The delusion of AI and technocracy is hysterical if you know the power of Yeshua and the Holy Spirit. As we learn to deal with all of this, we need to remember that Yeshua’s general idea of a nicely functioning … Continue reading →
Living in a disposable universe is our reality until the flesh is gone. What we experience in the flesh is a short term universe designed for a specific purpose. Then it will be tossed—dissolved in fire, the greatest fireworks shows … Continue reading →
The wise training tool of faith is rarely understood. It helps to realize that the universe was created to train us to be friends of God. People were always asking Jesus what to do, and His response was consistently to … Continue reading →
Yes, massive changes required the wilderness or—what happened when Jesus was filled with the Holy Spirit? I know: “How the heck do you know, David?” But again, I believe the Lord showed me some stuff this morning. I want to … Continue reading →
Again, we need to cover rarely taught reality: Discipleship teaches discipline and applies Truth to develop character. This remains a central truth in the Christian walk. We rejoice in our suffering—knowing what it teaches. It’s a PITA (pain in the … Continue reading →
Constant spiritual warfare is the normal Christian life, and that has increased in the years since I wrote this article. I read a short article in Charisma that day in 2017 about the Creep’s subtlety called Satan’s Subtle Strategy. I … Continue reading →
“Step One: positioning yourself in reality “spirit—soul—body”. Man always says: body—soul—spirit. Why? Because man is body conscious first, and knows little about this spirit, but knows a lot about the body. God always says: “Spirit, soul, and body” because His … Continue reading →
For a Christian Science Fiction Spirit-Filled series, Yvonne Anderson’s books are rarely equaled. Gateway to Gannah is one of the best I’ve read this decade. Book one, The Story In The Stars, is the best of the four books in the series—though … Continue reading →
I want to start with a little quote from John Follette in “Golden Grain”: Education is good, but I want it to be where it belongs. It is the mechanism, the mechanics, the world of flesh and time. It does … Continue reading →
March 19, 2011 Eric wrote this over five years ago. I’d like to be able to say that we’ve come a long way since then. In some ways we have—but only for the indies and the self-publishers. Traditional publishers still have … Continue reading →