The Laynie Portland spirit-filled series seems like a type of book I do not read: historical fiction, character-driven, seems suspiciously like a romance. And I grew tired of spy thrillers a long time ago. Yet I loved it. In fact, … Continue reading →
The endtimes survival skill of unceasing prayer has become essential these days. As the birth pangs become more intense, it has become common knowledge that we rarely hear news anymore—even from so-called Christian resources. I posted a major statement on … Continue reading →
Our assignment to help complete the Bride has become my current project. The Lord has told me that I am to present it, explain it, and encourage people to get involved. This is a serious work, and Yeshua is looking … Continue reading →
Please, drop the insidious experiences — before the nominal and non-believers lose their chance to meet the Lord. I got into it with a couple guys in one of the groups I admin. I can’t seem to explain that we … Continue reading →
The focus grows continuously becoming more urgent to me. I’ve been in a serious time of prayer about what I should be doing next. My belief is that He has kept me alive this long because He has something specific … Continue reading →
Your book lacking rebirth horrifies me. If I were the type, I could sob from the sadness. There are so many who write so much better than me who have no transforming witness in their books. We’re out of time … Continue reading →
Yes, glorifying Godly marriages fictionally is the core of all my fiction. It’s the solution for “it’s not good that man should live alone”. The image of God is man, woman, & the Lord living as one. What is always … Continue reading →
The entertaining indictment of your amusement reveals evil. There is nothing worse as a description of Christian ministry. How can I say that? Let’s define some words. Entertain means: To engage the attention of agreeably; to amuse with that which … Continue reading →
Is The last Rosh Hashanah arriving this year? Every year I wonder. This year it seems more likely. If you wonder what the heck am I talking about, it’s simply about the importance of Jewish feasts. Jesus fulfilled Passover and … Continue reading →
Never forget humble repentance for growth. I learned that one afresh this past week. In the last post I shared about receiving the anointing. It was, and is, the truth. However, this week I was caught in a need to … Continue reading →