Moral Rot and Its Remedy
Only confession and repentance can remove the rotting presence of our immoral choices.
Only confession and repentance can remove the rotting presence of our immoral choices.
When Church leaders assume a dismissive posture on significant social issues we can too easily slip into a place where we relinquish our responsibility to disciple a nation.
Nothing on Earth is final until the Lord of Heaven’s Court declares it so.
Our spirit once indwelled by God’s Holy Spirit can adjust the thinking and emotions of our soul.
Many of us have made the mistake of seeing life only through the lens of a current season and miss the fact that something much larger is taking place.
A test of our character comes when we discover that our gathered evidence does not support the facts of our bias.
If we don’t prepare how we will respond in a moment of spiritual peril we will become a victim, not an overcomer when sin or compromise comes our way.
In the coming days, the Lord will exercise mercy so extreme it will offend those who desire judgment instead of mercy for those who stand in a place of compromise.
God will literally come and pick up these Kingdom influencers from a familiar lane of experience and place them in meetings and conversations no effort of self-promotion could accomplish.
He did not value people based on anything they brought to the table that represented a human accomplishment.
This “setting up a perimeter” concept can also apply to the major events in a culture where the Church responds offering insight or taking some form of action.
The agents of this reformation are embedded in the various spheres of society where their one goal is to speak and live the truth in love as defined by Paul in Ephesians 4.
The old track was not able to lead you to the destination God had originally promised.
Of recent date, we have experienced a series of social storms that have greatly affected our culture and the Church.
Not all that God is doing is meant to be made known prematurely in casual conversation or on the glaring billboard of social media.
The Lord is asking us to put away our labels and raise empty hands to Him in worship.
The danger in a liminal space is that we try to fill it with too much excess insight, driven by impatience, not by revelation.
In the coming days, the Lord will remind some of you of previously unrealized markers placed along the path of your personal history.
Most works of the Spirit are not quick.
We can begin to heal this damage if we are willing to participate in the healing process.
God will fulfill His ultimate plan, even when we respond in unbelief.
He will have the last word.
Standing before such opposition and threats of violence becomes an opportunity to tell our oppressors about Jesus.
Be careful about any assumptions you might have or have been asked to believe.