Video: Understanding The Covenant
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Not Three Gods
I would love to hear your feedback about whether the illustration used in this video helped understand that there is only one God.
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A Cheerful Giver?
I made the mistake of asking … So, I asked God what He wanted as a Christmas gift from me to Him. I expected Him to say that my love and admiration were all the gift He needed. But, instead God said that He wants me to create my first video in this new season describing who He is. Oh I wanted the first one to be an easy introduction, and maybe even kinda cute, about why knowing true doctrine is important. After much conversation with Him, the first one is going to be very deep theology made simple. I…
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Seasonal Finish Line
For some, this time of year is met with too many obligations, too much financial stress, and an unwelcome busyness. For others, it’s a time of feeling abandoned, left out, and alone. It’s sad that what should be a joyous time can often be overshadowed by grief and discontent fueled by frustration of not measuring up to expectations. I don’t have the answers and maybe I’m just writing this post to hear my own analysis, so please bear with me. It’s 3:00 am and I’m worried that I’m not doing enough to help others. I know a widow who lost…
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Confined or Sovereign?
God did not design me to be a good little pew sitter. He trained me to be a mighty warrior against the devil’s attempts at perverting doctrines in the churches. My voice of truth is God’s brand of battle gear against the liar’s schemes. There is a misconception that Biblical unity means a consensus of opinions. Unity of the Spirit means that all members are walking with the Spirit and hearing His voice of truth. If some are outside the Spirit’s intentional leadership, then they will divide the intended unity. That’s why there are so many denominations of the Protestant…
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A Remembered Scripture?
It’s been several months ago since I had a specific dream about wearing pearls. In the dream I was lounging on a couch, laughing about fun mischief going on in the room. In the dream, I could see myself enjoying the comical relief. But I also could clearly focus in on myself wearing a pearl necklace and pearl earrings. When I awoke from that dream, the Lord made it a point of sending me to buy a pearl necklace. The pearl necklace was symbolic and there was no point to spending a lot of money to purchase it. I went…
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Upcoming Apologetics Video Podcast
Well, I have a few more pieces of the puzzle for the upcoming video podcasts planned for 2026. The series will be “Voice of Truth”, Christian Apologetics (more specifically Protestant Christian doctrinal study). Technically Catholicism and Mormonism are under the Christian category but are very different from Protestant Christianity. The Catholics have a different (expanded books) Bible and they pray to Mary and saints among other things. The Mormons have “The Book of Mormon” and many varied differences from Protestant Christianity. Listen, Protestant Christianity is a mess too with plenty of doctrines to discuss. Here are some of the denominations…
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Contently Remaining Vigilant
God seems to waver between wanting me to be highly confident and wanting me to be extremely meek. Those levels of humility may have little to do with my obedience and more to do with individual assignments. Mighty warrior me has to be reduced down to her meekest levels when there is a direction shift in the battle plan. God can accomplish that by putting me in situations that have factors beyond my usual control and most abruptly in the form of digestive issues causing sudden anxiety. Yes, I have food allergies and intolerances that appear to be divinely appointed.…
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Reluctant Perseverance?
Yesterday was a peaceful and awesome day embraced in the company of my God and my children. Interspersed between breakfast at my son’s and Thanksgiving dinner at my daughter’s, we watched the national dog show, worked on a quilt project, and talked about our blessings. After dinner, we went on a walk and enjoyed the cooler night air. This morning, I needed to exchange the (quilting) rotary cutter blades (that I purchased last week) for a larger size which took me to one of my favorite places … Hobby Lobby. When I was at the counter making the exchange, I…
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Challenge Accepted!
As God’s prophet, I have a much higher responsibility to bring words from Him that are not filtered or modified than any other Kingdom position. That’s the exact truth and you can surely ask God about it. When I first started hearing God’s voice more than two decades ago, I had a people-pleaser mentality that God had to deal with very early on. As His prophet, I always must put pleasing God above pleasing others. To make it easier on me to do this, God threatened the lives of my children if I did not take my responsibility seriously. That…
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Not So Predictable Accountability
It’s possible that I’m enjoying vacation-life a little too much. God seems to be justifiably concerned that I might decide being lazy could work indefinitely. Recently, I have slept in until 8:00 am on more than one occasion. I didn’t know that was allowed, but now I’m negotiating for it to be a new routine. Maybe I better just settle for it being a temporary reprieve from the more rigorous schedule of ministry. This morning, God and I were dining at a local coffee shop together. He told me to bring in my notebook. At times, the notebook is for…
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Be Fruitful & Increase
Today I want to provide debate over an often misinterpreted passage of Scripture. The Trinitarians want this vague verse to be translated to the idea of three gods or multiple gods. The problem with their misinterpretation is that it greatly contradicts the full context of the Bible. So here’s the passage. I will point out the one verse and why it cannot refer to multiple gods. (Genesis 1:25-28 NIV)”25 God made the wild animals according to their kinds, the livestock according to their kinds, and all the creatures that move along the ground according to their kinds. And God saw…
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Cheap Identity Ambience
As children of God, we have a true identity in Him. He chooses our purpose, path, and priorities. We can rebel against His plans for us or trust in His sovereignty. For example, God has told me that I am His Apostle and Prophet. I could buy into the deceit of the enemy delivered through his minions that say I’m not qualified and chosen by God. Or I could humbly walk under God’s authority and divine calling. He can deal with those who speak against His choices. This morning while I was doing my morning exercises I had a YouTube…
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Unshaken Melody of Truth
This year started with an assignment from God to assess the local churches and their stance on doctrines. What a mess! After many months of desperately trying to communicate to the local churches the importance of seeking God, the assignment was narrowed down to just five pastors. God’s assignment to me was to voice my concerns about their false theologies and to urge them to seek God intentionally. While I truly believe my best effort was given to the task, the pastors failed to seek God and continued teaching falsely. One of the five pastors, was uniquely repositioned by God…
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Celebrated or Ignored?
