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Tag Archives: Spiritual maturity
The mindset of heaven’s realm
There is a wisdom that confounds the wise. It’s inaccessable to the cynical, the arrogant, and the know-it-alls. It’s this wisdom that unlocks the door to heaven’s realm. It’s really about perception and a very different way of thinking that … Continue reading
Posted in Heaven on earth, Rest of God, Sonship
Tagged Bob Jones, Christianity, Kingdom of Heaven, Spiritual maturity
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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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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
4 Comments
Those who oppose their own souls
A funny thing about human beings. We will only hear what our heart is open to hearing. A closed heart can make you believe and do very foolish and harmful things. This is what the religious spirit and the political … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom, Grace
Tagged Cancel culture, Christianity, Relationships, Social justice, Spiritual maturity
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The (real) antidote to deception
I’ve said many times now, one of the reasons we need to train our souls for rest is because if we don’t, we end up running on the hamster wheel of trying to attain things we’ve already been given as … Continue reading
Posted in Identity, Rest of God, Sonship
Tagged Abide in Christ, Christianity, deception, Intimacy with God, Jesus, Spiritual maturity
4 Comments
The source code of heaven is Love
When we pull back the veil, we find that everything in heaven operates, at its most fundamental level, on God’s other-centered, self-giving love. This is important because living from heaven allows backward-compatibility, like the latest software upgrade. What I mean … Continue reading
Posted in Heaven on earth, Love, Rest of God, Sonship
Tagged Christianity, Jesus, New Covenant, Relationships, Spiritual maturity, transformation
2 Comments
Introduction to the three realms
There are at least three realms of reality talked about in Scripture. I will borrow some of the explanation of these realms from Chris Blackeby because I find it helpful for us in learning how to train our souls to … Continue reading
How we’re meant to overcome
Why do you think Jesus could endure such a great temptation in the Garden of Gethsemane, even to the point of sweating drops of blood? (Luke 22:44) Was it because He was superhuman; He had some ability we don’t possess? … Continue reading
Walking in practical Kingdom realities
I’ve shared before that God’s righteousness is not defined by rule-keeping but by the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. He defines what righteous living looks like, not the religious nut-jobs thumping people over the head with their Bibles. And … Continue reading
Posted in Doctrine, Faith, Grace, Heaven on earth
Tagged Christianity, Jesus, Kingdom of God, Romans 14, Sonshift, Spiritual maturity
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Spiritual revelation is given to children
The paradoxical truth about mature spirituality is that we must become childlike. Actually, nothing is revealed to us about true heavenly realities until we do. I’m not talking about being childish or staying gullibly ignorant, but having the disposition that … Continue reading