Making the “Knew” New

Making the “Knew” New

Here’s an honest confession … some of the things I write about in my blog posts are so common knowledge that I’m almost embarrassed to send them to you. I’m sure that at one time or another, you may have read a post and thought, “He wrote that? Is he for real? That’s not anything new.” Here's the reason for my pushing beyond my fear of “He wrote that? Is he for real? That’s not anything new” responses from you and others. The “He wrote that? Is he for real? That’s not anything new” way of thinking can be so very costly. It often robs the Holy Spirit of the opportunity to provide what we need...

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Why I Preach About Divine Healing

Why I Preach About Divine Healing

Let's face the facts. As Vickie and I travel and minister at our Jesus the Healer Rallies, we aren't traveling down a road occupied by the masses. Are there more trendy, popular subjects to preach and teach? Probably. Well, to be more accurate, yes. If so, why do I go against the trends and continue to preach in church after church that Jesus is still in the healing business? I'm glad that you asked. Here are six reasons why I minister about divine healing and my expectations for doing so. God is glorified. You won't need to turn too many pages in your Bible to discover that when God's...

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Need Healing?

Need Healing?

In recent days, my heart has been so stirred to bring the message of God's healing power to a crying, sighing, dying generation. Even in the Church, you find many, many, many desperately in need of deliverance and freedom from pain, sickness, and suffering. And yet, ignorance of God's provision robs them of the readily available healing. Oh, how I wish I could personally sit down with each of these individuals, open our Bibles together, and spend time exploring these powerful healing provisions. Perhaps in the near future, I can share multiple posts to unpack the beauty of these expressions...

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The Seed

The Seed

I am a firm believer that you get what you prepare for. If a gardener tills the soil and then plants watermelon seeds, he can expect to grow watermelons, right? You won't expect to reap a harvest of carrots or squash. Watermelon seeds will always produce watermelons. I was reminded this morning of a time when Vickie and I were children's pastors and desired to "prepare" the "soil" and plant the "seeds" for a particular "produce" in our children’s ministry. We so desperately desired to see the gift promised by God to our children, the infilling of the Holy Spirit (Joel 2:28-29, Acts 2:38-39)....

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He Promised, We Act, He Does!

He Promised, We Act, He Does!

Many years ago, I heard Charles Capps say, “The Gospel is so simple that we need a lot of help to misunderstand it.” He went on to say, “And believe me, we’ve had all of the help that we need to misunderstand the Word.” Ain’t that the truth! For example, over the years, I have been amazed at how preachers and teachers complicate the ministry of the infilling of the Holy Spirit. It's as though they want to specialize the deepenizing (I know that isn't a real word, but it really, really does describe what is happening) of what should be so obvious and simple to comprehend, accept, and receive....

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