If you are not listening to God’s voice in prayer, God is not obligated to listen to your voice in prayer. I don’t know where people have got this notion that God is obligated to do anything. God can be a loving God but that doesn’t mean that He is a doormat. If you’re ignoring Him, He’s more than likely ignoring you. If you’re not hearing God’s voice in prayer, you are NOT in a relationship with God. I don’t care how many allegiance prayers you have said, how many times you were baptized in water, how many times you…
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Beware of “Trinity” Pastors
Please, I beg you to seek God about this message. The devil has been successful at embedding the word “trinity” into the Christian culture. There is no authority in the Scriptures to use the word trinity. The word does NOT appear in the Bible. If a pastor uses that word it can only be because he/she does not know God. God hates the word “trinity” and would never give His authority to promote that word or the false theology surrounding it. The Scriptures are clear that there is only one God. God is His title. Jesus is His name. God…
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The Big Boss
The title is to remind us all that there is a Boss that is the biggest boss of all. His name is Jesus. His title is God. I don’t know how it is possible that a cake-like substance called a muffin can be considered as breakfast food, but I’m not complaining. I took the Big Boss for a cup of coffee at a local eatery. We sat down together and talked more about the “Apostle & Prophet” promotion that He recently gave me. He reminded me about the closed door surrounding the local church assessments and pastors. It’s not that…
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Pieces To The Puzzle
God has given me a few recent clues as to what the new “Apostle & Prophet” title might look like walked out. Now, please hear me, nothing is written in stone. The clues are just pointing to a possibility and are sometimes surrounded by assumption. Just after midnight today, I heard a loud door slam in my sleep. It was such a loud sound in the spiritual realm that it awakened me. I knew it was not a physical door slam because there were not any doors in proximity to me that would have that impact. I asked the Lord,…
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Not As Expected!
It seems that “vacation” doesn’t really mean vacation with the Lord. I did not expect to be writing a post so soon, but this seems important to God. This morning, I was sitting in my car down by the river, drinking coffee and eating breakfast (two hard-boiled eggs and a banana), when God said to take out my notebook. I didn’t expect a walk down memory lane but that’s partly what I got. He reminded me of where all this began. My first assignment from God was to dispute a false doctrine in my home church via private emails to…
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Vacation Notice
After yesterday’s church service where the foolish trinity doctrine was once again spit in my face in defiance by another wanna-be pastor who doesn’t know God, I asked God for a vacation from ministry. God agreed to allow me to take the rest of the year off from teaching, writing, and mentoring as He prepares me for a new season of this journey with Him. I do not expect to be writing here, on social media pages, or on my website for the remainder of the year. I apologize for not finishing the month of spiritual warfare and deliverance teaching…
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Apostle & Prophet
In my early morning quiet time with the Lord, He said that He is designating me as Apostle & Prophet. I have no idea what that means. I’m quite content being His prophet and I don’t need a title to know my worth. When I asked the Lord if this new title was going to change my day to day walk with Him, He said that it would. That’s a little worrisome. I’m not sure that I want things to change. I hear God every day, all day long. I have experienced every miraculous gift of the Spirit. I have…
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Pray Your Own Prayers
It’s more important that you form your own relationship with God in prayer than for me to pray on your behalf. Delegating that right and responsibility to someone else is the reason that God doesn’t entrust you with much. Don’t ask me to pray for you. Humble yourself under God’s authority and be willing to obey. I can’t do that for you even if I wanted to … which I don’t. I’ve got my hands full trying my best to follow God and do His will. When He sends me to help you, I will do exactly that. When He…
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You Are Forced to Participate (October 3, 2025)
On the first two days of October, we have talked about the covenant relationship, how to restore a broken covenant, and how the covenant position relates to God’s protection. Over these next few days we will review the spiritual battle. Spiritual warfare is done in the spiritual realm. The devil has a spiritual voice and he is a liar. Being successful in the spiritual battle starts with understanding that there is a real war. But I don’t want you to believe me. I want you to study this matter from a Biblical stance. So let’s look at a few Scriptures…
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The Impact of Sin (October 2, 2025)
All sin impacts our personal relationship with God. But not all trials are a result of sin. There is a bogus theology that makes its rounds in the churches. That doctrine has very harmful effects while sounding full of grace. Have you ever heard a pastor say words that imply that all sin is automatically forgiven because of the cross? Listen, NO sin is automatically forgiven. All sin requires a sincere forgiveness conversation with God and a heart desire to be right with God. Without true repentance, the covenant relationship is broken. Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross provided direct access…
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The Absence of Peace (October 1, 2025)
Even in our greatest struggles, we can find peace, contentment, and resolve in the shelter of the Almighty. However, we are not guaranteed that comfort outside of unbroken covenant relationship with God. One of my favorite bedtime routines is to select a YouTube ambience video of falling rain, lullaby piano music, gentle snowfall on a forest lane, or ocean sounds in a beachside cabin to quiet the noise of the day. No peace would be found, though, without God’s presence with me. So let me ask. Do you have peace with the Lord? As promised in an earlier post, throughout…
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The Devil Can Quote Scripture
Overnight, I had a dream in which an enemy was quoting Scripture to me in an attempt to manipulate me away from doing the will of God. The man doing the devil’s bidding was quoting me this passage. “Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.” (1 Corinthians 13:4-7 NIV)…
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Train a Child …
All these years later, I can’t imagine not hearing the Lord’s voice first thing every morning and last thing every night. I would be lost and devastated. But for the first 40 years of my life, I didn’t hear the Lord speak to me. I grew up in the church. I was trained to read the Bible and serve. I memorized Scriptures. I’m sure that I did everything expected of me to be a good citizen of the church. I prayed like nobody else. I gave God so much advice because that was all that was ever modeled. But I…
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You Will Not Be Held Guiltless
It’s 1:00 am on Sunday, and this is the message that God wants delivered through His prophet. After the warning, there will be deliverance instructions to help you. “You shall not misuse the name of the LORD your God, for the LORD will not hold anyone guiltless who misuses his name.” (Exodus 20:7 NIV) Please listen to me. QUIT using the Lord’s name as swear words. I hear it all the time and it hurts in my spirit. This culture is so skewed when some will use the Lord’s name in such a derogatory manner. There is no need to…
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Is Jesus the Head of Your Household?
