Tag Spiritual Renewal

EATING BREAD BAKED OVER DUNG: HOW THE CHURCH IS FEEDING ON TRUTH COOKED OVER THE WORLD’S FIRE

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Let us discuss the relevance of Ezekiel’s prophecy to the modern church, emphasizing that while the message of Christianity remains true, it is tainted by cultural influences—akin to bread baked over a polluted fire. The church has become immersed in worldly perspectives, affecting its theology and practices. The central message… Read the rest

Fill My Cup, Lord — When God Meets Us in the Desert

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In times of spiritual dryness, our souls may feel empty like a desert. Yet, it is during these moments that God intimately works in our lives, filling us in our emptiness. The hymn “Fill My Cup, Lord” expresses this universal longing, emphasizing that God enters our desolate places, transforms them,… Read the rest

STRENGTH FOR THE WEARY, THE FAINT, AND THE FORGOTTEN

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The struggles believers face during periods of waiting and uncertainty are real. This piece is meant to offer hope for the weary to find strength and encouragement rather than succumb to shame or anxiety. Recognizing that delays are not denials, it illustrates how faith is tested in silence and that… Read the rest

WHEN THE FIRE FALLS, THE CHURCH MUST RISE

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The significance of Pentecost is a transformative moment for the church. It likens the church to a launch vehicle, constructed for a divine purpose but needing ignition to fulfill its mission. Pentecost ignites this movement, empowering believers to share the gospel globally. The church is called to rise, propelled by… Read the rest

America’s Crisis Is Not Biblical Illiteracy — It Is the Absence of the Living God

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America’s crisis stems from a spiritual disconnection from God rather than mere biblical illiteracy. Despite abundant access to Scripture, the nation struggles with moral collapse due to a lack of genuine discipleship and transformation. Recovery requires the Church to embrace spiritual power, repentance, and a deep relationship with the Living… Read the rest