Five-Fold Today - The Gift of Tears - Preparation - The Pillars of My Truth - Apostolic Authority - A Day of Victory - Spirit of Elitism
The Gift of Tears
by Paul Cain
There will be no public reaping without some public weeping. The greatest
reapers in this world are the greatest weepers. There is a gift
that we need to ask God for in these days. It's the gift of tears. We need
to come before the Lord, making ourselves available to Him in a deeper
way. The gift of tears is more than a result of the suffering that comes
from living in a fallen world. It flows from feeling the pain and the
suffering that the Lord Jesus feels for us. He is our High Priest, touched
by the feeling of our infirmities. We need to feel what He feels for
America. We need to feel what He feels for the Church. We need to feel
what He feels about sin and the abominations that are going on in the
earth today.
We must have tears if we are going to see revival. If we have no tears
it's because our hearts are parched. Lord, give us tears that we may see
revival!
David said in Psalm 6, "I'm worn out from groaning all night long." How
long has it been since you or I have groaned all night long? He also said,
"I flood my bed with weeping and drench my couch with tears. My eyes grow
weak with sorrow." Have you considered Jesus Christ as a man of sorrows?
He's not known as a man of laughter. He's not known as a man of frivolous
flippancy. He is known as a man of sorrows.
In these last days it's imperative that the Church become a partaker both
of Christ's heavenly calling and His heavenly ways. Jesus Christ is a man
of sorrows. What a privilege to share in the fellowship of Christ's
sufferings - even, if necessary, to the point of death.
Our dry eyes reflect our parched hearts. The shedding of tears shows that
the heart is engaged. Where are tears today? Ps. 56:8 says, "Thou tellest
my wanderings: put thou my tears into thy bottle: are they not in thy
book?" Did you know that God is saving up our tears?
I know theologians who are as dry as shucks. They never shed a tear no
matter how emotional their text or subject. How can you preach the gospel,
the death of Christ and all that happened on the cross without tears? If
you look at the Son of God without tears to protect your spiritual eyes
you'll go blind. Could this be what has happened to so many theologians?
They look into the word but they never cry. They never engage their
hearts.
What if all of us were called upon to accept God's gift of tears before He
would ever consider giving His gift of revival? Would you apply for the
gift? Would you seek for the gift? Would you beg for the gift? If you
really want revival, I believe you would.
Until a situation really seems hopeless we won't cry. We won't employ
tears unless it's really desperate. Don't you think it's about time we try
tears? We may have had a little too much of the opposite in the Church.
Let's try tears. Maybe we have too much "know how". Now it's time to have
the "know Who', the Man of Sorrows. Let's try tears. I tell you, there
will be no public, reaping without some public weeping. The greatest
reapers in this world are the greatest weepers.
Ministry in the last days is worth everything. It will cost everything.
Are you willing to pay the price in much tears, in much prayer and
supplication? I pray a lot, but I don't supplicate enough. If necessary, I
need to supplicate until I suffocate! We need prayer and supplication. We
need to pray as Jesus prayed, with strong crying and tears.
Where are the tears today? This is what we ought to ask ourselves. Do we
really know the heart of God? "Out of the heart flow the issues of life,"
Prov. 4:23 says. Not out of strategic meetings, planning, committees,
building committees, missions committees, not out of little weak prayer
meetings, but out of intercession and prayer with travail.
I want my soul to be filled with tears, and rivers of living water to flow
out of my innermost being, rivers that will water the seed. The seed of
prayer produces little unless it is watered with tears, the water that
nurtures it and brings forth a harvest.
So ask God for the gift of tears. Expect it - ask for it and expect it. I
think the Lord is saying, "I want My Church to go from feasting and
playing to fasting and praying. From laughing to mourning and then from
weeping to reaping." From weeping to reaping - can you see where it will
end? We must go from laughter to mourning. We have gone all out for
hilarity. Now the party's over.
Oh, for prophets like Jeremiah, who cried out for his eyes to be a
fountain of tears! Prayer and intercession is our most important work. Let
that be locked into your thinking. Prayer and intercession is the most
important work of the Church.
The next move of God will not be characterized by people falling on their
backs and laughing, although that can be good. The next move of God will
be known for people falling on their faces and weeping, weeping, weeping -
all the while God is being magnified as the Church beholds His majesty,
beholds His glory and becomes His glory.
