February 2012

The sanctuary faded, the music dissipated as I let go. Lifeless and dead my body hung in nothing.
Water engulfed me in a canyon I had been wandering. As it filled, the walls suddenly were around me, encasing me. I realized I was in a coffin but not of human design. read more »

"Dominus illuminatio mea" is the motto of the University of Oxford and the opening words of Psalm 27, meaning, “The Lord is my light”. The Word of God is “The Good Oil” [fuel] that keeps our Lamp lit.

Dearly Beloved of God and our Lord Jesus Christ or nay. Let they that hath an ear to hear, hear, read and understand the words that I render unto you this day.

The word “render” means to give and moreover to “Give Freely” (NO STRINGS ATTACHED or RECOMEPENCE [meaning remuneration/payment], for the Lord commanded us “of that which ye freely receive, freely give”). read more »

It’s a war
There are approximately 7 billion people on the planet but there are only about 2 billion people that call themselves Christians, so we are outnumbered but only by statistics because if there was only 1 Christian in the world the rest of the world would be outnumbered in the terms of power. People all over the world pray to false idols and false God’s and we know that their time and prayers go unanswered but our prayers do not go unanswered. We can pray the most basic, simplest and shortest of prayers and expect to see very powerful results:-
Elijah read more »

Jesus said, "I am come that you might have life and have it more abundantly" (John 10:10). There's something in the account of the birth of Jesus that if you get a hold of the abundant life he came to give you will be yours. When God gave us Jesus He supplied us with everything we would ever need. Notice what the scriptures say, "Blessed be the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who hath blessed us with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places in Christ" (Eph. 1:3) also "According as his divine power hath given unto us all things that pertain unto life and godliness" (2Peter 1:3). read more »

In the first part, we covered that "sin is the transgression of the law." If we are to go deeper, we must answer "what is the law?" This is where many break off into two camps and our trains of thought diverge. Why? Because their are two sets of law in scripture!

The Old Testament Law and the New Testament Law. read more »

This is my first attempt at posting a blog. The source of this information comes from the website written at the bottom. The comments are my own. Whether or not you agree with my comments is your prerogative. I realize that there is no Scripture, so you will have to do your own homework. It will give you a good reason to read your Bible. Anyway, here goes.

A series of events are set into motion when two people decide they want to "cut the covenant." It is referred to as the blood covenant ceremony and is considered a most serious and solemn event.

AN ANIMAL IS SACRIFICED read more »

God has set before you life and death, blessing and cursing and He is so good that He tells you which one to pick (Deuteronomy 30:19). He said choose life, so the choice is yours. Which ever one you choose it is going to be by the words of your mouth. Because the Bible says life and death, and blessing and cursing is in the power of the tongue. They are all in the power of the tongue and whichever one you speak is what you will have. There is a law behind each one of those things that many are not aware of. read more »

There are Two Types of Sin

1) The "Willful Sin" Paul speaks of in Hebrews 10

Heb 10:26
For if we sin wilfully after that we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth no more sacrifice for sins,

2) The "Incidental, or Occasional Sin" that we know, every believer is plagued with in their walk, this again would be something which Paul has spoken of in Rom. 4

Rom. 4:8 Blessed is the man to whom the Lord will not impute sin. read more »

This blog's intentions are to ask for your opinions, not to teach, or to instruct, but to better my understanding. Thank you, I appreciate your help.

Is it wrong to correct other Christians, and/or other religions that follow Christ, such as Mormons and Jehovas'? Should we risk angering them, offending them? Or should we try to get them on the right road, instead of on the dirt in which they travel? Should we accept them, and agree that they're saved, or should we simply pray. read more »

There is nothing to compare to a Spirit filled church service, One that most everyone is in one mind an accord. When people use to term "just a building" its not true, God's house is only for worship and recieving closer and deeper places with him,that we may be stronger for the battle ahead. Sure we can get into our prayer closet and we must also to be strong,but to see harmony in a church is a great thing. read more »

What does it mean to use? Does anyone understand the true definition? I mean we all have an idea but what does use mean. What does it mean to God? I asked my self this question today. So, I asked the holy spirit to lead me and tell me the truth. I want to understand. The dictionary gives us this definition:
verb
1. to employ for some purpose; put into service; make use of:to use a knife.
2. to avail oneself of; apply to one's own purposes: to use the facilities.
3. to expend or consume in use: We have used the money provided. read more »