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Thursday
A little bit of self disclosure. Or maybe an explanation.
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You’ve probably already figured out that my first name isn’t actually “Northwest” and that I’m not really Gandalf the Grey. This is a “pen...
The Egotistical Nature of a Faulty Theology
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I’ve come to suspect that it is one of the most egotistical and self-aggrandizing things we can do to declare that “God causes sickness in ...
The Promised Transition: a true story.
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We had been struggling to plant this church for more than a year, and we were confused. We were three starry-eyed young men and our three...
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God, the Murderer
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Since the character of God was brilliantly defined by Jesus, we can trust that if God is a murderer (as some claim, when they read of Anani...
Are We Preoccupied With Warfare?
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Some believers don’t like to talk about spiritual warfare. Recently, someone said to me, “There is not much of a battle when I flip the lig...
What Does “More of him, less of me!" Really Mean?
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John the Baptist once said of Jesus, “He must increase and I must decrease,” and forever after, religious Christians have murmured the same...
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Old Testament Prophetic Ministry (In Light of the New Testament)
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I’ve met a number of folks who claim that they are Old Testament Prophets, who most of their time spouting condemnation and death. I’m not ...
The Gospel of the Kingdom, or The Gospel of Salvation?
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The gospel which we preach nowadays, which I refer to as “the gospel of salvation,” is largely about leading people to a salvation experi...
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Borrowing an Anointing in Rizal Park
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There’s a principle in prophetic ministry: even people with no real prophetic gifts can prophesy when the Holy Spirit is present and manifes...
Whole Lotta Shaking Going On
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Hebrews, chapter 12 has been rather a seminal passage for many of God’s people in recent days. For a long time, we were focused on verse...
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Walking in Authority
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The scene was an AA Allen meeting, back in the day. At Allen's tent meetings, he regularly had demons manifesting. So it was his policy ...
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Help Discerning the Move of God
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God’s people have been rebuked with a couple of phrases plucked out of the Bible more times than I care to recount: “Decently and in ord...
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Four-Letter Praise
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I received an unspeakably great honor recently. I was at a bible study with folks less than half my age, unchurched folks. After the stud...
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Insights from the Book of Job
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One of the most useful insights from reading the Book of Job is seeing the difference between what went on in Heaven, and how it manifested ...
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Africa! No! Not Africa!
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Africa? It was a quiet day. I was a quiet evangelical man, doing my quiet evangelical duty: I was in the middle of my "quiet time...
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Thoughts About he Word of God
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In areas subjects of theology, even a small change is formidable, and I believe we’re encountering the beginnings of such a change in how t...
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Beggars Can’t Be Choosers. But We're Not Beggars
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There’s an old saying: “Beggars can’t be choosers.” Sometimes, it’s actually right. If you’re living on hand-me-downs, you don’t get to...
Handling The Power of the Tongue
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One of the reasons I teach Hebrews 12:2, Philippians 4.8, Ephesians 1:18, Matthew 6:22-23, etc so very much is because I experience them so ...
Monday
A Cold & Delicious Lesson in Trusting
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Very recently, I had a series of strange experiences. It began when I was getting ready for my work day. As I was picking up keys and w...
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Who Is the God of the Bible?
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I’ve been thinking about the God of the Bible. Particularly God as he is revealed in the Old Testament. Who is this God? What is he lik...
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