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I just dreamed of four visions that suggest we may be living in the last generation of history–the time of the Antichrist. Thank You God for these visions of warning! Vision of a New Age Rock Concert. I dreamed that my old … Continue reading →

Sanctification is not only a theological topic, but a very important experiential side of Christian life. It’s not just another “thing,” but really the essence of the Christian life. Whether we call it the fruit of the Spirit, holiness, sanctity, … Continue reading →

In the Evangelical world, whenever the phrases “contemplative prayer,” “meditation,” or “divine contemplation” are brought up in discussion, they are either met with suspicion, retaliation, or ignorance. They are almost always resisted. Contemplative prayer, or the practice of “being still, … Continue reading →

Most Pentecostals and charismatics derive their understanding of life in the Holy Spirit from Acts 2, 1 Corinthians 12-14, and other Biblical texts. Romans 8 and Galatians 5:22-23 are also thrown in for those with a strong sense of sanctification. There is … Continue reading →

There is much study that I am yet to do in this area. But today God made it clear to me, that throughout church history, there have been two streams of Christian spirituality. (1) The Prophetic–which is centered on Jesus … Continue reading →

I know that this topic doesn’t directly involve Evangelicalism or mysticism. But this is my blog and I can say whatever I want on it. And you may find, that as the years go on, I will discuss various topics. Social … Continue reading →

I was born, christened, and baptized as an infant in the Roman Catholic Church. Until I was nine my family and I attended Catholic church services. I remember watching the priests carry the golden Holy Bible in a procession every … Continue reading →

You may say to yourselves, “How can we know when a message has not been spoken by the Lord?” If what a prophet proclaims in the Name of the Lord does not take place or come true, that is a … Continue reading →

[edited on 3/28/14] See also: What is Evangelical Mysticism? Evangelicalism began in the 18th century revival movements called the Great Awakenings. Jonathan Edwards, John Wesley, and George Whitefield were among the first Evangelicals. They were called Evangelicals, because they focused … Continue reading →

Dave Hunt and T. A. McMahon are modern-day examples of the Ulrich Zwingli mentality. Anti-mystical Evangelicalism. Why? Bible. Bible. Bible. Pure and simple. Sola Scriptura. “Come now, and let us reason together, saith the Lord” (Isaiah 1:18) is their rally … Continue reading →