Rick Joyner’s Word For the Week: Follow the King, Part 6
Because it takes His whole body to fully manifest Him, no one can fulfill their calling without the rest of His body.
Because it takes His whole body to fully manifest Him, no one can fulfill their calling without the rest of His body.
In this way, He is seeking to tear down the walls between His people built by our own spiritual bigotry.
They are not overly consumed with what they are attaining to, and seem to be even unaware of it.
We can thank our ancestors in every generation for not being intimidated to conform to anyone else’s opinions of what we should be.
We can conclude that if we do not keep the openness and humility of a child, we will not be granted the revelation, or be able to enter the kingdom.
Every time America has faced great challenges in the past, she has overcome them.
Would anyone not be considered a fool if they were given an audience before a king and tried to do all of the talking?
After we recognize the enemy, there must be a threat assessment to determine not just who they are, but their capabilities and our own defenses against them.
The quality of every relationship will be determined by the quality of the communication.
We now have no time to waste with those who would consume most of our time and attention but bear little or no fruit.
Americans have been arming like never before in our history. This is not just a coincidence.
The best watchmen are going to be those who love the people they are watching over, which is the basis of a shepherd’s ministry.
The degree to which we still fear death is a barometer that indicates how much we do not believe the gospel or trust God.
It is a basic military principle that you cannot defeat an enemy you do not see, and you cannot protect yourself from a threat you do not understand.
One thing that the body of Christ is called to be is God’s army.
How would our life be different if we went about every day always looking to do good?
The primary goal is to grow in our love for Him, to follow Him, and to see His glory that changes us into His image.
The promises of God are given to us primarily so that we can become partakers of His divine nature.
Darwin and Freud’s theories were embraced by Marx to confirm his premise that the state needed to control humanity.
Many Christians are not in the geographic will of God because they chose where they live without seeking His kingdom first.
A big part of our training comes by resisting the devil, so we should not run from these trials.
One of the fastest ways to get through a trial is to let it work in us the grace and nature of God that it is meant to.
Approach the storms with the right attitude and they will carry us higher.
Here we see that a purpose of trials is to produce endurance in us.