“He will turn the hearts of the fathers to the children, and the hearts of the children to their fathers, lest I come and smite the earth with a curse.” Thus ends the book of Malachi, the last book of the Old Testament. After reading this sentence, with an extravagant gesture I turned my page, concluding thus […]
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abba house, general, booksFinal impressions of 2009 the feeling of God's happiness. This morning in prayer, I heard myself declare how happy I was, happy that God was getting what He wanted and that things were unfolding according to His plan. I felt a great joy in the heart of the Father. I
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generalOn this Christmas Eve, I offer you my best wishes, and to raise anticipation for the great things God will do in 2010, here is the presentation clip from the January conference. On your marks. It's going to be great. God is preparing good things, and we have no intention of being excluded.
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general, Parakletos, videoAllow me to linger at length in my celebration of God's goodness today. To tell you the truth, you wouldn't allow it, but I'll do it anyway. How could I not celebrate One so good, so loving, so powerful, and oh so capable of reaching beyond my human weaknesses to manifest
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abba house, generalTwo days ago, in prayer, I was again overwhelmed by the awareness of this perennial presence of God. At one point, I playfully asked the Lord if He had signed a rental agreement for my house where He was only squatting, because He seemed to have taken up residence there. Moreover, seen
On Sunday, I concluded a two-part message, probably one of the most important messages I have ever preached, yes, nothing less. I preached on Psalm 103, 'Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits.' The psalm is a superb description of God's works and blessings to His people.
One day, someone I had been talking to a few days earlier came to invite me to lunch. He was surprised to learn that I was a Christian and, moreover, a pastor. He wanted to talk to me about God. We went to lunch. He asked me a lot of questions, including one about the church's attitude toward social mores in matters
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