Mainstream religion has so distorted the intent of God’s heart by misinterpreting certain Scripture passages. I would like to use this post to debate a wrong, long-held belief that men are intended to be the head of the household in Christian families. I maintain, very confidently, that God is the head of the household of families that submit to Him, and that husbands and wives should be partners in marriage. In my mother’s generation, women often allowed men a pretend leadership. It was a way of getting otherwise irresponsible men to act responsibly. But please understand me, that whole scenario…
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Heir To The Throne (Day 5 of 5)
After posting yesterday’s commentary and study, something became vividly clear to me that I hope to express here. It’s not unusual for me to learn the most while teaching because I consider the study material differently when I bring it forward for others. I examine it more closely but also in the big picture context. During the thousands of years that God oversaw the building of the Jewish nation before making Himself known in flesh, the people always seemed to be drawn to idol worship. They proved themselves as idol worshippers when they created a golden calf to bow down…
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Heir To The Throne (Day 4 of 5)
Over the last few days, the daily posts have been leading up to a very obvious conclusion. But it is today’s post that I hope will finally provide insight about the “seated at the right hand of God” language used about the Son of Man. Is there a second God seated next to the Father or was figurative language used to represent the fulfillment of the Davidic kingdom? Was God, through coming in flesh, ending the need for the Old Testament way of doing things? Was He changing up the protocols for covenant restoration? Clearly, the Old Testament ways did…
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Heir To The Throne (Day 3 of 5)
On Day 1, we examined the Scriptures that explained the promise that God made to King David. The promise was that He would place one of his descendants on His throne (which was tied to building the temple). On Day 2, we reviewed the history of the descendants of King David as they ruled over Judah (the southern tribes of Israel) and the eventual end of Israel’s kings. We were reminded that the temple containing the ark of the covenant was destroyed when Judah was taken into captivity by the pagan king of Babylon. Today, we will briefly study the…
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Heir To The Throne (Day 2 of 5)
Did God fulfill his promise to King David that his throne would be established forever? The original promise was surrounded by discussion of building an earthly temple for God. King David wanted to build the temple, but God chose that David’s son, Solomon, would instead build the temple. It was then that God promised King David a forever throne. We can look back and see that what God was promising David was that God would build His own earthly temple through the offspring of David. A temple made of flesh and blood instead of brick and mortar; A temporary temple…
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Heir To The Throne (Day 1 of 5)
Over these five days, we will look at how a promise to King David resulted in God’s Son coming through the Davidic line to become the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. We know that Jesus is actually God’s Spirit who dressed up in King David’s lineage, but let’s examine the background, starting with the promise to David. (As reported to King David through the prophet Nathan)”‘When your days are over and you rest with your ancestors, I will raise up your offspring to succeed you, your own flesh and blood, and I will establish his kingdom. He is…
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GOD IS SPIRIT: Day 5 of 5
“Now to each one the manifestation of the Spirit is given for the common good.” (1 Corinthians 12:7 NIV) Have you ever thought about the idea that the manifest presence of God is working through us as we display the miraculous gifts of the Spirit? God, the Creator, is present and demonstrating His power and authority, as we speak in tongues, perform miraculous gifts of healing, bring a prophetic word or word of knowledge, discern between spirits, and more. If you have experienced that power and presence of God, you have no doubt that He is real. Even if the…
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GOD IS SPIRIT: Day 4 of 5
Often I hear the Holy Spirit referred to as “It” rather than “He”. The Holy Spirit is the Spirit of God. He is always referred to in the Scriptures as “He”. He is God! Where you stand with the Holy Spirit is important. In tomorrow’s post, we will study the miraculous gifts of the Spirit, but today let’s talk about hearing the Spirit speak and letting the Spirit speak through us. Revelation 2:17 (NIV): “Whoever has ears, let them hear what the Spirit says to the churches. To the one who is victorious, I will give some of the hidden…
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GOD IS SPIRIT: Day 3 of 5
It seems that some believe that the Holy Spirit didn’t come on the scene until the day of Pentecost. If that were so, who do they say that the Old Testament Holy Spirit was? You have probably guessed this about me. I like to ask (sarcastic) questions that require a little thought to answer? I wonder who I got that from? Maybe I spend too much time with the Holy Spirit of the Old Testament. LOL Before we look at a few Scriptures, please allow me to clearly state that the Holy Spirit is the exact one and only Spirit…
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GOD IS SPIRIT: Day 2 of 5
Reminder: Son=Flesh and Father=Spirit “Jesus answered, ‘I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. If you really know me, you will know my Father as well. From now on, you do know him and have seen him. Philip said, ‘Lord, show us the Father and that will be enough for us.’ Jesus answered: ‘Don’t you know me, Philip, even after I have been among you such a long time? Anyone who has seen me has seen the Father. How can you say, ‘Show us the Father’? Don’t you believe…
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GOD IS SPIRIT: Day 1 of 5
