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Thursday
How The Walks In The Woods Actually Worked
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It was an interesting several years for me. I had an hour every day to walk in the woods. I chose to spend the time sauntering, decompress...
Watch and Pray
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“Watch out!” “Keeping watch” “Watchman” The idea is consistent: pay attention; notice what’s going on. See what there is to see; hear ...
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Jesus and Intercessors
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I woke up thinking this morning about how Jesus interacted with folks. As I was wandering towards wakefulness, I was praying for som...
Audacious Prayer
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Conversation, even online conversation, is a useful tool for discovering what’s in the heart, discovering what you’ve begun to believe...
Prophetic Exercise: The Judge's Bench
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Since the prophetic gifts are for the real world, think of a real world person that’s going through some trouble, someone you’ve been prayi...
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Tuesday
We Have Room to Grow in Our Prayers
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I learned some things recently. I probably shouldn’t be surprised, but I was. I’d started a discussion about “What one thing would you ...
Thursday
Do We Still Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem?
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Recently, a friend asked me, “Are we still required to pray for the peace of Jerusalem?” (as Psalm 122:6 says). I stopped to think about th...
When Darkness Comes Into the Light
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For a long time, I’ve been praying that the things that have been hidden in darkness would be revealed in the light. Many of you have been ...
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My Times with God
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Sometimes it was in the morning, if I was able to drag myself out of bed. Mornings were my preference, and before too long, this confirmed n...
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Wielding Authority to Change the World
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I have been reflecting on the changes going on in the United States and in the world. Those are both many and substantial. But my ...
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The Wordless Prayer of Faith
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It happened during a gathering in our home. We’d had dinner some time ago, finished the dishes together, and now we were gathered in the li...
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The Cleaning Lady
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The Cleaning Lady I’d like to tell you the story of a friend of mine, whom I’ll call Chantelle. Chantelle had just found a roommate...
Some Experiences with Judgment in the Courts of Heaven
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Some years ago, Jesus took me to a new place that I hadn’t expected: it was a tall, oak, judge’s bench. He took me around the back of the b...
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Why Does God Speak Cryptically
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Anyone who has learned to hear Father’s voice has asked the question: Why does he sometimes speak in strange pictures and obscure messages?...
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Walmart: To Shop, or Not to Shop
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A few years back, a familiar and none-too-pretty tale was played out yet again in the Northwest. (It is by no means exclusive to the Nort...
Offense at God Stops the Promises
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John the Baptist was aware, perhaps more than most people, that Jesus’ mandate (in Luke 4) included the anointing “To proclaim liberty to...
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