

Prayer in the Early Church/Book of Acts Part II
While God is pleased when His people gather to pray and while God is pleased to work in response to people praying together, we do have an enemy and he certainly does not sit idle. Any of you who have sought to be faithful in corporate prayer surely know that in the hours or minutes leading up to a time of prayer all hell sometimes breaks loose in an effort to distract or dissuade us from praying.


Subsequent Experiences with the Holy Spirit that might surprise you/encourage you
My intention with this post, which I intend to add to as time goes on, is to show you the impact subsequent experiences with/fillings of the Holy Spirit had on some of the more well known non charismatic/non Pentecostal ministers that have impacted my life and probably yours - - so that you and I will never get complacent or self sufficient in our pursuit of and need of more fullness of the Holy Spirit


Prayer in the Early Church/Book of Acts
One reason they were able to be of one mind is because Jesus had specifically told them what they were to wait on. He had promised them what would be theirs if they would wait. And that "what" is much needed power and an experience with the Holy Spirit that would infuse them with that power called being “baptized with the Holy Spirit” (see Luke 3:16, Acts 1:5).


What Makes a Worshipper – Psalm 138
Earthly kings have a degree of loaned authority or earthly glory, but even the greatest of earthly kings can only stand in jaw dropped awe at the glory of the living God when their eyes are finally opened to how He performs His purposes on the earth regardless of what man says or does.


Knowing Jesus as our Savior and Completer
Peter would have been history were I in Jesus’s sandals. What an utter failure Peter proved to be when Jesus (in human terms) most needed Peter to be the leader he was called to be. Did we not have the rest of the New Testament we would have to deduct that Jesus’s investment in Peter was not one of His better ones.





