1. If our Lord Jesus had come short of loving Judas Iscariot on one occasion, the devil would have known it because such conversations sound loud in the realm of the spirit, and He would have ceased to be a blameless Lamb of sacrifice (Matt. 26:48-50; Jn. 13:1). So also, seasons, when the gospel of... Continue Reading →
Urgency for Everlasting Life – Part 3
1. Iniquity is a high wisdom that can inspire even a spiritual man to keep a life that he is meant to hate, and thereafter, inherit the throne of God (Jn. 12:25, Rev. 12:11, Heb. 12:2). By it, a godly man can still do things that can seem right with the judgment of faith (Christ)... Continue Reading →
A Closer Look @ Iniquity – Part 1
(Thoughts That Can Spring From Our Imperfections or Potential Lustful Tendencies) 1. When our excitement and contentment can primarily be traced to what we are doing for the Lord or around His name, rather than to God’s promise of eternal life; then, there is already a heart issue that iniquity will exploit with time (Matt. 7:21-23,... Continue Reading →
Urgency for Everlasting Life – Part 2
1. Like sin and death can only be starved by surrendering our right to any life (style) that is inferior to that of the faith of the Son (of God), so also hell and death (iniquity) can only be starved while surrendering our right to own ourself (Rom. 8:1 -2, Eph. 4:20-24 , 2 Cor.... Continue Reading →
Urgency for Everlasting Life – Part 1
1. A believer who has never been empowered to live a day at a time, or to allow tomorrow take care of its self, or who hasn’t experienced the peace that accompanies being content with food and raiment, is actually still living in fear; he hasn’t lived without fear—or like Jesus would come tomorrow (1... Continue Reading →
Goggle Of Faith & Love 