Nemesis of “Churchianity” & Spiritual Abuse
How To Pray — Manners and Attitudes — Matt. 6 Christ taught them “[how] to pray.” He taught the proper attitudes with which to come to God, the Father in prayer. This passage contains many examples of the Imperative of Entreaty, the function of which is to bring more attention to the agreement of the …
So strong is the link between Christ and the Kingdom in the early Christian imagination that it becomes possible, even necessary, to construe the eschatological advent of the Kingdom of God exclusively in terms of Christ’s own apocalyptic parousia. … The decisive meaning of the petition ‘Thy Kingdom Come” is to be found in its …
Click HERE for Audio MP3 (25:30) Few churches take time to pray together, and if they do the people are often at loss for what to pray. Shyness may play a role. Fear of being judged on the wording of a prayer is another factor of which I often hear. Then, there are those who …
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[the following article is directly copied from Onsite International, author Rob Griepentrog] Top Books on Prayer Sun, 05/18/2014 – 8:24pm — Rob There are volumes of books and reading material on all subjects and matters; good and bad. Sir Francis Bacon once wrote, “some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to …
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The 2 biblical contexts for “pray without ceasing” The first context is 1 Thessalonians 5:17 — Spiritual Formation The apostle Paul says, “pray without ceasing,” (1 Thessalonians 5:17). But does he mean that we must pray [literally] all the time? Not at all…. What Paul meant by “praying without ceasing” is to encourage the Thessalonians …
Trace, today, the run of a mighty thread through the Biblical tapestry. It is a small but sure thread and one often overlooked. It is merely one word. Yet, it is a strong cord, a golden line meant by our God to pull confidence into your prayers. Notice “Remember.” We find “remember” first used in …
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A Christian has no authority whatsoever to speak against (audibly or inaudibly), rebuke or command angels, fallen or holy. Yes, it is true that we have been seated with Jesus Christ in the heavenly (eternal) realm, far above all principalities, powers, etc (Eph. 2:6). However, we Christians will not rule over angels (fallen or holy) until …
After 4+ years of blogging, a summary of Lamb’s Harbinger’s most basic and practical Christian discipleship is in order. These are the overalls—how LH is sure knowing God works in the real world: THE BIBLE — Context is King — The Bible is NOT Subjective Testimony — Recommended Study Bibles and Translations PRAYER — “REMEMBER” | The Bible’s Most Powerful Prayer — “A Guide …
Matthew 16:18-19 (ESV) 18 And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. 19 I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven, and whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven. I maintain that …
