An article by the name, “What Is the Truth?” has appeared on the National Institute of Health website. (Click here to read the article.) I did download the PDF from the NIH website, just in case this article is removed. I have linked to the PDF here.
Bible meditation involves Jesus illuminating Scripture to our hearts. It is a direct living encounter with Jesus through the Holy Spirit. It is described in Luke 24:32, "Didn’t our hearts burn with the flames of holy passion while we walked beside him? He unveiled for us such profound revelation from the Scriptures!” (TPT)
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See Karen's website and new book here.
In reading this, please be aware that this blog is but a small snapshot, a glimpse if you like, of a very much larger topic. Although I will endeavour to provide an extensive overview, it would be impossible to collate a lifetime of experience into a single written page. Any further questions you have, feel free to ask me. (See details at the end of this blog.)
This testimony is from Eric Okell, pastor of the Divine Light Deliverance Ministry in Uganda.
What follows is a basic introduction to the experience of giving and receiving prophetic words. More can be said so I have supplied additional resources at the end of this article.
I (Alexey Bogdanov) first came across 49 Lies about six years ago. Although I had been a Christian for over twenty-seven years, I had not fully realized that faith was not just the knowledge of the right doctrines in my mind, but the work of God's Holy Spirit and the living Word in my spiritual heart.
My testimony is here: www.cwgministries.org/blogs/father-son-and-holy-bible
Kathy Privitera was confused so she sent me this email: Jesus says that Satan is the prince and even god of this world. But God is the one who sets up authority and leaders. He takes one down and puts one in place (Dan. 2:21). Though Satan is the god of this world, God still has ultimate authority and control? My logical head wants to understand how can Satan be the prince of this world and God the one who sets up the authority putting leaders in place? Can you expound on that?
I once attended a church where grace was rumored to mean that we were alright even if we never obeyed God. Grace meant God was cutting us slack. He knew we would sin so He lowered His standards of acceptance. We were saved by grace not by works so - why bother doing any works at all? I found this definition hard to reconcile with John 1:14.
