Category: Path to Reigning
This series of lessons is about the infamous “process”. You know, that thing we all talk about but have no constant grip on because it is customized to each of us while we search for common threads. Well, this session presents some things that are common to all of us on our path to reigning with Christ in the earth.
The Path to Value (general reflection)
A conversation with a friend sparked the idea for this post. She accepted an invitation to use her gift at an event, and saw quickly the drain of her time and contribution. She battled with giving the benefit of the doubt and “not judging.”… Continue Reading “The Path to Value (general reflection)”
The Preexisting Prophetic
Prophets need to know where “home” is… it is in God. All prophets have a “power combination” or a set of disciplines that works for them in a crunch, under pressure or when their backs are up against walls. prayer praise worship fasting writing… Continue Reading “The Preexisting Prophetic”
What About Your Vocation? (reflection)
We hear several buzz words in the local church today — purpose, destiny, mission, and vision. It is unlikely that we hear vocation…ever. When you can, conduct a Parker Palmer search from the home page at http://www.thequeenlife.com. He talks about vocation and how to… Continue Reading “What About Your Vocation? (reflection)”
The Stubborn Prophetic (Jonah reflection)
Jonah is an example of how prophetic gifts can turn on us when we operate contrary to God’s heart. Read Chapter four. We can rightly see and perceive judgment coming. And we can see sin continue so long without what we deem is divine… Continue Reading “The Stubborn Prophetic (Jonah reflection)”
The Disobedient Prophetic (Jonah reflection)
Disclaimer: Any identification with the following is not coincidental. The Lord just decided to confront with principle and truth. There is no personal “attack.” Ultimately, He works in us both the will and the to do of His good pleasure. This is an attempt… Continue Reading “The Disobedient Prophetic (Jonah reflection)”
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