Tag Archives: violence

Winning the Battle but Loosing the War . . .

I decided that I wanted to take yesterday off to reflect on the nature of how some of my posts have been surprisingly tying in with one another. The Modern Charismatic Church is engaging in practices that revolve around what “God Told Me” (personal) as to what “God Told Us” (Scriptural). As a result loveContinue reading “Winning the Battle but Loosing the War . . .”

Last Friday Night . . . (Pt 4 – finale)

This one is the last of several blogs to deal with this issue. It is has lead up to the final misconception for the need of being drunk in the Spirit. Some have gotten back to me as to why tackle this issue if it is not hurting anyone else and the person(s) or churchesContinue reading “Last Friday Night . . . (Pt 4 – finale)”

This Ain’t My First Rodeo . . .

I had an interesting conversation yesterday with a woman I talk with once in while where I shop. She looked really dejected so I asked if she was ok. She said she was really worried about her adult son, because he was an ardent Trump supporter. I took her words as concern for her sonContinue reading “This Ain’t My First Rodeo . . .”

The End Result . . .

Proverbs 15:18 NASB – 18 A hot-tempered man stirs up strife, But the slow to anger calms a dispute. I am doing a quick write this morning to comment on events that took place yesterday here in the United States Capitol. I was going to wait until after the inauguration of our next president toContinue reading “The End Result . . .”