Quotes from Terry Law

Because of the Blood, God totally accepts me. He has great plans for me and He is pleased with me." That is what God's Word says about you. It's God-talk, and you need to make it yours.

We are kings who represent the King of kings to the people of the earth. That is our ministry of reconciliation. But we also are "priests to our God," representing the peoples of the earth to our High Priest. In other words, we "stand in the gap before [God] on behalf of the land" (Ezek. 22:30). We are the "go-betweens." In a word, we intercede.

we cannot ignore the enemy of our souls, but neither should we lavish attention on him.

whatever we worship we eventually will wind up serving. That's because the more we worship something or someone, the more we increase our level of commitment, and the more we become like the thing we worship.

Yet of the more than one hundred names for God, there was one that the Lord used more than all the others combined—Father.

death and life are in the power of the tongue" (Prov. 18:21) means that you have tremendous power not only to attract blessing, but also to invoke it in the lives of those you love.

Jesus came to model Sonship, and to reveal God's Fatherhood, to a world of spiritual orphans.

in contrast to a garment of praise, guilt is the uniform. It's a straitjacket called fatalism.

Take away fatherhood, and you kill womanhood, childhood, brotherhood—the entire neighborhood. Shoot the head, and you've killed the whole body.2

the Middle Ages was the period during which most of the art depicting angels--still used today as models--originated. The New Catholic Encyclopedia says that actually the figural type of the Christian angel was derived from the winged Greek goddess of victory, Nike.

God legally must make you as righteous as He Himself is in order to have fellowship with you.

are to praise God at all times, whether we feel like it or not. Yet it is precisely at this point that our feelings and wills invariably collide.

Some may think tht connection between prayer and angelic assistance or other miracles is just a coincidence, but William Temple, the late Archbishop of Canterbury, pointed out, "When I pray, coincidences happen, and when I do not, they don't.

First Thessalonians 5:24 would have to hold true: "He who calls you is faithful, who also will do it." If God had called us, He would bring it to pass.

Life should be seen through the lens of praise.

Psalm 22:3 says the Lord is "enthroned in the praises" of His people. Our praises are the throne from which He chooses to exert His authority. Satan, and Adam after him, tried to dethrone God. Praise enthrones Him.

the mind is ground zero in spiritual warfare.

satan attacks you only because you bear the image of the One whom he truly loathes. He is waging a war to erase God's image wherever it is displayed, hence his hatred for you. And the best way you can fight back is to reflect that image, the blinding light of God's glory, right back at him. That is what happens when Christians praise the Lord.

The celebration of God is simultaneously an act of war.

King David knew that the way out of depression was to exchange the spirit of heaviness for a garment of praise, because he was a covenant child of God.

The garment of praise is God's gift to empower you, to let you share in the thrill of His victory over satan,

Thanksgiving helps us focus on the answer rather than the problem.

There are no good answers to bad questions,

Thanksgiving triggers faith for miracles.