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Life as viewed from the eagle’s nest

The Deceiver Who Doesn’t Look Like One

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Let’s discusses how deception often appears not as overt malice but dressed in appealing language and concepts like justice and inclusivity. This subtlety mirrors the biblical account of Eve and the serpent, where flattery led to her downfall. It warns that today’s false ideologies can threaten personal identity, promoting discernment… Read the rest

From Clerical Robes to Robes of Righteousness

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The latest blog post explores the evolution of religious garments, contrasting clerical robes with the robe of Christ. While Old Testament priestly garments symbolized holiness and intercession, they were repurposed by the institutional church, embodying hierarchy rather than faith. In contrast, the New Testament speaks of an inward rament of… Read the rest

The House of Saul and the Spears of the Critics

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Discover the heart behind the worship wars in ‘The House of Saul and the Spears of the Critics.’ This powerful message challenges believers to choose mercy over judgment, echoing David’s restraint and Jesus’ mission to heal the brokenhearted. Dive into a call for humility, restoration, and honoring the anointing amidst… Read the rest

“WHEN GOD DISTURBS OUR COMFORT: A LETTER TO THE END‑TIME CHURCH”

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This blog post reflects on a generation overly focused on personal comfort and convenience, often overlooking the divine purpose behind the disruptions in the world. It emphasizes that the challenges faced, such as rising costs and global conflicts, are prophetic and part of God’s plan. The author urges the church… Read the rest

Accusation Without Understanding

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Today we look at the importance of silent presence over hasty speech, illustrating this through the story of Job and his friends. Initially honoring Job’s suffering by remaining silent, they ultimately harmed him with their words. The content cautions against the folly of speaking without understanding, urging a return to… Read the rest