Tag: thoughts
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Enough with Thoughts & Prayers? :: By Jan Markell
Minneapolis has been my hometown all my life. For generations, people have enjoyed its beauty and its lakes, which we safely hiked around. There are thousands of wonderful believers here! I am so grateful that Minneapolis is the home of an incredible church that set my path for life, as it was a truth-telling, prophecy-oriented church.…
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My Thoughts on Genesis 12:3 :: By Dave Hubley
(There is a special message at the end of this article for those who might happen to read this and do not have Jesus in their life and are looking for peace and a way to better understand the present-day insanity and confusion.) There seems to be a lot of confusion about Israel’s warfighting, especially…
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Thoughts on the Lion of Judah.
Recently I have noticed the use of the image of Jesus as a lion in a number of Spirit-filled worship songs. Most of the time, these lyrics depict God or Jesus as the lion with the idea of conveying strength, victory, and warfare. Consider the following…
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The Holy Spirit’s stirring up Samson’s anointing in Judges 14:3-4 Vs (Galatians 5:16-17) flesh battling Spirit & (Isaiah 55:8-9)God’s Higher thoughts
(Judges 14:1-4) (New American Standard Bible 1995) Then Samson went down to Timnah and saw a woman in Timnah, one of the daughters of the Philistines. 2 So he came [a]back and told his father and [b]mother, “I saw a woman in Timnah, one o…
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Scientists develop machine that can read human thoughts, translate to text in real-time
Scientists develop machine that can read human thoughts, translate to text in real-time It sounds magical and supernatural to have the ability to read someone else’s mind. But it seems like science has already brought this surreal but also terr…
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Damascus –Alternative Thoughts :: By Terry James
Like so many signals of these being the last days of this fleeting Church Age, the destruction of Damascus, Syria, is a matter we cannot do other than see blazing across hourly headlines. Again, Isaiah the prophet Foretold the following. “The burden of Damascus. Behold, Damascus is taken away from being a city, and it shall…
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Some Thoughts on Easter Monday By Paul J. Scharf
Another Easter season has come and gone. It’s Easter Monday (yes, that’s really a thing) as I write this, and I thought it might be a good time to share a few thoughts about the meaning and significance of the season as I understand it. These ideas rea…