Is There Really a “Jezebel Spirit”? A Biblical Perspective on Spiritual Warfare A young man I ministered to recently was convinced he was tormented by the “Jezebel spirit.” It’s a term I hear often in Christian circles, but I gently challenged him, “Show me in the Bible where it says there’s such a thing.” Of […]
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Mentoring Minute – In His Footsteps
Join us for a transformative spiritual journey in this episode of Mentoring Minute. Discover the secret to Jesus’ extraordinary life – living in sync with the Father’s will. We’ll delve into the profound truth found in John 5:19, where Jesus reveals that his power came from doing what he saw the Father do and speaking […]
READ MOREThe Big Lie – Spiritual But Not Religious
Letting Go of Distrust and Embracing the Simplicity of Faith – Again In our rich Pentecostal/Charismatic heritage, we tend to hold a deep-seated distrust of organized religion, and rightfully so. Throughout history, we’ve faced persecution and misunderstanding from traditional church groups, leading us to embrace a fierce independence. This distrust, born out of our early […]
READ MOREMentoring Minute: Prophecy Unleashed: 💥 Demolish The Enemy, Claim the Spoil of Your Victory
Ready to unleash the power of prophecy in your life? Tired of the same old struggles and setbacks? Longing for a breakthrough? 2 Chronicles 20:20 reveals the secret: believe the prophets, and you shall prosper! Dive into this article to discover how a personal prophetic word can demolish your enemies, unlock divine spoils, and launch […]
READ MOREReclaiming Our Identity: Jesus and the “Synagogue” of Religion
In the core of the New Testament, Jesus shares an insight that often goes unnoticed; “Those who do not gather with me scatter.” This simple statement carries a profound message urging us to reconsider our place in the religious community and reaffirm our identity in a world that sometimes pulls us away from it. [Luk […]
READ MORESpiritual but Not Religious: A Failed Experiment?
Many believers today resonate with the idea of being “spiritual but not religious” (SBNR) as a symbol of freedom and enlightenment. We are looking for a path free from strict rules, rituals, and the perceived insincerity of organized religion. However, some SBNRs are now questioning whether it’s time to rethink this approach. Has the focus […]
READ MORENo Filter Faith: Ditching the Spiritual Facade
True Revival: Beyond the Smoke and Mirrors [Psa 85:6 KJV] 6 Wilt thou not revive us again: that thy people may rejoice in thee? In Charismatic Christianity, we often find ourselves caught in a whirlwind of emotional fervor, sensational displays of miracles, and an unhealthy obsession with spiritual gifts stripped of piety, exhortations to holiness, […]
READ MOREAre You Spiritual But Not Religious? Let’s Talk About Your Well-being.
If you consider yourself spiritual but not affiliated with any religion, you belong to a growing community that seeks meaning and purpose beyond traditional religious institutions. You prioritize experiences, intuition, and a connection to the world around you. Have you ever wondered how following this path could affect your well-being? A study published in the […]
READ MOREAdrift in Your Faith? Searching Out the Road Less Travelled
Rediscovering the Embrace of Christ: A Guide for Evangelicals in Search of Renewed Spiritual Connection: Navigating the realm of faith can be overwhelming for lifelong Evangelicals seeking a deeper bond with Christ and a community that feeds their spirits. Over three centuries, the legacy of the Second Great Awakenings has spread the gospel far and […]
READ MORETaking the Bible Literally – What About the Eucharist?
The Eucharist: A Key Difference in Beliefs Between Evangelicals and Catholics The Eucharist, also called Holy Communion or the Lord’s Supper, is important in Christianity as it commemorates the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. However, how Evangelicals and Catholics understand the Eucharist varies greatly. Evangelical Viewpoint; Symbolic Representation Evangelicals generally see the Eucharist as an act […]
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