Why Do ONLY Right-Brainers Get Slain in the Spirit? Can Left-Brainers Experience This Also?

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When talking to the leadership team at Catch the Fire in Toronto, they confirmed that when they pray for people, not everyone is slain in the Spirit. For those who don't know, being slain in the Spirit is falling over (generally backward), when someone is in front of you praying for you. The understanding is that the Holy Spirit is coming upon them and this weakens them so they fall down, and then normally they rest under the Spirit's power as they lay on the floor and He ministers to them.

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10 Einstein Quotes Linked to Biblical Principles

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To my knowledge, Albert Einstein was not a Christian but let’s not forget that God granted revelation to Pharaoh and Nebuchadnezzar as well. I greatly respect Einstein because I see him releasing God's creativity in the marketplace. He offered divine solutions to solve mankind’s problems. As Christians, is that not what we all hunger to do?

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Free eBook by Elizabeth Ellynshaw

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I am so excited to let you know about a brand-new book that has just been released and is available as a free PDF download. Elizabeth Ellynshaw is a beautiful woman of God who I first had the pleasure of meeting a few years ago at a Hearing God Through Your Dreams workshop hosted by Bishop Joseph Garlington at his church in Pittsburgh. She had been through our online trainings on the sacred supernatural and traveled in from out of town with a friend to attend our live event. It was wonderful for us all to connect in person!

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HELP! How Can I Discover Truth? The Best Epistemology Ever Is Revealed By Jesus

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How can I possibly come to the truth? There is so much misinformation. I've had my Facebook blogs receive a "cover banner notice" saying the information was not true, even though I was posting a bar chart study showing an increase in death rates of 4000% over the last 12 months. 

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Which Bible Translation to Use and What Is the Role of the Spirit in Coming to Truth?

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This email request came to me recently: “The newer translations of the Bible have missing words, missing whole verses. We are just wanting to be sure which are the most correct versions of the Bible? At first, righteous anger rose up, knowing no one is supposed to add or subtract anything from the Holy Bible. (How dare they?) We’ve seen the arguments on both sides. We realize it’s something the enemy uses to keep people arguing and doubting the authority of Scripture. We’re not interested in division, only truth.” - Megan

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Spirit Led Worship - A New Book By Karen M. Gray

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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.)

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I Am Confused Over WHO Rules

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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?


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Grace Is His Power Effectively Released in Me by Ian Wilkinson

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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.

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