If you’ve been believing for the fulfillment of a biblical promise for any length of time, it’s possible you’ve hit the wall of frustration. You’ve sowed your seed, confessed the scriptures, fasted and prayed, praised and received by faith, but nothing seems to have changed. Your situation looks the same, if not worse. At that stage, I have a question for you.
What do you want more, the promise or the person? Continue reading →
The past couple of days the world has been divided over a seemingly insignificant issue – the dress. A Scottish girl posted the photo of the garment on Tumblr because it was meant to be worn for a wedding and all her friends were disagreeing over the colors. Everyone was vehemently convinced what they were seeing was the truth, so the dress quickly went viral. All day I was seeing it in two different color combinations, so I thought there were two different pictures. Then I took a screenshot of it in one color, but when I looked at it later it was another. At this point I assumed it was an animated gif that was changing somehow, even though you can’t screenshot animation. When I showed it to Pierre later that evening, we had a full on disagreement about what color it was. We were both looking at the same exact picture at the same exact time. I thought he was joking. How could he possibly see something so different? Commence “Dressgate”. Continue reading →
I don’t rant often. I’m a big believer in live and let live. However I think it’s that very philosophy that makes me so mad at this in particular. Why is it that some Christians feel the need to judge the entire body of Christ based on their limited experiences, revelations, and opinions; as if God can be fully defined by any one person on the earth. Are we not the body of Christ? A body functions together. Not every part of the body is meant to function in the same way as every other part. Yet these Christians who devote their online presence to being haters seem to believe that whoever doesn’t agree with their finite perspective must be fraudulent and erroneous. Continue reading →
My husband prayed for a prophetic wife. I was raised in a home where the prophetic was a way of life, but I didn’t know it was anything more than a fluke; a feeling, an intuition, a “knowing” that happened every now and then when you least expected it. The first thing my husband did when we started dating was take me to a John Paul Jackson class – The Art of Hearing God – and it changed my life forever. Continue reading →
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Pardon my rude title, but it’s true.
Many have fallen into this 50 Shades of Grey marketing trap and have allowed themselves to become titillated by its abusive, disturbed, controlling protagonist. These books have become so popular that “the most anticipated movie of the year” opens in theaters today based on the first in the trilogy. Before you rush to buy your ticket, I’m here to tell you this is not entertainment. This is a sly attempt to entangle you in some seriously erroneous logic. Continue reading →
