TAPPING is a simple, heartfelt way to chat with God every day. While doing it Praise is the moment that makes the whole prayer come alive, connecting your heart to God’s love. It’s like the spark that turns a quiet talk into a joyful celebration. For people who do TAPPING daily, praising God isn’t just…
Come, walk with me through the final days of my earthly life, from the triumphant entry into Jerusalem to the glorious morning of my resurrection. These days are filled with purpose, pain, and promise, and I want you to see why each moment matters. Let’s journey together, day by day, as I share what happened…
If you’re involved in deliverance ministry as a Christian, you know it’s not just about praying for others—it is a battlefield. The devil doesn’t sit back and applaud our good deeds or the virtues we have worked hard to build. He is on the lookout for any weak spot he can exploit, especially lust and…
When Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” (Matthew 27:46). At first glance, these words might make it seem like Jesus felt abandoned or that His mission had failed. Some people might even wonder if He was doubting God in His final moments. But the…
In the book Power in TAPPING, one encounters a profound method of personal communion with God. TAPPING, an acronym stands for Thanksgiving, Adoration, Pardon, Praise, Intercession, New Life, and Good Action. It offers a structured yet deeply personal approach to prayer. This approach fosters spiritual renewal and growth. Among its seven steps, washing oneself daily…
The veneration of images and statues has been a point of contention between Catholics and Protestants for centuries. Many Protestant brothers and sisters argue that the use of images in Catholic worship violates the First Commandment, which states: “You shall not make for yourself a carved image, or any likeness of anything that is in…
Some people ask: “Doesn’t the Bible say, ‘Call no one your father on earth’ (Matthew 23:9)? Why do Catholics call priests ‘father’?” Let’s break this down logically. 1. Jesus Wasn’t Banning the Word “Father” – He Was Condemning Pride In Matthew 23, Jesus is criticizing prideful religious leaders who loved showing off. They demanded special…
We celebrate the feast of St. Joseph, a man who showed us how to live with love and courage even in confusing and painful times. Let’s learn from three beautiful qualities he practiced: 1. Mercy Over Revenge When Joseph learned Mary was pregnant, he must have felt deep hurt, betrayal, and confusion. According to Jewish…
Have you ever finished a long, busy day feeling like your mind was carrying a heavy backpack full of worries, hurts, and endless to-do lists? Many of us try to shake off this stress by distracting ourselves with phones or television, but the heaviness remains when we wake up the next morning. TAPPING is a…
In the spiritual life, many of us find ourselves caught in a frustrating and disheartening cycle: we fall into sin, rise again through repentance, and strive to stay strong, only to fall once more. This cycle of falling, renewal, and falling again can leave us feeling trapped, discouraged, and distant from God. We often delay…