The central message of this week’s posts is that God is Spirit. I will provide proof texts from the Bible and commentary from my time spent in prayer hearing from God. We will visit a few of the Biblical texts that are often misinterpreted because they are meant to be figurative language, not literal facts. For example: 1) The Son doesn’t know the end times; 2) Jesus must go before the Holy Spirit can be delivered; and more. For now, let’s just look at a few of the Scriptures, that clearly define that God is Spirit. But please keep the…
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A Letter of Caution
Dear Christian Parents, I’m writing this caution six weeks before Halloween in the hope that you will seek God on this subject in advance. Remember that God has entrusted you with the hearts and minds of your children. Just as He expects you to teach them to know Him, hear His voice, and obey, He also expects you to keep them from harm. Halloween events are surrounded by evil and death. Why would anyone who loves their child want to subject them needlessly to darkness? Obviously, they wouldn’t knowingly want that for their loved ones. But for too long, Halloween,…
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He Has Always Been Savior
The one and only God of the Old Testament is the exact same one and only God of the New Testament. He has always had the power over life and death. He has always been sovereign. Nothing about His saving power changed as we turned the pages of the Bible into New Testament times. God did not create a second God. After 400 years of silence, God gave mankind what they always craved … an image of God that they could see with their eyes, hear with their ears, and identify with in suffering. He is the exact same one…
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ONE GOD: Day 5 of 5
“You believe that there is one God. Good! Even the demons believe that—and shudder.” (James 2:19 NIV) “For there is one God and one mediator between God and mankind, the man Christ Jesus, who gave himself as a ransom for all people. This has now been witnessed to at the proper time.” (1 Timothy 2:5-6 NIV) A local pastor has recently more than once referred to Jesus as interceding on our behalf. Seriously? My question is who is He interceding to? Even in wrong Trinitarian theology, their Son-God is equal in authority to their Father-God. And I’m pretty sure that…
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ONE GOD: Day 4 of 5
Today, let’s start off with a few more of the “One God” Scriptures to remind us that there are NOT three Gods. Christianity is monotheistic meaning ONE GOD. (There is not a God sitting next to another God in Heaven.) “Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God, the LORD is one. Love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength.” (Deuteronomy 6:4-5 NIV) “This is what the LORD says— Israel’s King and Redeemer, the LORD Almighty: I am the first and I am the last; apart from me there is…
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ONE GOD: Day 3 of 5
In yesterday’s post, I wrote about the Son “flesh” and the Father “Spirit” to remind us that God is Spirit and that God is not flesh. Two thousand plus years ago, God who is Spirit wore Son of God or Son of Man flesh so that He could be visibly seen and audibly heard in the physical realm. Each time that Jesus referred to Himself as Son of Man while referring to God as Father, He was differentiating between the physical realm flesh and the Spirit. He was differentiating between the temporary Christ suit and His eternal Spirit being. “Son”…
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One God: Day 2 of 5
The Son of God or Son of Man labels represented the empty flesh and blood frame that the Spirit of God wore as He walked on earth in the physical realm. We understand that packaged person (flesh and Spirit) to be known as Jesus. Jesus was at that time both flesh and Spirit. The Spirit part of that union is the Spirit of God. The flesh part of that union was temporary and disposable just like our flesh is temporary. The Spirit is eternal. Jesus is that eternal Spirit. That Spirit is the one and only Spirit of God. God…
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Valued By Him
As I sat quietly in church on Sunday during the meditative communion time, I heard God repeat to me over and over that He loves me and will not leave me. Each time that I wanted to silently speak a thought to Him, He interrupted my plans by again saying that He loves me and will not leave me. I didn’t know how much that I needed to hear Him encourage me that way, because He does it all the time when we’re alone. But this was communion time when I was supposed to remember Him and His sacrifices. Why…
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One God: Day 1 of 5
Before I go attacking the false doctrines of the four remaining pastors that God has assigned to me as His prophet, I want to say that I heard some really good things that demonstrate a heart for God from this weekend’s online sermons. Consistently I have seen the right heart from “my” pastors. They seem to want to please God even bringing a little bit of uncomfortable stuff into the challenges that they speak to the congregations that follow them. But how long is the right heart enough when false doctrines are being taught? It seems that only God knows…
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A Church In Infancy
Early this year, God sent me to an infant church that had not even moved into its own church facility. I know that His timing for sending me there was so that the church could rid itself of false doctrine before getting firmly established. God sent me there with the notion that they would change their false theologies. But they did not change, in fact the pastor has refused to seek God. God said of that pastor “I hate his ugly heart towards correcting doctrines. He has had ample time to seek me and turn away from the false teachings…
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Caution: Uncomfortable Destination
Do you have the courage that it takes to confront the hard stuff? Will you allow God to expose your wrong thinking? Will you trust Him to force you forward towards your destiny calling? Listen, anyone can sit back and take the easy way … the road of least resistance. The devil is not afraid of those who choose comfort over obedience to God. The devil will not put stumbling blocks in the road of those who aren’t going anywhere. However, God will purposely move you in His chosen direction. If God loves you enough to want you in His…
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“They strengthen the hands of the evildoers.”