Lord, we want to seek Your face. We ask You to help us to be broken. We
have a desire for the fullness of Christ. We have a desire to feel the
things that He feels. We want to be touched by the feelings of the poor,
the destitute, the lonely, the hungry and the suffering. Lord, give us
grace to suffer with You and deny ourselves, take up our cross and follow
You. In Jesus' name.
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Preparation
Denise D Lagrimas
I felt to share this short teaching with you. God has been speaking to
me a lot about prayer and this has ministered to me. Sometimes we
have to be reminded of the simple things and the simple truth...
Preparation
There is much talk these days about this being the end times and how
we need to be prepared and be ready for the Coming of the Lord. The
great and mighty Day of the Lord is nearer than we think of that I am
certain, but there is something even more stirring that I believe we
should be concerned with as we wait for that day and that is ; Are we
helping in the preparation?
When the disciples asked Jesus when that Day would come He said
"Of that day and hour no man knows not even the angels of heaven,
but my Father only.
He gave us signs to look for but said do not worry about the signs do
not seek after them. "It is a wicked generation that seeks signs and
wonders" but watch and pray. I believe our preparation begins and
ends with prayer.
There are things that God requires of us as believers that we may fully
walk in His presence and we will look at some of the requirements.
Micah 6:8 says that " He has told you o' man what is good; And what
does the Lord require of you but to do justly, to love mercy and to walk
humbly before your God.
Now in looking at these three things we see we must be just with
everyone and that means do what is fair, right and moral as God
defines morality, we are to Love mercy and not just love it, but love it
so much that it is the first thing we exhibit when we are not treated
right. Mercy is given freely to all who need, then last we are to Walk
humbly. That literally means taking a lowly position. Yes we are kings
and priests and sons of inheritance but our true title, our first title is
"Servant of all" even as our Saviour was servant of all. We must
never think of ourselves more highly than we ought or we will be
asking for troubled times to show us our true place. It's humility or
humiliation, it's our decision.
We will look at Five things the Lord requires that we may walk in His
presence continually:
1.) DESPERATION
2.) OBEDIENCE
3). INTIMACY
4.) PRACTICE (practical application)
5.) TAKE IT BEYOND THE CHURCH
Our world for now is wherever the Lord has placed us in our daily lives,
and our commandment is to love the Lord with all our heart, soul and
mind and to love our neighbor as we love ourself. We love ourselves
enough to allow Jesus to rule and reign in our lives and be our first love
then we must be willing to share that with others in hopes that they too
will love our God and we can make disciples (one who follows god) of
them, teaching them what we know about our God through the Word.
We do this by OUTREACH, WITNESSING (telling someone) and
LIVING WHAT WE BELIEVE . Revelation 12:11 says "we overcome by
the blood of the lamb and the word of our testimony and we love not our
lives even to death." this means we speak and tell of the wonderful
things God has done in our lives and we plead the blood over the areas
still in need of change and we do not deny our savior even if it means
our own death.
We shall overcome.... "These things I have spoken to you, that in Me
you may have peace. In the world you have tribulation but take courage
I have overcome the world...John16:33
One last note to keep in mind. I heard it said that "We must not line our
experiences up with the Word or it will come up short. The Word is
TRUTH and is not subject to experience...
We may not feel the presence of God in a physical manifestation but
nevertheless He says He will be there if we ask and that is Truth and
not subject to our feelings. He is not a God that He should lie.
Let us all practice and do what is required but even more so let prayer
be foremost in our relationship with our master. Then we will have
done our part to prepare ourselves and others.
Blessing in Jesus Name
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The Pillars of My Truth and the Seed of My Word
Stephen Hanson
"A clock's hands shows forth how time progresses. For time is continually moving forwards and not backwards. But
remember that I Am in control of time upon this earth. Even though there is a natural progression of time. Even though the sun
goes up and the sun goes down each day, time in the spiritual world operates differently. The same is true in how my prophetic
word is established upon this earth. It is given and received by the person who has received my word. There is a "reception"
of that word as it is spoken into the prophet's ear. They receive it, and then it is sent out into the "arena" where it needs to
go. And surely, there are different "arenas" in terms of how a word is given. Some are confined to individual churches and
individuals, and some are given as "seed to the sower" to the church at large."
