Welcome and thank you for visiting my Home Page for my Charis Bible Study. I am a graduate of Charis Bible College, a licensed minister and an ordained chaplain. I would be honored to share some of the insights with you that I received from Andrew and the other incredible instructors at Charis. The revelation of Grace through Faith and of my true identity through Jesus Christ was life-changing and helped me to understand how I could live an abundant life, filled with God's spiritual and physical blessings. Through Charis Bible Studies, I hope to help others to understand God's Holy Word, the message of His extravagant love, and how to receive what God has for them. We will be using one of Andrew Wommack’s 26 Studies to go deeper into God’s loving nature, how grace and faith work together, how belief in Christ gives us a new identify and how we can all live joyful and peaceful lives. I look forward to having you as part of our Study and the discussions that we will have during each lesson. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to use the “Contact Email” button above to send your questions directly to me.
Everyone has some area of their life that they would like to change. Perhaps it involves fear, worry, anger, pride, stress, lack of joy, depression, lack of trust in God, how we see ourselves or how we relate to our Heavenly Father. It could be anything we find lacking, large or small, in ourselves or in our relationship with God or others. The Word is the seed that can change our lives. Someone once said that the only thing that is constant is change. We are all changing, especially those of us who have tasted the grace and power of God. We are no longer content with being normal. We want to change. We need to change. But how? There is a secret to change that can make it nearly effortless. Does this sound too good to be true? In this study, we learn some lessons Jesus taught that produce change automatically. This kind of change is a by product of seeking God. Let’s all learn together how the power of God’s Word affects this change.