“They strengthen the hands of the evildoers.” I heard those words from the Lord as He talked to me about the titheing congregants of churches where false doctrine is taught. Not only are they complicit with the false teaching but they are strengthening the hands of the evildoers who teach false doctrine by contributing money to their cause. Of course, God is always examining the hearts of every action to determine motives. That never changes. But He also knows when He has spoken to your heart about the false doctrines. So He knows that you are ignoring spiritual turmoil while…
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Sin Responsibility
As a mother, it was important for me to teach my children their responsibility to know God, hear His voice, and obey Him. As soon as I understood how to hear God for myself, I wanted them to learn also. But even before that we had what most would consider a godly home. From infancy, my children went to church with their parents. They grew up with Christian friends. They were taught to read the Bible and care about their place in the Kingdom. My children probably got more Bible knowledge than most because I led community Bible studies at…
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Dwellers in Unity?
The word “unity” gets tossed about quite a bit in the Christian community. It seems that some think it means a unity of opinions or a unity of picking a pastor or a unity of acceptance. Rarely do I hear unity being referred to as unity of the Spirit. That’s largely because so few actually walk with the Spirit of God. The ONLY way that the churches can reach unity of the Spirit is to have SOUND DOCTRINE. If all the churches are teaching differently on most every topic there is obviously no unity of the Spirit. It happens because…
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Do No Harm?
There is a vast difference in being helpful or being harmful. If you are tasked with confronting the hard stuff it requires attacking the problem without attacking the person. If any one of you thinks that you can do my job, then prove it. Show me how you confront the false theologies of another pastor that you are sure is teaching falsely. First, you have to be certain of their error. You can only do that by talking with the Lord at length about it. You must know that you are not the one with false theology in that area.…
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Conversation With God (082625)
God: Child, are you not pleased with your assignment? Me: God, I love working with you and hearing your voice. I would not ever want to change that. But, the assignment feels like a heavy burden. Not because of your expectations but because the truth that you want carried is rarely met with acceptance. It feels like I’m at odds continually with the people that you send me to. God: Child, they are not rejecting you. They are rejecting me. It’s me that they refuse to seek. It’s me that they refuse to listen to. You have their attention, and…
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Agent of Change or Compliance
I’ve already confessed to being an analytical thinker. It’s who I am and I blame God for it He’s also responsible for the huge gift of sarcasm that has landed with me. What He hasn’t given me enough of is the gift of hospitality. Perhaps it is because I’m too busy assessing my surroundings or off in a “what if” scenario to give adequate attention to comforting people to make them feel welcome and invited. But just because I have been seemingly overlooked by God with that gift doesn’t mean that I don’t appreciate it when I see it in…
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Visions To His Prophet
There have been many times in my years as a prophet when God has given me visions. I even once had a vision of the Rapture and Jesus ascending on the clouds. While that may or may not actually happen in my lifetime, it doesn’t change God’s choice to use me as His prophet. The apostle Paul believed that the return of Christ was imminent. That belief did not cause Paul to be a false apostle even though it did not take place in his lifetime. God often works with His apostles and prophets vastly different than He does with…
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Women Or Not?
How can you know your church’s doctrine about women in ministry? Most denominations have a position either for or against women in leadership. There are a few questions that you can ask to determine where your church or denomination stands on the subject. Does my church allow for a women’s ministry leader? Does my church allow for women ministers to teach adult men? Does my church ever have a woman teaching from the pulpit if men are present? (Not the same thing as a woman giving announcements or reading a Scripture. However, some denominations refuse for a woman to do…
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A Chastisement To Remember
1) My comfort is not more valuable than the assignment. 2) My comfort is not more valuable than the assignment. 3) My comfort is not more valuable than the assignment. 4) My comfort is not more valuable than the assignment. That’s the statement that God wanted me to commit to memory. His chastisement reminded me of when the teacher would make a student write on the blackboard the same statement over and over again as punishment. I could keep typing it but will I remember it when I’m having to once again give up my comfort to confront the false…
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“It’s A Bug, Not A Monster”
I have always had an irrational fear of bugs. I hate those ugly things and don’t want them anywhere near me. The fear is completely foolish. I could destroy them easily and have many times. But, let’s face it nobody wants to see a big roach when they get up in the night to go to the bathroom. Who could sleep after that? Well, several weeks ago, I caught a glimpse of something moving in my peripheral vision when I was up in the night. So, I slept on the couch with the lights on. I admit it. I’m a…
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Pearls or Pigs?
What is being communicated to us in this passage of Scripture? “Do not give dogs what is sacred; do not throw your pearls to pigs. If you do, they may trample them under their feet, and turn and tear you to pieces.” (Matthew 7:6 NIV) If you read the passage in context, it takes on a slightly different tone than when it stands alone. Can you always judge what are the pearls and what are the pigs? God can adequately judge heart motives, but can we? Is anything sacred to the wrong people? I don’t feel like I can even…
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God Is Not A Book!
