Differences & Similarities ⇔ Apostles & Prophets
It seems that there is some confusion and misunderstanding when one considers the differences between the function of those who are apostolic and prophetic.
Continue reading →It seems that there is some confusion and misunderstanding when one considers the differences between the function of those who are apostolic and prophetic.
Continue reading →I don’t believe that there is a scriptural foundation for the concept of a one-man leadership role in the Church.
Continue reading →We seem to be living in a day and age when many of us have not learned the simple lesson of agreeing to disagree.
Continue reading →The world waits for my eager return. Many speculate and think that they have everything figured out, but have I not said that no one knows the day or the hour?
Continue reading →“The world is racing towards judgment,” says The LORD.
Continue reading →“What is the sound that you are hearing in this hour? Do you have ears to hear or are they plugged with the sounds of this world in them?”
Continue reading →There are so many things that we have in common with each other and yet it seems that some instead drift to what can tear us apart.
Continue reading →“On that day they will come to the mountain of The LORD and the glory of The LORD will be revealed.”
Continue reading →How could one drop down the plumb line from above and measure the true vertical wall of corruption within the very walls of our White House?
Continue reading →“For the world marches on as it always has. It has gone on as men and women forge their way through a world that seemingly has no end.”
Continue reading →“The time of the great cleansing of this nation has come. For how would a world be made clean again?”
Continue reading →“I have overcome,” says The LORD. “I have overcome the trials of this life.”
Continue reading →“This is the time to gather up all your belongings and give them to Me,” says The LORD.
Continue reading →A section of a story I did several years back from my book, “A HIDDEN PLACE.”
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