Meet Denise

I keep asking that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the glorious Father, may give you the Spirit of wisdom and revelation, so that you may know him better. Ephesians 1:17

Hi, I’m Denise Bostic

I aM a Minister of Christ, Wife, Mom, And Grandma. I also enjoy Spending time in the great outdoors!

Originally born and raised in the State of Indiana, in 1984, I moved to “Almost Heaven” West Virginia to marry the love of my life, Terry. By 1990, we became proud parents to our daughter, Alyssa and son, Trevor. Today our family has grown to include our grandson Bradan and Mom, Destinie.

Like so many other women today, I wear a lot of hats! I understand the unique challenges of trying to balance a spiritual life while filling various roles and responsibilities. Now that I am older (and hopefully a little wiser) I would like to share some things with you that God has taught me along my spiritual journey. During your visit, my prayer is that you will find spiritual refreshing, encouragement, edification, and an equipping that will empower you to become the Spirit-filled woman that God desires you to be!

ministry

My husband Terry and I became ordained ministers in 2000. Over the years, as we have taken the gospel of Christ to others in the “highways and hedges”, the Lord has been faithful to work with us and confirm his word with supernatural signs following. By God’s grace and power, we have seen others saved, healed, receive miracles and deliverance by the power of the Spirit.

We have also ministered to the saints within various local Churches, groups, as well as individuals by teaching the word of God, and moving in prophetic ministry. Whether in the pulpit, on the job or on the street, we endeavor to reach the lost, overlooked, neglected, and forgotten with God’s encouragement and love.

my testimony

on Our personal testimonies bring glory to God. They speak of the victory Jesus Christ has given us through his blood atonement. They also have the power to impact the lives of others. Now I would like to share mine in the hopes that it will bless you in some way. (Revelation 12:11)

Today, whenever I see Christians departing from New Covenant grace and start keeping rules and regulations of the Mosaic Law, I want to shout from the rooftops, “don’t do it!” In fact, the New Testament scriptures give strict warnings to believers not to and tells us exactly why. (Galatians, Hebrews) Yet, there was a time in my life when I was oblivious to these warnings because I was blinded by the legalism of the law.

I grew up in a Church where the leaders indoctrinated us in the works of the Law. Although I had received the Lord at 19, loved God, and desired to live for him, I found these works oppressive. The more I tried, the more I failed to keep them. Sin always had the upper hand and this wreaked havoc in my life. It resulted in a cycle of confusion, shame, guilt, struggle, and disappointment.

Throughout my teens and up until age 30, I wrestled on and off with addictions, anger, and at times, deep depression. No matter how hard I tried to overcome, I could not. Like Paul, I found that although I wanted to do good – I could not do it because sin was present within me. (Romans 7) Eventually, the yoke of the law became a burden I could no longer bear. (Acts 15:10-11)