This is what God wanted me to deliver today. But don’t believe me … ask God yourself! 😉
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Prophetic Conundrum
“But if the watchman sees the sword coming and does not blow the trumpet to warn the people and the sword comes and takes someone’s life, that person’s life will be taken because of their sin, but I will hold the watchman accountable for their blood.” (Ezekiel 33:6 NIV) This Scripture doesn’t afford the watchman much room to refuse to warn the idiots that habitually won’t listen. If the people would actually listen to the words from the prophets AND ask God about it themselves, then God would not need to warn through storms, floods, fires, earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes and…
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Their Three Gods Aren’t Saying Much
This morning, I was reading from the book of the prophet Isaiah. As I regularly read through the messages from the various prophets, I have to wonder if the local pastors ever actually read the words from the prophets. Are they ignorant to the warnings from God? There are over 100 churches in this city. The Lord says that not one of them teaches correctly about who God is. How can not even one pastor know the truth about God? Some of them say that they hear God but then preach that there are three Gods (a trinity of Gods).…
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Rushed Intimacy?
This morning, I was reading in the Psalms and my spiritual vision focused on a few key phrases. “The LORD does whatever pleases him, in the heavens and on the earth, in the seas and all their depths. He makes clouds rise from the ends of the earth; he sends lightning with the rain and brings out the wind from his storehouses. He struck down the firstborn of Egypt, the firstborn of people and animals. He sent his signs and wonders into your midst, Egypt, against Pharaoh and all his servants. He struck down many nations and killed mighty kings—”…
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Go-Bag?
Hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, fires, plagues and wars can leave us in helpless situations. How do we prepare for the unexpected? We can’t entirely trust the news, weather forecasts, or vaccines to get us where we need to be. God is the only one who has sovereign knowledge of what’s happening, when and where. No weather radio is going to give us the guidance that God can. There have been times in my life, when God had me prepare in unusual ways for unexpected events. Mostly it was hindsight that illuminated how His direction provided security or escape. One scenario comes…
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Rescued
I wept while God listened to my grief and devastation over the loss of lives in the Texas floods. My own children attended Christian camps in their youth. My heart breaks for the parents and loved ones whose lives have been forever changed by the sudden rising waters of the river. So please hear me, I am not saying this next part to hurt anyone. This is what God wanted me to write about. If there had been enough warning, could everyone have made it out safely? Would everyone choose to leave if they heard God say to move to…
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What Is Your Reputation With God?
“To the angel of the church in Sardis write: These are the words of him who holds the seven spirits of God and the seven stars. I know your deeds; you have a reputation of being alive, but you are dead.” (Revelation 3:1 NIV) Notice those words “you have a reputation of being alive, but you are dead”? How haunting that must have been to have heard that God saw that church’s reputation as the opposite of what mankind saw it. It was a dead church to God! The next verse says “Wake up! Strengthen what remains and is about…
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Faithfulness OR Deliverance
Three years ago, I completed the magazine edition “Discipleship & Deliverance” (cover photo attached). At the time, God was waking me up in the early morning hours every day to focus on the work. While I love to be completely immersed in God’s efforts to help this generation, He was pushing me very hard to get it exactly right and on a quick timeline. My thought at the time was that there was someone who needed a “NOW” word from God on the subject. Only 10 copies were printed, though, and I never received any feedback from those who received…
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Bogus Thoughts?
“’For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways,’ declares the LORD.” (Isaiah 55:8 NIV) Throughout the more than 20 years of hearing God’s voice in prayer, the Lord has told me many things that I would rather have not heard. I guess that I could have pretended that I didn’t hear Him, but that would have likely resulted in actually not hearing His voice going forward. One specific thing that I have heard the Lord tell me was to distance myself from a family member who is always surrounded in drama and betrayal. The term…
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Perfunctory Prayer
Which do you think that God prefers: a prayer that privately seeks Him or a prayer posture that others see? Many years ago, I was out to lunch with a friend. Unbeknownst to her, I had spent the morning asking God questions to include what to wear, how to pay for the meal, what to order for the meal, etc. Even as we sat at the table awaiting for the food to be delivered, I was constantly silently talking with God about what His will was. I awaken every morning talking with God and go to sleep each night having…
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Let’s Talk About Mary
Who do you say that Mary was/is? Was she the mother of God? Should you pray to her spirit in heaven? What Scriptures could you twist to make it permissible to worship her? This is where the discussion will turn to the trinity doctrine. (You knew it was coming.) The trinity doctrine espouses that there are three Gods, one of whom was born of the virgin Mary. That doctrine can then be expanded to make it permissible to pray to Mary since she gave birth (or came before) one of their three Gods. The devil surely loves that. So in…
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The God of the Covenant
These are the four study pages that were created for an in-person Bible Study planned for this weekend.
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Half-Hearted CINOs?
What I see in American churches too often is half-hearted “Christians-in-name-only” (CINO) who don’t want to be wholehearted in their pursuit of God’s will. They don’t want to learn to hear God’s voice or understand true doctrine because that will upset their comfort. They seem to want to persecute those who stand up with a voice of truth that points them to listen to God for themselves. In the 40 years prior to me hearing God’s voice in prayer, I did the country-club Christianity thing myself. So I recognize it when I see it being paraded through the churches. I…
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Does God Still Send Prophets?
