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Old/New Testament
Old/New Testament = The Holy Bible
The Four Stages of a Religious Spirit
Submitted by ServeTheWarriors on Sat, 2009/07/25 - 2:40pm
Matthew strategically wrote his gospel account to show how the Jewish leaders rejected Jesus as their Messiah. Their debates with our Lord increased until it reached a climax in the Twelfth Chapter. This was the turning point. In the first eleven chapters, Jesus spoke openly about the Kingdom of God being offered to national Israel. After chapter twelve, however, He only spoke in dark parables. Explaining Himself to His disciples, He quoted the prophesy of Isaiah,
"And in them the prophecy of Isaiah is fulfilled, which says: 'Hearing you will hear and shall not understand, and seeing you will see and not perceive; . . . Read More ... >>>
The Dark Night of the Soul (The fulcrum point before a revival breaks through)
Submitted by ServeTheKingdom on Sat, 2008/06/28 - 11:00am
Another key similarity between revival and nuclear fission is a strange
phenomenon that occurs right before the atom splits. The nucleus
actually depresses. Scientists observe that the neutron bombardment
which seemed to be changing the nucleus, now shows no sign of reaching
critical mass. Nothing seems to be happening.
That is also what happens right before a manifestation of God's glory. The revival core will be praying and sensing a rising tide of power and expectancy. All of a sudden, you hit a brick wall. The power is gone. God's presence seems to have lifted. Your prayers feel trapped in your mouth. A deep despair settles in. You feel physically drained.
This is the dark night of the soul. This is where every revival pioneer has been before you and now it's your turn. It will take everything in you to keep moving. The sobering fact is that many who have reached the dark night of the soul have retreated. Eternity will reveal a long, sad history of revival near-misses.
. . . Read More ... >>>Why Did Jesus Fold The Napkin?
Submitted by Christa on Thu, 2008/06/12 - 7:35am
This is very
interesting. I had never heard it before. Why
did Jesus fold the napkin? Why did
Jesus fold the linen burial cloth after His resurrection?
Power of Peace
Submitted by ServeTheServants on Mon, 2007/04/30 - 6:08pm
God’s secret power for peace goes beyond natural human understanding. Like other major principles of kingdom of God living it is only spiritually understood and received by revelation or experience. Some things of God cannot possibly be fully communicated with natural language.One of the major characteristics of religion and natural human life is striving. It appears that a fundamental part of the natural soul of man is to strive. Striving to achieve, striving to stay alive, striving to meet personal needs and desires, striving in education, business and sports competition, striving to defeat enemies, striving to be the best we can be, and the list could go on. There is no peace and no place of rest in striving until the goal or victory is accomplished. . . . Read More ... >>>
