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I’ve been doing some studies recently on how to increase the POWER OF GOD in a Christian’s life. FASTING AND PRAYER plays a huge role, as Franklin Hall’s Atomic Power with God clearly shows. But on the other hand, so … Continue reading →

The more I study the Bible, and the lives of the saints, and the more I practice praying for healing, deliverance, and nature miracles—the more I’m convinced of Jesus’ saying, “According to your faith will it be done” (Matt. 9:29). … Continue reading →

The Celtic Monks Practiced a Bible-Based Discernment of Morals Recently I was overjoyed at discovering a chapter on spiritual discernment in “The Rule for Monks” by Columbanus in the Paulist Press anthology called Celtic Spirituality. Columbanus–not to be confused with … Continue reading →

I know it may come off as “elitist” or “condescending,” but I want to express a concern I have over a certain type of Christian mindset. I will call them “limited Charismatics” or “limited Pentecostals.” I don’t know everything. I … Continue reading →

The Christian life consists of living by faith in Jesus Christ, and by New Testament principles, with the prayerful help of God’s presence. Like all other people, Christians must go to work, pay the bills, and provide for their families … Continue reading →

Some Christians say that you should never pray for patience. But it is un-Biblical to say things like that. Patience is a fruit of the Spirit (Gal. 5:22). Therefore, patience is a “virtue”–it is a power from the Holy Spirit. … Continue reading →

Rebekah was looking for a key she had accidentally knocked off a ledge. She wasn’t sure if it had fallen on the floor, or the shelf, but knew the general area that the key fell into. I got a flashlight … Continue reading →

There is a lot of borrowing between religions these days. A little bit of Christianity here, a little Buddhism there, a dash of Hinduism there, and a splash of Islam there. Such a paganistic pluralistic belief system is truly a … Continue reading →

One of the top five reasons why people become prideful, arrogant, and rude, and look down on others–is because they become rich. I’m not going to set any monetary figures in a rigid and dogmatic manner. But I will say, … Continue reading →

The following is my latest (and probably last) chapter that I just added on to my e-book How to Experience God: CHAPTER 10 UNDERSTANDING AND RESISTING THE OCCULT It wasn’t until I entered into a challenging discussion with a Cessationist[1] … Continue reading →