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Thursday
Growing Up With Jesus
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In John 7, there’s an interesting interaction between Jesus and his brothers: Jesus' brothers said to him, "Leave Galilee and go t...
Lessons on Leadership from the Flock
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I learned an interesting lesson from my chickens some time ago, from their pecking order. And then I realized something new about them just ...
Maximize Your Strengths
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We all have strengths. It's more effective to make maximum use of our strengths rather than trying to turn weakness into strength. The...
Responding to “Melchizedek Means You Must Tithe!”
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Does Abraham's tithe to Melchizedek mean we must tithe? When teaching on the topic of tithing, pastors generally refer to Genesis 14,...
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Avoid Evil, not the Appearance of Evil
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The Bible doesn’t actually tell us to avoid every appearance of evil. First Thessalonians 5:22 says to avoid evil , not the stuff that ...
Prostitution in the Church
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Because of my nom de plume (“Northwest Prophetic”), people associate me with prophetic ministry. And as a result, I get a number of request...
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The Danger of Following Orders Given To Another
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As servants of the Lord, as warriors, we are responsible for the orders given to us. I am not responsible for the orders that he gives to s...
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 ...
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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Monday
The Enemy's Distractions
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Nehemiah, Chapter 6 starts out this way: “When Sanballat, Tobiah, Geshem the Arab, and the rest of our enemies heard that I had re...
Thursday
A Problem with Trusting.
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One of the less-visible wounds from betrayal or abuse by leaders we've trusted is an unbalanced sense of trust. Some will not easily...
Tuesday
Realistic Risk Assessment
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There has been an accusation that has come against a number of saints who have been walking with the Lord for a few decades: the accusatio...
Friday
Christians on the InterWebs
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I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen it happen, but you probably have seen it as many times as I have: someone, somewhere – let’s call ...
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Saturday
Misconceptions About Church
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It was late on a Sunday morning, and I was just waking up. I’d slept in, knowing that I wasn’t healthy and that I needed rest. I was thinkin...
Thursday
Beware Gypsy Presbyteries
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“Beware gypsy presbyteries!” It has been fifty years since the warning was prophesied to the church in that city. It was one of the larger c...
Monday
Guarding How I See the Church
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I've had to make some adjustments to how I see ... no, ... how I look at the institutional or denominational church. You see, I’ve m...
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