautionary tale about the danger of trying to wear someone else's armor. You see, when David was a young man, he was asked by the king of Israel, Saul, to go to battle against the Philistines.

Saul was a tall and mighty warrior, and he offered David his own armor to wear into battle. But David refused, saying, "I cannot go in these, for I...

As we journey through life, we are often faced with difficult decisions and challenging situations that require us to rely on our inner wisdom and guidance. In spiritual and religious circles, this inner guidance is often referred to as spiritual discernment and intuition. While these concepts are closely related, there are important distinctions between the two, and their correlation with prophesy and words of knowledge is equally fascinating.

Spiritual discernment is the ability to distinguish between truth and falsehood, right and wrong, and good and evil. It is a gift from the divine that is often associated with the Christian faith, but can also be found in other spiritual and religious traditions. Spiritual discernment is a process that involves listening to the voice of God, studying sacred texts, and seeking counsel from wise and trusted advisors. It is a disciplined and intentional approach to seeking guidance from the divine.

Intuition, on the other hand, is a more...

The human experience is a curious thing, my friends. We are spirits, temporarily housed in these fleshy earth suits, experiencing all the trials and tribulations of this physical world. But as believers in Jesus, we know that this is not our true home. We have been given the gift of eternal life, and this world is only a temporary pitstop on our journey to a greater destiny.

 Yes, my friends, we are spirits having a physical experience. Our bodies are merely vessels, temporary homes for our true selves. We are made in the image of God, and our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit. This physical world may consume our thoughts and attention, but we know that there is more to life than just this.

As we go through life, we encounter challenges, heartaches, and pain. We may suffer loss, disappointment, and failure. But as believers in Jesus, we know that these trials are only temporary. We have a hope and a promise of eternal life with God. Our spirits will live on forever, long...

Betrayal is a wound that cuts deep into the heart, leaving scars that may never fully heal. It is a violation of trust, a breaking of a bond that was once thought unbreakable. The emotional effects of betrayal can be devastating, leaving those who have been betrayed feeling lost, hurt, and confused. As an Emotion Code Practitioner, I have explored this theme in my work, and I can attest to the fact that betrayal is a topic that never fails to evoke powerful emotions.

The pain of betrayal is like no other. It is a feeling of being stabbed in the back by someone you thought had your best interests at heart. It can leave you feeling empty, alone, and utterly shattered. Betrayal can take many forms, from the cheating spouse to the friend who turns their back on you when you need them the most. Regardless of the circumstances, the pain of betrayal is always the same.

The aftermath of betrayal can be even more devastating than the act itself. It is a time of questioning, of wondering how...

As a Christian, the path of spiritual exploration can be both rewarding and treacherous. On one hand, the teachings of the Bible offer a strong foundation for faith and a clear moral compass to navigate the world.

On the other hand, the allure of pagan traditions and practices can be tempting, offering a sense of mystery and connection to the natural world.

However, the dangers of walking the fine line between pagan and Christian beliefs cannot be overlooked. While it may seem like a harmless pursuit, there are several pitfalls that Christians must be wary of when exploring pagan traditions.

One of the primary dangers is the risk of syncretism, the blending of different religious traditions into a new hybrid faith. While syncretism may seem like a way to reconcile conflicting beliefs, it ultimately dilutes the core tenets of both Christianity and paganism, creating a faith that is neither true to one's Christian roots nor authentic to the pagan traditions being explored.

Another...

As we journey through life, we often seek solace in various forms of healing. From traditional medicine to alternative therapies, humans have always sought ways to find relief from physical, emotional, and spiritual ailments. One such avenue that has gained traction in recent times is energy healing, a practice that taps into the subtle energy fields of the body to promote healing and balance. But could there be a deeper correlation between energy healing and the teachings of Jesus Christ? Let's explore this intriguing connection and delve into the mysteries that lie beyond.

Energy healing is based on the premise that our bodies are not just physical entities but also possess subtle energy fields that can be manipulated to promote healing. Practitioners use various techniques such as Reiki, acupuncture, and chakra healing to channel and balance the energy within the body. These methods aim to release blockages, restore vitality, and bring about a state of holistic well-being. While...

As Christians, we are called to live according to God's Word, following the example of Jesus Christ and walking in obedience to His commands. Part of this call includes discerning and confronting spiritual forces that seek to undermine God's work and lead His people astray.

One such force that Christians should not tolerate is the Jezebel spirit.

In this blog, we will explore why Christians should not tolerate a Jezebel spirit and the devastating effects it can have on individuals, churches, and communities.

First and foremost, the Jezebel spirit is a destructive force that operates through manipulation, deception, control, immorality, idolatry, division, and rebellion. It seeks to exert its influence and undermine God's purposes by seducing and deceiving God's people away from His truth and will. This spirit operates in both individuals and groups, using various tactics to gain power and control over others, often at the expense of truth, integrity, and godly leadership.

The...