J. Lee Grady
Contributing Editor at Charisma Magazine
Writer. Preacher. Mentor. Missionary. Disciple-maker. Georgia boy. Healing abused women globally through The Mordecai Project.
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charismanews.com | Abby Trivett |Larry Tomczak |J. Lee Grady |James Lasher
President Donald Trump on Tuesday doubled down on the hapless state in which Iran finds itself while warning Iran’s leader … Read More Since Pope Leo XIV’s selection, he has made history as the first Pope from America and has reiterated a traditional, … Read More When it comes to saving the lives of innocent pre-born babies, it’s great to get good news! Then let’s look at … Read More Pope Francis passed away peacefully at the age of 88, shortly after celebrating Easter Sunday. His death marks...
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mycharisma.com | J. Lee Grady
A few years ago a prominent evangelist gained a wide following when he said an angel was visiting him regularly during his televised revival meetings. This angel was supposedly dispatched to unleash the next great healing revival in the United States. One big problem: The revival wasn’t real. It was all hype. Yet month after month, the tales of this evangelist’s wild spiritual adventures grew more and more incredible.
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mycharisma.com | J. Lee Grady
I have a friend who is a gifted worship leader, a loving husband and an affectionate father. He’s funny, smart, passionate about his faith and wholeheartedly committed to his church. People who know him say he’s a model Christian. But underneath this joyful exterior he hides a lot of pain.
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mycharisma.com | J. Lee Grady
When The Passion of the Christ was released 21 years ago, Hollywood critics mocked it because it offered a realistic depiction of Jesus’ torture and death. I know people who couldn’t watch the movie because it offered such an accurate portrayal of a brutal Roman execution. Actor Jim Caviezel, who played Jesus in that film, was only pretending to feel pain when he was flogged and nailed to a cross. But the unimaginable agony Jesus endured at Calvary was real.
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mycharisma.com | J. Lee Grady
Have you ever wanted to go to a secluded place and scream at the top of your lungs, “God, why are You taking so long?” I have. Everything about my life has seemed too slow. My last name even means “gradual.”Some people might look at my life and say, “You are blessed and successful.” But I waited a long time to see that fruit. Nothing came quickly. My first job lasted eight difficult years, and the pay was horrible. Then, at age 31, the ministry I worked for imploded.
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Paul said of Onesiphorus: “He often refreshed me …” (2 Tim. 1:16). Can you imagine refreshing Paul? He was a great leader, but he had bad days—and he needed support! Don’t hide your weaknesses just because you are a leader. Let people see how a Christian faces trials.
The apostle Paul warned the Ephesians: “Do not give the devil an opportunity” (NASB). The Greek word for “opportunity” is “topos,” which can mean “occupancy in a home.” Our enemy seeks a place in our hearts where he can hide. Don’t give him the key!
RT @SecDuffy: On Good Friday, we commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus. During my visit to the US Merchant Marine Academy, I spoke with an a…
