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Tag Archives: God the Father
Happy Father’s Day!
I posted this video back in 2016, but it’s always a good reminder! Here’s God’s invitation to us to let Him love us and be our Father. Happy Father’s Day! Blessings to all the dads. You are so loved and … Continue reading
Posted in Father Heart of God, Love
Tagged Christianity, Father's Day, God the Father
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He won’t let you fail
I want to talk about a new Cory Asbury song today. First, because it’s called “The Father’s House” so it belongs on this blog! Any song about the Father’s love is an anthem for everything I want communicate to the … Continue reading
Sonshift study – Chapter Two
This is the second week of our discussion on my book, Sonshift: Everything Changes in the Father’s Embrace” today. We’ll be looking at chapter two titled, “Father Shift.” Each week (usually Monday), I give a brief overview of a chapter from my … Continue reading
Posted in Father Heart of God, Sonship, The Shift
Tagged Christianity, God the Father, Intimacy with God, Sonshift, Sonshift book study
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Father’s love letter
Happy Father’s Day! Blessings to all the dads. You are so loved and appreciated. And to everyone, know that you have the BEST Papa in the whole world! He loves you SO much. Enjoy this love letter from our Abba (from Barry … Continue reading
We won’t find peace dancing at the Door
I want to share some things I’ve been pondering lately about how our relationship with the Father is critical to living the overcoming life we were meant to live. We had Jonathan and Amy Claussen, founders of Family Restoration Project, … Continue reading
Posted in Father Heart of God, John 14-17, Sonship
Tagged Christianity, God the Father, Holy Spirit, Jesus, orphan Christianity, Overcoming life in Christ
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There are no divisions, denominations or interpretative methods in Heaven
Did you ever think that there are no Catholics, Protestants, Evangelicals, Fundamentalists, Pentecostals, Charismatics, you name it, in heaven? There’s only one family in perfect union with Christ, and each other, in the Father’s embrace by the Spirit (Eph.3:14-15; 2 … Continue reading
Posted in John 14-17, Love
Tagged A.W. Tozer, Christ, Christianity, Denominationalism, God the Father, Holy Spirit, Spiritual revelation, Unity of the Spirit
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How Christianity is not a religion
Christianity, in the purest sense, is not a religion. I like how Robert Farrar Capon put it, “Christianity is not a religion; it is the announcement of the end of religion.” I’m not against religion per se, but I am … Continue reading
Being a good father comes from the Father
As we come up to Father’s Day, I thought I would end the week by talking about what I’ve learned about being a good father. And this applies whether we’re talking about physical children or spiritual children. By the way, … Continue reading
Posted in Father Heart of God, Sonship
Tagged Christianity, Father's Day, God the Father, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Love of God, transformation
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God as Father means relationship
God is, first and foremost, about relationship. When we say that God is a Father, we’re talking about understanding the essence of God’s being in the context of relationship. And when we say “Father” it implies that He’s a family … Continue reading
Posted in Identity, Reformation, Sonship, Theology
Tagged Christ, Christianity, Eternal life, God the Father, Relationship, transformation, Trinity
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Everything you’re looking for is found in the Father’s love
I’ve been wanting my wife, Maureen, to write something brilliant for my blog (which all of her stuff is radical and brilliant), but she’s been busy with other projects, so I thought I would give you an example of what … Continue reading