“Now you are the body of Christ, and each one of you is a part of it. And God has placed in the church first of all apostles, second prophets, third teachers, then miracles, then gifts of healing, of helping, of guidance, and of different kinds of tongues. Are all apostles? Are all prophets? Are all teachers? Do all work miracles? Do all have gifts of healing? Do all speak in tongues ? Do all interpret? Now eagerly desire the greater gifts. And yet I will show you the most excellent way.” (1 Corinthians 12:27-31 NIV) The subject of unity has…
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Unmistakable Wrath?
The attached pages from the “Mark of Excellence Newsletter” dated October 2021, are being shared as the final newsletter from that year. With the previous newsletters, I have also shared the cover letter that was sent to the pastors at that time. However, the October newsletter on God’s Wrath was shared online only, rather than direct mailed, without a cover letter. Does God have a right to have wrath? Isn’t He supposed to just arbitrarily forgive everyone (according to the false teachers)? Please review the pages of the newsletter and decide for yourself.
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A Listening Prayer?
This reposting of the September 2021, Mark of Excellence newsletter on “Prayer” was already scheduled in the series before the recent prayer meeting incident where I was yelled at by the pastor for bringing a word from the Lord. (Hey, it’s the life of a prophet. I have my big-boy pants on and can handle it. But God … can certainly do as He pleases if He doesn’t like the way I was treated.) This letter is exactly what I would write today despite that I wrote it nearly four years ago to other local pastors (not the one that…
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The Contrast of Heaven vs. Hell
In 2021, God had me create a monthly doctrinal newsletter, “Mark of Excellence”, along with a cover letter to the local pastors. The letters were sent to 24 pastors. Since that time there have been some positive changes to those pastors’ doctrinal stances. Also, at least four of those pastors have distanced themselves from the pulpits that they were previously preaching from. I’m not saying that I had anything to do with any of that, but I am saying that God is consistently poised to do whatever is necessary to get the churches on the right path. Today, all of…
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Unity of Unbelief?
Going into the prayer meeting, I had very specific instructions from God. In fact, we had a lengthy conversation earlier in the day about what my interactions would be. I was not to lay hands on anyone for healing. I also was not to pray aloud for anyone. God was intense that I was only to speak exactly the words that He would give to me. When I arrived at the prayer service, I did not have any idea what the words would be that I was to deliver. But as soon as I sat down in the “sanctuary” and…
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The Final Amen?
The initial email invite read “Every Wednesday moving forward, we will meet to humble ourselves before the Lord, to listen for His voice, and to ask for His direction as we step forward in the ministry He has called us to in this community.” The first prayer meeting seemed to line up with that sentiment. But going forward, it quickly became less and less about listening for God’s direction and more about telling God of the needs of the church. As if He didn’t know. But even so, you would think that the prayer group would welcome the attendance of…
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A Heaven-Heard Vent!
Ha, it seems that I got to vent a little in this letter to the pastors from June 2021. I’m pretty sure that this was the year when a local pastor taught a Father’s Day sermon saying that women weren’t expected to pray directly to God, but their husbands were. Yes, that’s paraphrased but not by much. In fact, the pastor’s sentiment on the subject made me want to barf. I think you’ll hear it in my hard words (that the Lord let me use!). At times God has me put my own heart out there in the written draft…
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Is Jesus the God of the Covenant?
The myriad of wrong doctrinal statements that I hear from pulpits regularly is discouraging. The most offensive is “Jesus is sitting at the right hand of God”. If there are two Gods sitting on thrones in your religion, then you are not part of the Christian religion. Christianity is monotheistic, meaning one God. Jesus is the one and only God. God is Spirit. When the Spirit of God robed Himself in Son of Man flesh, He did not become a second God. Trinitarians believe that the Son is not the Father, therefore, they have two Gods sitting next to each…
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The Broken Covenant & Deliverance
The covenant relationship demands wholehearted allegiance. If we go outside of that priority obedience, then we break covenant. All sin is covenant-breaking and can be traced back to not obeying God. That is why the covenant restoration conversation is so important. We must restore a broken covenant or we will not have God’s protection or provision. In fact, we can grieve God with our sin to the point that He allows the devil to target us and torment us. God is a jealous God! If you’re not serving Him as your one and only God, then you’re serving another “god”…
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The Missing Piece — The Covenant Oath
One day, about eight years ago, God awakened me in the early morning hours and told me to sit in front of my computer. He was going to give me the most important page of information to share. Mind you, I was already more than a decade into my walk with hearing God. How could there be something new that warranted such “urgent” focus? Little did I know that it was the missing piece in every aspect of ministry. If I could describe the covenant oath adequately, it affected when/if a person would hear God. It gave understanding to God’s…
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Invested in Hearing God’s Voice?
Hearing God’s voice is imperative to being obedient. Taking a best-guess or interpreting Scripture at your choosing will likely cause you to walk completely outside of God’s will and path. God judges heart motives. He is aware of all methods used to avoid consulting Him. So just because you have a Bible open, it doesn’t replace your need to submit to God’s authority. You can’t fool God. Attached are the March (2021) “Mark of Excellence Newsletter” and associated letter to the local pastors. The topic is “Hearing God”. In the last two days, we looked at the January letter with…
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Do False Teachers Deserve Wrath?
Should we hate the false teachers? Does God? You’re probably like me in that you want to know God’s heart and sync up with Him on who to love and who to hate. Wait, does God hate people? Well, He must because He is the one in charge of sending some people to hell, separated from Him for all eternity. It was God that sent an evil spirit to torment King Saul when he disobeyed. When God sends me as His prophet to help pastors overcome false doctrines, I can feel God’s heart for them. He wants them to earnestly…
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What Does It Take To Be A Hero?
