Why We Must Pause On Difficult Truths

The clear minded instinctively turn away from suffering. When confronted with the pains and sufferings of life, it is quite normal to change topic, scroll away, look elsewhere. Part of this is the glory of being human, we were made to love that which is aesthetic, formed, beautiful. On the other hand it is thatContinue reading “Why We Must Pause On Difficult Truths”

The Church: a vision for present and future

A ship is built for two reasons: to weather the conditions of travel and to carry passengers to a destination. Both are necessary for a proper vessel. One may build a church to weather cultural/social conditions with little regard for the destination. One may also envision and build a church for the destination with littleContinue reading “The Church: a vision for present and future”

The Battle for Jerusalem

Jerusalem, the most unique city on the earth. Everyone has an opinion on it. It divides, it unites, it infuriates; rejoicing and sorrow have filled its ancient streets. Is there any other like it? During its long history, Jerusalem has been attacked 52 times, captured and recaptured 44 times, besieged 23 times, and destroyed twice.Continue reading “The Battle for Jerusalem”

The Appropriate and Realistic Nature of the House of Prayer

Is the House of Prayer a valid modern expression within the body of Christ that both honors the Word of God and gives expression to the prophetic trajectory of that body? I believe that the House of Prayer is a most appropriate and realistic modern expression for the following reasons. It is appropriate because itContinue reading “The Appropriate and Realistic Nature of the House of Prayer”

Pursue the Heart

Pursuing the heart of those we’re leading, whether in ministry, or in our home can be extremely powerful and personally humbling. From the hearts springs forth the issues of life (Prov 4:23, Mt. 12:34). Nothing that is done externally is disconnected from something internally. The heart beats, the blood flows, the body moves. Emphasis inContinue reading “Pursue the Heart”