Hope In Christ W/ Denise

In this episode, Denise continues with her breakdown of one of her favorite Psalms, Psalm 91. She discusses verses 10-13 that identifies God's promises for those that take refuge (intimacy and walking in close relationship). In these verses, the word "shall" is used six times, what an assurance of God's protection. Click to listen in.

In this episode, Denise continues with her breakdown of one of her favorite Psalms, Psalm 91. She discusses verses 8-9 that points out the wicked being rewarded by God. A reward is supposed to be for doing good. Therefore, could this scripture be pointing out that God will repay for the deeds done? Click to listen in.

We are continuing with the breakdown of Psalm 91. This episode discusses verse 5-7. Denise continues to share how we benefit from taking refuge in Christ and knowing that we are secure because He is truth. Also, how he wars on your behalf and you need not to fear. Click to hear more about God's power as the deliverer and protector. The true God of War!

Minister Jamila Jordan Moody is an amazing woman of God! She is the author of "Before the Throne" where she discusses one of the most essential things in a believer's life, worship. She shares how one must go deeper, forgive, let go and get to God, get in His presence. Jamila is also the owner of "Throne Room University" and is in ministry with her husband.

We are continuing with the breakdown of Psalm 91. This episode discusses verse 4. Denise shares how we benefit from taking refuge in Christ and knowing that we are secure because He is truth. Click to hear more about God's power as the deliverer and protector.

We are continuing with the breakdown of Psalm 91. This episode discusses verse 3. Denise shares how we benefit from taking refuge in Christ. The definitions and metaphors used in this verse are amazing! Click to hear more about God's power as the deliverer.

Have you ever wondered what the Bible means by God is our refuge and fortress? Did you realize that you have to take refuge in Him? When we are in trouble, God wants us to turn to Him. Will you? Click to hear the devotional, A Refuge and Fortress.

In a world of where many are unsure and many have walked away from the truth of Christ, will you stand and believe? Will you continue to seek Him in prayer, forgive and release others, and study God's word? Will you be willing to walk away from some things and even some people to place your full confidence in Jesus Christ? Click to hear the latest devotional of Denise discussing this very topic.

Have you thought about why some may do what they do? We have to go to the word to understand. Only God can give us an understanding of our heart. He created us! However, in order to walk in true relationship and His peace, we have you allow Him to change our hearts and set us free. Click to listen to Denise's devotional on the heart of Cain.

Interview with Whit DevereauxWhit Devereaux is an author and speaker. Because of her previous experience, she has a passion for helping others overcome abuse and violence. Whit is the author of the novel, "Not of My Own." It depicts an individual experiencing abuse and how they overcome it. Whit is an amazing woman of God! Click to listen to her testimony and hear more about her ministry. -- Denise WalkerHope-in- Christ Ministries, Inc. www.hope-in-christ.com"Allowing the Only Hope to be Center of Our Lives"

What does it mean to be yoked? Have you ever thought about it? The Bible tells us that the yoke of Christ is easy. Tune in to this episode as Denise shares her devotional titled “Take my Yoke.” Christ is all that we need. He can set us free, but we have to come.

Our health status is very important. I don’t just mean the physical health, also spiritual health. Surrendering to Christ and casting our cares upon Him are ways to improve your health status. He is all that we need to live abundantly. Click to hear the Spiritual and Natural Health podcast devotional and be blessed.

Let Faith Arise. What does that mean? It means being fully assured and trusting in the true and living God. It means trusting with all of your heart. Do you understand that God is forever faithful? Yet, we have to arise in faith to receive what He has and even if we don’t receive what we think we should, God is still faithful. Click to listen to Denise discuss arising in faith.

Have you ever wondered, “How is God going to use me?” Do you think you have a purpose? God wants to show you what’s in your hand that he wants to use to set the captives free. Click to listen to the message about God using Moses in spite of his back story of pain, sin, or weaknesses. As he drew in relationship with God, He used Moses mightily.

What does the Bible mean by divine call? Is it God’s will or my own? What does it mean to be obedient and separated unto to God? Tune in to hear Denise’s devotional on the divine call of God.

What does it mean to be born again? That is what the Pharisee, Nicodemus was trying to understand. Then Jesus gives a response, not typical. His response is profound. Many are like Nicodemus, trying to understand the kingdom of God, trying to understand the truth of Jesus but are blinded. They need a heart transplant. Tune in to hear Denise’s devotional on the “New Birth.”

Do you truly understand what it means to fear the Lord? Have you ever come to the understanding that the Lord is a great and mighty king? He’s greater than the highest in any royal court. He is the true and living God. Tune in to this episode of the fear of the Lord.

The book of Romans is an amazing tool of understanding Christ and salvation. Chapter 13 talks about putting on Christ. Then Galatians discusses standing fast in that liberty. Have you put on Christ that you will be able to withstand? Click to listen to Denise’s latest episode on Adorning yourself with Christ.

Have you ever read the story of Joseph? Can you relate to his anguish and pain caused by his very own brothers? How did you respond to your mistreatment? Did you forgive or take revenge? Tune in to hear Denise’s devotional on God’s good for us in spite of the harm one may have caused us. He meant it for good! Now we have to forgive and move on to walk in our destiny!

Just as Abraham and Isaac, Jacob was a man of faith. However, he had to come to that knowledge for himself. Jacob couldn’t ride on the coattail of his grandfather Abraham. It doesn’t work like that. He had to walk the journey of faith by himself. He made a vow to serve God and make a house of worship. This would happen as God showed His great power and grace in Jacob’s life. And so it was! He worshipped God all the days of his life.