It's a fascinating thing to me that we can be strangers to our ourselves. In cultures where there is no rat race they are often aware of this deeper reality but in the Western-type cultures we're many times too busy to be aware of our inner-level...
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Christians, who know they have command of power and/or prophetic and who - under guise of "being spiritual" or or whatever - refuse to employee that power to change the world at high levels - when they know they could - do not deserve the...
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There are times when a healing - a miracle - a word of knowledge - a prophecy - a sign or wonder...
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The longer I am at this, the more I am just truly truly amazed. All this power from Him, in us, which is literally so close to us and yet so few of us powerfully find it. And, often the reason is that we are too...
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The reason there's so much confusion about the nature, person, and will of God is the same exact reason you'd be confused about the topic, words, direction, and sentiments of your friend while talking on the phone with a bad connection. You'd hear a word,...
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This is a quick sample of Pillar 3 insights: Our heart has to really be with God. No, REALLY. Don't say it is and then give our love to the world and/or to dead religion. God is relational but power itself is very mechanical. "Out of...
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The presence of God can be summoned at will. It can be tangibly and really felt. There are mechanical principles that govern the power of God. It’s relationship-driven, but the power aspects are fairly mechanical. Similar to marriage counseling – counselors give things to do,...
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Words on a screen can no more manifest what I want to share here than can hieroglyphics on a cave wall induce the rush of endless, explosive emotions you feel with that first love you had as a young man/woman. From images on rock, I...
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When my kids were little they loved the 'Where's Waldo' series of children's books. Sometimes they would sit there for hours finding ole' Waldo, page after page. Oddly enough, I have found that in this latter half of my adult life that I seem to...
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