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  1. Truth spoken, my bro. We must be faithful to warn and you did give the wake up call. We plant and water those seeds, but God will give the increase! You are a blessing.

    • Dear Joyce, we also appreciate your posts here and the encouragement they bring. You are a mighty woman of God whose influence flows much further than you know.
      Thank you gor all your kind comments here and on Facebook.
      God bless you greatly.

  2. This is such a Timely Word. I went to an Episcopal Church on Sunday, and yes the Liturgy was beautiful, but the Power of God was absent, and I strongly believe it is about to change.

    Chris, I love this part of the Word given to you “The moment of Revelation has come!” says God, “when My Church is being given a wake up call!”

    Blessings peace and love to you and yours dear Chris.

  3. The ‘Born-again’/ Salvation teaching is critical in this hour. Thank you sir. Many years ago the Lord revealed this and i believe the scripture John 3:1-21 says and shows ‘you cannot ‘See’ the Kingdom of God w/out being ‘born ‘anew’…the progressive birthing or ‘new birth’ of a heavenly perspective – doesn’t say you cannot ‘enter’ in the Kingdom of God/Heaven the Lord uses the word ‘See’ – so yes…there’s a level of understanding the scripture, that comes from commitment to His Word – His Spirit – His obedience – all synonymous to His Kingdom. The thief on the cross was in the presence of the Savior and was ‘saved’ w/a simple request to be w/Jesus in His Kingdom. But was he ‘born-again’? Let’s be The Church ‘born anew’ Amen.

    • Agreed – saved, born again, born anew – all similar enough in translation to be acceptable expressions of a saving faith! Many argue and discuss at seemingly interminable length that theirs is the ‘correct’ translation. It seems to me to be a bit semantic – all arguing the same point but using different words to interpret the same thing.

      • Agree (need a latte’/ or tea ) yes sir..! Absolutely agree that’s acceptable expression of saving faith! I’m w/you on the ‘skip out’ to argue the point. I’m not one for semantics either, but desire to bring another layer of faith to those who read, that it might offer some manifold distinction to Rom. 10:9 on confession w/heart posture for salvation.

        Our Hope is…as you’ve faithfully outlined – Every confession experience the progressive supernatural dimension/s of Life in Him. Matt. 3:1,2 Matt. 13:1-52

        Always a great chat w/you sir….God’s over flow in you.

  4. Thank you for this post.  This is my story.  I grew up around church and attended regularly for years. I felt I was a pretty good person and felt I loved God.  But I had never truly said “yes” to Him or lived my life for Him.  I was truly changed in my 60s, when on a cold January day in my backyard and under Holy Spirit conviction, I said “yes, Lord.”  I put Him first for for the first time in my life and have not turned back.  I testify that the best in this life is to belong to Him.  The Love of God is there waiting for you too.  Go to Him now, no matter how much the delay.  Feel his tender Love and kindness.  Do His Word and live rightly.  – what the red letters in your Bible say.  Be committed to Him for He is worthy of all worship and all Praise!  That lost one was me but when I called out to Him, He rescued me.  I am so thankful to be in the Family of God.  That assurrance brings great peace.  If you haven’t yet done so, call on Him today.  He will answer you.  Why?  Because He loves you. You can know Him.  Amen.

    • Thank you! I’ve heard your story so many times. My own testimony is very similar. I think we all have some kind of epiphany at one stage or another on our journey with the Lord.

  5. Wow a great post…. things I’ve read but didn’t realize, understand, just opened up in my spirit. It’s right there in the bible. Thank you for providing that revelation given by the Lord.

    May God continue to bless and keep you!

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