What would you call the slaughter of 48.5 million innocent babies?
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A long time ago, I started to have a particular physical sensation when something of the Holy Spirit was happening. It’s subtle - not as forceful as my friend Frances has - she has a very intense physical sensation of discernment.
What I feel is very hard to describe - it’s holy fear and awe but [...]
I’ve been cruising blogs this morning - I started on Tim Brownlee’s blog (see last post) and started jumping from link - to link - to link - a sort of three-dimensional web that led me to lots of new places, fascinating people, and even back to a few blogs I already read (six degrees [...]
Jules posted a couple of links to commentaries about Todd Bentley in the Lakeland Leadership Lessons post.
Here’s more information, along with commentary, from Peter Kirk’s Gentle Wisdom blog: Todd Bentley’s Apostolic Oversight Team in Action
In response to Jules’ question - “I’m not interested in swooping round the net to find salacious gossip; I’m trying [...]
Note: I shorthand Todd Bentley to be TB and Lakeland to be L, and the two together are TB&L.
Given Fresh Fire Ministries’ announcements over the last few days regarding Todd and Shonnah Bentley’s separation and the subsequent announcement that Todd had developed an emotional bond with another woman that was inappropriate, a number of people [...]
As I was praying a little while ago, God showed me some things and spoke some words to my heart, and He directed me to share them here.
I saw a collection of “things” - some were what might be called spirits, and some were items symbolic of different beliefs and practices. Although these things were [...]