(Here the Lord showed me a man who was throwing seed from side to side, "sprinkling" as it were, the ground around him.)
"Here the seed of my word, my prophetic word, is given and sent out in equipping and in bringing the saints unto maturity.
And then here, that word is released unto your hearts. And then that word would illuminate those who would receive it. That
is what is meant by "my word will go out and accomplish what I sent it out to do."
"I AM giving forth my word unto the ends of the earth. It is being given in a multitude of ways and it is being given to a
multitude of people. For then my people will receive several "seed." They will be instructed. They will be warned. They will
be encouraged, and they will be directed. They will be comforted and given mercy. They will be judged and they will be
exhorted as well. For then my church will be built upon my PILLARS OF TRUTH.
What are my PILLARS OF TRUTH? There are four PILLARS OF MY TRUTH. "
"I infuse and inhabit each and everyone of these pillars. The temple will not stand unless I build it. Blow forth my word, my
prophets, and let the sound of it be carried upon the wind. Know the place and function that each of you have. Don't hold
back unto what I've given you to speak. Speak it and give it forth as I speak it unto you. Then the enemy will be trampled
into the ground, and the seed of what I give you will grow, and will accomplish what I sent it out to do. "
Stephen Hanson
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Apostolic Authority
by Jim Hodges
In the emergence of what Dr. C. Peter Wagner calls the “New Apostolic
Reformation”, the most challenging issue in my opinion is that
of apostolic authority—what is it? How is it defined? How is
it applied?
I don’t know that we have all the answers we want or need, but
in this article, I desire to share some factors, which will hopefully
assist us in getting further down the road in our understanding
of this important issue.
Let me begin with a reference from II Corinthians (1:24). This,
as you know, is the epistle where Paul feels compelled to defend
his apostleship because he was the spiritual father of the church
at Corinth. However, for whatever reasons, the church was not
responding to him as their spiritual father. The church received
him as another teacher like Peter and Apollos, but they did not
receive him as their apostle. Paul responds, writing this: “not
that we lord it over your faith, but are workers with you for
your joy….”
In his excellent book, The Gift of The Apostle, author David
Cannistraci says this concerning this verse: “Paul understood
that the saints at Corinth, though they needed correction and
disciplined change, were not to be placed in a position of dependence
upon his faith. They needed to stand on their own faith. Paul’s
role was to help them walk in joy instead of defeat. Neither
were they to become recklessly independent of his apostolic authority.
Instead they were to maintain the principle of interdependence
in the local church: the intricate interlacing of apostolic leadership,
local leadership (such as pastors and elders) and the local membership
in harmony and balance. Neither the apostle, the local leadership
nor the people can be complete without the other”
The key to some needed understanding here is in the word “workers”.
This is the Greek word synergoi, translated “fellow-workers”.
It is used elsewhere by Paul in the Corinthian correspondence
(1 Cor. 3:9). We get the English word synergy from this word.
In context, Paul is saying that through a covenantal working
relationship between the apostles and the local church, including
its leadership, the maximum efficiency is released for the fulfillment
of God’s Kingdom agenda! This connectedness causes a power to
be released that exceeds arithmetical measurement. The Old Testament
put it this way: “one shall chase a thousand, two will chase
ten thousand” (Deuteronomy 32:30).
The primary principle of authority in this verse is simply this:
authority is by consent not coercion! The context for building
this consent is personal relationship. The functioning of authority
is in direct proportion to the strength of the relationship.
Obviously Paul’s relationship with the local church at Corinth
was strained and therefore his apostolic authority was hindered
in its application.
All authority in the Kingdom is given, i.e., it is delegated
to us. No one takes it upon himself. Even our Lord Jesus was
given authority by the Father, He did not grasp for it himself.
In the Great Commission, He announced that all authority (Greek:exousia)
had been GIVEN to Him! The question then became—would His disciples
respond to His authority and obey the Commission He gave them?
The reason all of us are somewhat skittish about authority is
because of the potential abuse of it. Some of us still recall
the fallout in the Body of Christ in the 70’s through what was
known as “shepherding discipleship”. While there was much good
truth being taught by outstanding teachers in this movement,
there were also immature misapplications of authority where men
(shepherds) were indeed lording it over other men in the Body
of Christ.
