Last week in Evergreen Life we saw an encouraging picture of how Christ’s life becomes increasingly manifest through us as we encounter hardships and trials. God has planted a life in his people that’s unchanging regardless of exterior circumstances. We went …
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I Have No Idea What This Vision Means! Last week I mentioned the pine cone vision. As I was praying one night, I saw a mental picture of myself reaching in a paper bag, pulling out a pine cone, and …
Last week we talked about the need for prophets and teachers to work together in the body of Christ. Even prophets who are often very accurate can have areas where they tend to miss it due to their theology or …
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Thank God For Prophecy And Revelation! I’ve been growing a lot in hearing God’s voice in the last year. I’ve been giving words of knowledge for healing for a long time, but in the last year I’ve been experiencing an …
I remember a period of time when I went to a church almost every night of the week. I wanted to experience God’s presence in a greater way, but I often left feeling disappointed and frustrated. Years later God gave …
Last week we saw why Paul’s “thorn in the flesh” had nothing to do with pride. The “being exalted” here was not a negative thing like pride, but was a positive thing! “Exalted” simply means “lifted up.” The gospel lifts us. …
Lately we’ve been laying some of the foundations for being completely convinced from scripture of God’s will to heal. We started with 13 Solid Biblical Proofs Of God’s Will To Heal. Then we answered the question If Jesus Redeemed Us …
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Last week in Jesus Didn’t Die For Nothing we discussed how sometimes prayers and songs which get engrained in our Christian culture do more harm than good. Today I’d like to look at one of those Christian songs that I …
I never saw a miracle happen through my hands until I became convinced that healing is always God’s will. I thought God’s will was usually healing, but there must be some exceptions. Job and Paul’s thorn in the flesh were …
When I posted How To Start Healing The Sick two weeks ago, I got two somewhat negative comments. After weighing the matter, I chose not to approve the second one because of the angry and disrespectful tone. Both comments reminded …
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