Looking Beyond Until We See Christ Face to Face
Resilience and Trust in God In this podcast I discuss something I feel is more important than knowing what's coming. “So do not worry about tomorrow; for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own." Matthew 6:34 NASB I HR. 8 MIN
In this podcast I pick from last week's podcast in which I touched a subject the Lord spoke to me concerning the coming of a New Dispensation of Grace.
In this podcast I pick from last week's podcast. I talk about an experience I had which challenged how I would continue to function in the gifts of the Spirit. I share more about my understanding of growing and developing in respect to spiritual things. I also touch on something the Lord spoke to me concerning the coming of a New Dispensation of Grace.
In this podcast I discuss a spiritual experience which changed everything in my life relating to God. It challenged how I would continue to function in the gifts of the Spirit as well as my understanding of growing and developing in respect to spiritual things.
In this podcast, I share my thoughts about processing prophetic words that speak into something to come. I also share an experience and word I got in 2002, which I believe we are seeing coming to pass now.
L'Shana Tova 10/3/2024 - L'Shana Tova - Have A Good Year L'Shana Tova - Have A Good Year. The Hebrew year 5785 begins today. This year is identified with the Hebrew letter Hei. Hei expresses the breath of God. Jesus said in Matthew 11:28 (MSG) “Are you tired? Worn out? Burned out on religion? Come… Continue reading Have A Good Year 5785
In this podcast, I reflect on the Hebrew letter Hei, coinciding with a nationwide alert on October 4, 2023, emphasized God's intent to breathe new life into weary spirits. As the year 5785 approaches, the message underscores themes of redemption, encouragement, and spiritual growth, drawing insights from Isaiah 52.
In this podcast I discuss "The Bridge," which emphasizes divine provision for those transitioning to new God-ordained assignments.