While there were sad stories back then, I believe God is His
sovereign purpose used this movement in challenging us to face
the issue of legitimate Biblical authority. An abuse should not
drive us into disuse, but motivate us to seek the proper use!
Let me make an attempt to help us define apostolic authority
in the following way. Relational apostolic authority should include
the following:
*The Authority of Influence. This would be the lowest level of
authority because those with whom we do not have a relationship
can influence us. For example, the apostle Paul had great influence
in the church at Rome through his letter to them and by his ministry
there in the city-especially through his first imprisonment where,
from rented quarters (under house arrest by the Roman government),
he was able to minister to many (See Acts 28:30-31). Paul was
not their spiritual father (apostle), but nevertheless he had
great influence there.
Ministers with whom we have no relationship can influence us.
When I was at Wheaton College back in the early 60’s, Dr. Billy
Graham and his complete team ministered an entire week on campus—morning
chapels and evening services at the football field. That deeply
impacted by life! Let me further explain. I do not know Dr. C.
Peter Wagner very well, but if he calls me to participate in
something, I will be inclined to do so because of his indirect
influence in my life through his writings and because of friends
of mine who do know him well.
*The Authority of Fellowship. In a free flow of fellowship among
minister-leaders, there is a measure of authority that is released.
Iron does sharpen iron! All of us respect and respond at least
in some measure to those who minister encouragement to us and
even to those through whom the Holy Spirit may release correction
to us. For example: if I open my heart to a group of fellow ministers
concerning some “unsanctified” part of my life, that brings a
measure of spiritual authority into my life.
*The Authority of Service. In Matthew 20:28, Jesus said: “the
Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve and to give
His life a ransom for many”. This followed a discussion about
the nature of authority in the Kingdom of God, which was sharply
contrasted with the nature of authority in the world system,
i.e., the Gentile overlords. You will recall that Paul declared
at the beginning of most of his letters that he was a bondservant
of Christ. The principle is: godly and unselfish service releases
authority.
*The Authority of Accountability. This to me is the highest level
of authority. As a minister, one day I will give an accounting
of my ministry to the Chief Shepherd. Meanwhile, I am endeavoring
to walk in a relationship of accountability with those minister-leaders
to whom the Lord has relationally joined me.
Back to my illustration of opening my heart to a group of ministers
about some “unsanctified” part of my life. Doing such a thing
will obviously test whatever level of relationship I have with
them. If the heart is turned up too high, I may choose to leave
the group. Of course, I would hope I would stay and let that
heat forge the change in my life I so desperately need! Too many
times, we “feel led” to leave and avoid dealing with what must
be dealt with. But leaving, or on the other hand, firing my accountability
group, is going to render me an independent renegade! The problem
with that is—everywhere I go there I am!!
To me accountability is like an onion—the more layers, the better.
We can never have too much of it! Peeling onions can make you
cry. Removing your accountability structure can make you cry
worse!
Let me close by reinforcing the main principle concerning authority—all
authority in the Kingdom of God is by relationship. Jesus is
exalted as King in heaven ruling over both heaven and earth.
>From there He engifts His church with five fold ministries. While
He rules sovereignty over the earth, including the civil ruler,
i.e., the kings of the earth (Psalm 2), He rules savingly over
His church—those He is related to by the New Covenant in His
blood. Therefore, the church must respond in the right way to
His delegated authority which He has sent through the five fold
ministries of Ephesians 4:11.
That, it seems to me, is our present and compelling challenge!
Jim Hodges
A Day of Victory
Bill Burns
Rise up, you sons of the Most High, and
rule in the midst of your enemies, for this is the day of My power. Is it not
written that I have prepared a table for you in the presence of your enemies?
Come and dine, for the victory celebration is beginning. Rejoice, saints of
God, for now comes the day in which those that offend Me with religious
pretense and those who practice lawlessness will be removed from Zion.
It is time for My righteous ones to shine forth as the sun in the kingdom of
My Father. The separation has begun in My house, and the enemy will not be
found dwelling in Zion any longer. Is it not written that judgment will begin
in My house?
Truly, truly I tell you that the Spirit of Judas Iscariot dwells
among you today even as he was among the twelve in the days of My suffering.
