A New Church Hierarchy
I thought that denominations were bad, until I understood that denominations invent themselves out of the rhēma Word The LORD gave then.
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Overcoming Mammon
We may think we serve God; yet often, we both worship and serve mammon, leaving little or no time for God. Indeed, we can very easily make a mammon our god.
Continue reading →The Test for Being Born Again
The test of being “born again” is simple. Just answer this question: Do you love your Christian brothers and sisters? If your answer is “Yes” you are born again. If your answer is “No”, you are not born again. For confirmation, you may refer to the following Scripture of 1 John 3:11-24 wherein we read: “For this is the … Continue reading →
100 Things God said about Healing
100 Things God said about Healing will help you change your life and overcome the enemy who wants to defeat you with sickness and infirmity.
Continue reading →Avoiding Unanswered Prayer
We need to remember that God need not explain His answers to us. Ours is to speak, to obey, to believe, to stand. The rest is up to Him, however He responds.
Continue reading →The Dangers of Celebrating Halloween
The danger of Halloween is not in the scary things we see but in the secret, wicked, cruel activities that go on behind the scenes.
Continue reading →By Whose Faith do You Live?
As Christians we need to know and recognise that which Jesus wanted from His disciples and He new wants from us now; that is total surrender, total obedience.
Continue reading →The Shrewd Steward Parable
The Parable of The Shrewd Steward is one of the least understood parables, rarely interpreted in its full glory as Jesus intended.
Continue reading →Negotiating with God
We can talk (or write) ourselves into a lot of trouble, both in the flesh, as well as in the spiritual realm and can do it really fast and really effectively.
Continue reading →Sins of Omission – The Guilt of Apathy
I guess we have all prayed for forgiveness for “sins we have committed knowingly and un-knowingly” or words to that effect. I have, on countless occasions.
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