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Biblical meditation involves down-shifting from my normal daytime state where I live in Beta waves, and entering the Alpha brain wave state, which is more relaxed. Alpha is also the state we are in during light sleep where we have our dreams and receive revalation from God.

I find the best times to meditate are morning and evening or when I awaken during the night (Gen. 24:63; Ps. 4:4) as these are times that the door to the heart/subconscious is wide open. The Lord has told me that when I awaken in the morning, I am not to go to my emails or the news or any other busy work. Since I am still in the Alpha state I am to tune to flow and do two-way journaling, releasing the creative solutions God has birthed through my spirit during the night. This is a golden time for me to be with Him and to receive His wisdom. This is my most creative time of the day. (If you are not a morning person, you may find evening is your most creative time of the day.)

We are thrilled to announce that a CLU student who completed a Master of Divinity from Christian Leadership University while in prison, is now out and has been ordained and become active in ministry! Thank You, Lord, for Your amazing grace.

Congratulations to all graduates of Leadership Training Centre who received their CLU degrees in 2017! Special thanks to Gbadamassi Hansindé Inoussa, the director of the school in Togo, West Africa, who has successfully led it for many years.

Bless you all for your diligence, persistance and excellence. May God continue to anoint you as you go forth to minister His grace to others!

The verses below were presented in The Furious Sound of Glory by Jeff Jansen. This inspiring book shares many examples of miracles being released as a result of roaring sessions. I highly recommend it to you.

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God's abiding realities include faith, hope and love (1 Cor. 13:13). In this article we will explore two of these three. In the twenty-six verses below, you will see that faith and love are linked. We maximize the release of the anointing of the Spirit of God when we are living in both faith and love.

• Faith arises as God speaks and grants vision (Gen. 12:1-3; 15:5, 6; Rom. 10:17).
• Love is expressed when a wave of God’s compassion flows out through you (Matt. 14:14; Jn. 7:37-39).

My life was transformed when I went on a Journey of Compassion with Steve Stewart to India several years ago. Everyone on the team prayed and saw healings take place. I LOVED the 10-day trip, and wrote several blogs (listed here) about the various days’ activities and ministry.

Please immediately read this blog by Elijah List: "Hurricane Irma and North Korea—Declare a Supernatural Turnaround!"

Let's not just watch. Let's pray and change history!

My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me (Jn. 10:27).

Question from Sue: In the Tent Time, it's encouraging kids to learn how to hear God's voice. I think this is awesome. But the thought crossed my mind and I wanted your answer – Is it possible for someone who has not yet received Jesus to in fact be able to hear Him? I'm thinking of the Scripture, "My sheep know My voice." I'm wondering if children who have not been led into salvation with Christ will still hear from Him?