In the secular world, a hero can be someone with a gifted singing voice, on-screen influence, a hot body, or perceived power. Think about who the cultural idols are today. Yes, we recognize the men and women of the military, law enforcement, firefighters, and emergency workers as invested individuals who are willing to risk themselves to rescue others. But where each person stands in their relationship with God is the true measure of their hero status. “Yet they rebelled and grieved his Holy Spirit. So he turned and became their enemy and he himself fought against them.” (Isaiah 63:10 NIV)…
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“Surely, God Didn’t Say…”
“Surely, God Didn’t Say…” Those are the words that the devil used to deceive Adam and Eve in the Garden. Those words led to them disobeying God. If I had a nickel for every time that I heard the devil use those words through human vessels, I would be a very wealthy woman today. I refute their foolishness every time. Here’s the thing, Adam and Eve could have sought God when the devil used those deceptive words. They could have, right then and there, said “God, what did you say?” and called God into the midst of the confrontation. But…
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Ten Percent Or All Of It?
Are you 10% committed to God’s will? Is He in charge of only a “tithe” portion of your life? What if He measures His protection and provision with the same portion of giving? If you’re not wholehearted in Him being your God, shouldn’t He hold back His inclusion in your life similarly? Yikes! That’s a hard word! You are going to have an opportunity today. Will you choose His path or will you decide that you know best? *Not-so-hidden open letter follows: Not only are you not fully submitted to God but you are teaching false doctrine in His church.…
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Power & Discipline
These are two pages that I’ve worked on recently to be included in the upcoming edition of “The Rogue Prophet magazine” on Discipleship. Any thoughts?
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Walk With Confidence!
The Lord focused my spiritual vision on a specific trait today. As I was walking into the mini-mart to get an early morning cup of coffee, I noticed a man getting out of his vehicle. He walked like he had the weight of the world on his shoulders. It made him look small and timid. Now obviously I don’t know anything about the man’s circumstances so there’s no judgment here. But it made me think about how I carry myself. Do I walk with confidence? A little while later I had driven to a favorite morning spot where I can…
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Having a Form of Godliness …
“People will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boastful, proud, abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, unholy, without love, unforgiving, slanderous, without self-control, brutal, not lovers of the good, treacherous, rash, conceited, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God—having a form of godliness but denying its power. Have nothing to do with such people.” (2 Timothy 3:2-5 NIV) That part about “having a form of godliness” is the part that God highlighted to me when we were talking just now. (Yes, it’s 4:00 am. That’s when He likes to talk about all the important stuff.) I was asking…
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The Train of His Robe Filled the Temple
This verse has been repeatedly coming to mind over the last few days. “In the year that King Uzziah died, I saw the Lord, high and exalted, seated on a throne; and the train of his robe filled the temple.” (Isaiah 6:1 NIV) The prophet Isaiah was grieving when the Lord opened his eyes to a spiritual vision and a throne-room experience which led to the Lord commissioning Isaiah. I’m always inspired by this passage of Scripture where Isaiah says to the Lord “Here am I. Send me!” (That exclamation point speaks volumes.) This Scripture text (in Isaiah 6) is…
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Closed Doors Trek?
The Lord has been showing me closed doors lately. He allows me to glimpse in and then closes the door with finality. I’ve been looking for office space so that I could have room to work on finishing the Discipleship magazine. Two years ago, I closed my office and moved everything into storage. I hate paying for storage and not having my things easily accessible. For weeks and months, I have been following God’s lead about possible office venues. But most have just been way too expensive and would keep me financially strapped. And for what? All to create a…
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Where You Belong?
Some of you don’t get it. I’m not worried about me. I have a relationship with God. I hear His voice in prayer. I follow His leading. It’s you that I’m worried about. What are you going to do if we find ourselves walking in the last days? What are you going to do if there is a sudden disaster? Will you know how to ask God for direction? Will you be under His protection? I’m not worried about me. I’m worried about you. What if tomorrow your life is demanded from you? What if God finally has had enough…
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Rewards For Obedience?
Do you think that the Lord rewards us for our obedience? I do. And I also think that He punishes us when we refuse Him. Rebellion is ugly to the Lord. But when we submit to Him we are rewarded with more intimacy of heart and sometimes tangible blessings. Let’s talk about obedience first. Recently, the Lord asked me to once again offer a Bible Study to teach about hearing His voice. I already know that most people are too lazy to put in any real effort to show up, study, and seek God. But, my obedience is not contingent…
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The Gullible One?
I’m sorry to be so blunt but you CANNOT interpret the Scriptures correctly without hearing the voice of God! The devil is a liar. His whole scheme is deception. If you’re reading the Bible without God present, you are going to be deceived. When you study the Bible, you must do it while listening to God teach it to you. Ask questions to Him if anything is vague. The reason why there are so many misinterpretations and bogus doctrines is because they have left God out of their study. Look at all the variations of religions that are out there.…
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Native Language Tongues
If you have ever had the Lord speak through you in the gift of tongues, this will not be a foreign concept for you. Evidently, some of the pastors that I’ve been asking to seek God about the trinity doctrine, don’t know how to assess if they are hearing their own internal silent prayer voice, the spirit voice of the enemy, or the voice of God. So, God asked me to write about how they can be sure when God is the one answering their questions about doctrine. There are two ways to be sure that you’re hearing from God.…
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The Rogue Prophet 