Judas was dwelling in the presence of My glory, but he was not seated
spiritually at My table, and he did not feed upon My words. Judas allowed
Satan to enter into his heart, and for this reason he betrayed Me with a
kiss. It was for this reason that he was given the bread of affliction dipped
in the cup of My Father's wrath. Judas means "praise," but he was a false worshipper. Was it not he who spoke against the true sacrifice of praise when Mary anointed Me for burial? Judas
did not want the sweet fragrance of oil (anointing) to be released in true
worship because it is the anointing that breaks the yoke of Satan's bondage
and sets My people free. Judas wanted to keep the oil for himself that he
might sell it, so that he alone might benefit from it.
It is true My brethren, that this same spirit dwells among you today, but
this is the Day when I shall reveal and expose the sons of perdition, for it
is time for Me to cleanse My temple. Watch, therefore, for the manifestation
of the character of this spirit of the lawless one, for he is in your midst.
Those who have given their hearts to this spirit are false brethren. They are
accusers of the brethren, and they are mockers of My true servants. These are
the self-willed and the presumptuous that Peter wrote of. They promise the
people liberty from My established order, but they themselves are slaves of
corruption.
These are those whom the apostle Paul warned you of -- that in the last days
these men would have a form of religion, but they would deny the power of the
convicition of the Holy Spirit. They are those who, like Judas, would be
lovers of themselves and their own pleasures rather than lovers of God.
These are wells without water, broken cisterns that hold no living water.
They are flatterers who speak smooth words to their followers so that they
may exalt themselves in the assemblies. Set a watch for these, My sons, and
condemn the words that they speak against you so their curses will have no
power over you. Sing to the Lord a new song, for it is a song of victory.
Rejoice in this, the day of victory, for it is written:
Psalm 149:6 Let the high praises of God be in their mouth, And a two-edged
sword in their hand,
Psalm 149:7 To execute vengeance on the nations, And punishments on the
peoples;
Psalm 149:8 To bind their kings with chains, And their nobles with fetters of
iron;
Psalm 149:9 To execute on them the written judgment; This honor have all His
saints. Praise the LORD!
The scriptures cannot be broken.
(Note: Although Judas means "praise," it also means that he shall be praised
(shall seek praise). Iscariot means "a worldly man" and "he will be hired" (a
hireling who will be employed by Satan) to condemn the true servants of the
Lord. These are those whom the apostle Paul describes as "always learning and
never able to come to the knowledge of the truth." Paul says that "their
folly will be manifest to all." (2 Timothy 3:1-9)
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The Spirit of Elitism and it's devastating results-
By Kathryn Walters
Have you ever been around a church or group and gradually began to feel
left out, excluded? Not part of the "in group" or inner circle.
What is this exclusiveness and where did it come from? How did it get
there? - what opened the door for this to enter? Exclusivism, or elitism,
is a form of pride -and the Bible says that "God resists the proud and
gives grace to the humble" (2 Peter 1:5) As Christians, what constitutes
humility? True humility is a dependence upon God. Knowing that apart from
Him, His power and care - we cannot make it in life or in ministry. We are
kept by His grace. "We are kept by the power of God unto Salvation" (1
Pet:1.5)
Warning signs
When an individual or group gives the impression they have some kind of
"special" calling, or revelation, or when they feel and give the
impression they have been called by God to fill some kind of "special"
place, the signals are flashing. The attitude "WE are really doing the
work of the ministry" is given out like an offensive odor. Other
ministries are deemed as "OK", but they do not have the great importance
"our" ministry has. Often this happens when there has been some kind of
success in growth, or a move of God and blessings are manifest. It's often
when things are going well that people are not on guard and the this
exclusivism slips in. What begins as a cry of "GOD is visiting us,
gradually becomes "God is VISITING us," to finally "God is visiting US"
and the Holy spirit begins to withdraw.
God pours out His Spirit because we are hungry and because we need Him -
not because we have "qualified" or earned some special favor. He (Jesus)
is the One who will present us faultless before the presence of His glory
with exceeding Joy ( Jude 24). It is the Spirit who changes us ( 2 Cor
3-18). We are His workmanship - created in Christ Jesus (Eph 2:10).
Unfortunately, in the midst of blessing it seems easy for us to forget it
was only because of His great love and grace and mercy and lovingkindness
that the blessing came. We begin to feel, with the encouragement of a few
demonic forces, that somehow it had something to do with us.
