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Tag Archives: Intimacy with God
His love makes us brave!
When we let our hearts be nourished in God’s infinite love, our resolve is strengthened and we find great courage. This is a vital spiritual key for our soul to resist the tryanny that I talked about last time. As … Continue reading
Posted in Love
Tagged Christianity, Intimacy with God, Jesus, Love and fear, transformation
9 Comments
The nature of spiritual blindness
What I find so interesting about Jesus’ teaching style is that He taught only in parables to the crowds. Even His most important messages were shrouded in mystery to the disinterested. He only explained them to those whose hearts were … Continue reading
The antidote to crazy
What does one do when the world around you seems to have gone insane? Contemplating it can make us feel hopeless. Some of my Christian brothers and sisters may just shrug and say it’s just proof that Jesus is coming … Continue reading
Posted in Heaven on earth, Rest of God
Tagged Christianity, Intimacy with God, Jesus, New Creation, transformation
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The gateway to authentic living
What the world needs now is other-centered, self-giving love, not political activism. Every inhumanity to man and social injustice is automatically taken care of when we treat others the same way we want to be treated. This is the essence … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom, Love, Sonship
Tagged Christianity, Cooperative process, Intimacy with God, Sermon on the Mount, Spiritual growth, transformation
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The pathway to true freedom
I talked about entering into a “cooperative process with Jesus” last time. Now, I would like to do a deep dive into Matthew chapter seven to help us better understand what Jesus is telling us here. This should be important … Continue reading
Entering into a cooperative process with Jesus
I’ve said before that the key to the harvest is the HEART, not the head (see “Harvest of the Heart“). The heart is the seat of our effections; it’s what motivates us to do what we do. It’s how we … Continue reading
Dining with Jesus
We’ve been looking at Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well. In my post, “The Seventh Husband,” we saw that this woman’s “five husbands” symbolize our trying to find life and fulfillment through our five senses, but they cannot … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom, Grace, Love
Tagged Christianity, Intimacy with God, Jesus, Loving our Samaritans, revival, Spiritual maturity, transformation
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God of the Instead
In this world we will have trouble and sorrow—we’ll be misunderstood, rejected, taken advantage of, maybe even abused. This is why we can relate to the Samaritan woman in John 4. We love this story because Jesus doesn’t leave us … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom, Grace, Love
Tagged Christianity, Inner healing, Intimacy with God, Jesus, Loving our Samaritans, The Good News, transformation, Woman at the Well
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Why we must be led into a lonely place
We’ve heard much about what God might be trying to show us during this pandemic. We have all felt the isolation and separation, the frustration from our inability to gather like we used to. Some have lost their jobs, even … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Rest of God, Sonship
Tagged Christianity, Intimacy with God, Jesus in the Wilderness, Pandemic lockdown, Spiritual maturity
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God’s Eternal Love Story
What is it about seeing a beautiful bride walk down the aisle that makes us cry? There’s something so moving about seeing her walking toward her beloved! I submit to you, it goes beyond what pleases the eye and touches … Continue reading
Posted in Father Heart of God, Love
Tagged Christianity, Divine romance, Intimacy with God, Resurrection life, The Church
10 Comments