So, I get this question a lot. “What do you think about grave sucking?” The issue is worthy of a great deal of ignoring, but the question has grown into a marker now. More recent public defenses of the issue cry out for clarity of the real issues. So, I’m weighing in. 1 First, the […]
Category: General
Father’s Revelation as Satan’s Conclusion
Pure Heavenly Revelation Simon Peter receives a revelation from the Father. “Simon, flesh and blood has not revealed this to you, but My Father who is in Heaven.” Simon’s revelation arrives pure, authentic, and powerful enough to become a foundation for the most important remarks of Jesus on Ekklesia, kingdom, kingdom authority, and spiritual warfare. […]
Glory, God’s Normal
“No man has seen God at any time,” John writes. “We beheld His Glory as an only begotten of a father,” John writes. “Some of you standing here will see the Son of Man arriving in the Glory of His Kingdom,” John records Jesus saying. An extremely popular writer says that Glory reveals the fullness […]
Elders in the Ekklesia
The plurality of Elders: Today’s Five Kingdom Leadership Dynamics Kingdom leaders lead the kingdom culture from which the kingdom Ekklesia forms and functions. They lead the Ekklesia in that formation and function. They are elders with oversight assignments, alignments, agreement, authorization, and alliance with other regional and territorial kingdom leaders. The Revolt Against the King’s […]
The Missing Scarecrow
Dream, March 11, 2021 My perspective throughout the dream is onlooker and recorder. A kingdom general is walking in a large field, leading a company on well-worn pathways. The setting presents an army moving freely from battle to battle through these back channels. The enemy is unfamiliar with these fields and wonders why and how […]
Pioneers, Don’t Play It Safe Now
Pioneers never back into a “play it safe” mode when the trail ahead may close up for winter if they hesitate. Recognize the trail ahead may be open for a measurable moment of mercy. When it closes, the pioneer must wait it out somewhere along the route. If early snow comes, the passes may fill […]
The Awful Days Become the Days of Awe
“We rebuilt the wall in troublesome times,” Nehemiah says. As we step into 2021, awful days will give way to days of awe. How will this occur? Let’s rehearse Gideon’s storyline, the judge in Israel who confronted and defeated the harvest stealing lawlessness with a radical, representative Remnant. Much of what we have given ourselves […]
2021: A Call to Original Ekklesia
Ignore the Dead End Detours Prophetic websites, leading church-growthism syncretism with apostolic restorationists, and general neo-evangelical urban legends combine with early church myths that ignore Scripture and common sense to produce terrible misconceptions and misrepresentations of the kingdom of God and its Ekklesia. Now, responding to the pandemic instead of the Bible, we have this […]
The Restoration of Biblical Eldership
Elder “In churches today, elders are spiritual leaders or shepherds of the church. The term can mean different things depending on the denomination and even the congregation.” Run as fast as you can headfirst into a brick wall. Get up and hope you read that stupid statement and weep, laugh, and vomit for several hours. […]
Paul and the Ephesians Elders
Acts 20 records the last words of Paul to the Elders at Ephesus. Acts 20:16-31: Paul, compelled by an urgency to get to Jerusalem by the day of Pentecost, avoided the delay of stopping by Asia. From Miletus, Paul having sent [some person or communication] to Ephesus to call to himself the Ekklesia elders. When […]