Gradually there begins among the leadership, an attitude of resistance to
anyone who disagrees with those in control. Instead of being able and open
to receive input, pride sees anything that is not strongly pro ( in
agreement the group or individual) as a threat to their position.
Control and Manipulation
When a leader starts to operate in elitism there comes a desire to be
control - it sees others as subjective, and deception comes in the form of
believing that this one person or persons are in a better position
spiritually to know what is right, or hear from God and know the mind of
God. Gradually anyone who questions anything, any decision or teaching
etc. becomes the target of some kind of spiritual attack. Often being
accused of being a "Jezebel" or "rebellious," the person bringing the word
or question is dismissed. If that person stands their ground they are
usually rejected and their own ministry gift questioned, cast aside, and
often aborted by the strong religious spirit coming against them.
When a spirit of control comes into a leadership, often the spirit of
abortion is active and the move of the Spirit in the church and in the
individual is aborted. If that happens the person involved usually needs
prayer for deliverance from the abortion spirit and also the spirit of
grief.
Another way the elitist spirit comes in is when a few people or small
group go off to a corner to lick some wounds and bewail the state of the
church. Gradually the elitist spirit begins to tell them that they have
special revelation - God is calling them aside to tell them some special
secrets about the church and their special place and revelation. Next
comes some "different, often weird" theology - if you don't get it then
you just haven't had that special impartation of the truth that is
revealed to the few, the inner circle.
This also is a warning signal - Every member of the Body of Christ is
special - the spirit of revelation is available to all who seek Him. In
Ephesians 1:18 Paul prayed for the Ephesians that they might know the hope
of His calling and the eyes of the understanding would be enlightened -
they would know what is riches of the glory of His inheritance in the
saints."
kathiewalters@mindspring.com
June 9, 2001
God wants us to be so desperate for Him that our desire is for Him
first. The dictionary describes the word desperation as "a state of
being desperate - having an urgent need or desire.... He promises us
in Psalm 37:4 that "if we delight ourself in the Lord He will give us the
desire of our heart." When we desire Him, He gives us (Him) freely
for He longs to give us our desire. Our urgent need and desire should
be Him...He already knows what we have need of in the physical.
God requires us to be quickly obedient and totally yielded to His will for
us. We must not argue or complain but stand on His word that says "If
you will indeed obey My voice and keep My covenant then you shall be
My own possession among all the peoples for all the earth is Mine and
you shall be to me a kingdom of priests and a holy nation." Deut. 27:10
and then in Acts 5:29 He says "We ought to obey God rather than men"
We must know the voice of the Lord so that we do not hesitate to obey.
How can one know the voice of the Lord? ....Listen for it....someone
once said " if God wanted us to talk more than he wanted us to listen
he would have given us two mouths and one ear ?? Think about this!
All good things come from the Father, if it brings conviction that too can
be from the father for conviction is good and causes repentance,
condemnation however is not... Jesus came not to condemn but to
save that we might live with Him in eternity. Learn to hear His voice...
He who dwells in the secret place of the most high shall abide under
the shadow of the Almighty. Ps.91:1 It is in the intimate times that we
truly know one another. I am not talking about sex. Intimacy is much
more than that. It is knowing the true person and the inner man (spirit)
the depth of a person and the allowing them to know the depth of you.
A deep abiding in someone where only few can go. As we allow God
free access into every part of us He is faithful to touch us in each area
of our existence and therefore we also can touch Him. He says "Taste
and see that the Lord is good" Private Prayer times and speaking to
Him while waiting to hear Him is a form of intimacy. Weeping, loving
and living for your time with him is intimacy.
He expects us to do the Word " Be doers of the Word and not hearers
only." Once we know what the word says we are held accountable to
perform it, practice it... We must live what we know and walk it out. For
instance if you find that God has said to you "Do not steal!" Than he
expects you to practice that by not stealing in any way, shape or form.
He said Walk in a manner that is worthy of your calling. We have been
called to be sons and daughters of God and if God is good so should
we be or at least practice being. Perfection will come later but we must
practice doing what the word says to do.
"Go ye into all the world making disciples of one another baptizing them
in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe
all things whatsoever I have commanded you and lo I am with you
always even to the end of the world...
Deniseso is my word that goes out from my mouth. It will not return to me empty, but will accomplish what I desire
and achieve the purpose for which I sent it. ISA 55:11
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