Can a Christian have a demon?

admin

Well, it depends on what you mean by have. To begin, let me ask: Can a christian give place to the devil? Since Ephesians 4:27 warns us to not give place to the devil, the answer to that is yes. And if a Christian can give place to the devil, it goes without saying that a christian can, at the very least, be oppressed or afflicted by a demon or more.
In Luke chapter 13 verses 11 to 13 there was a woman with a “spirit of infirmity” whom Jesus had healed. The pharisees weren’t too happy with Jesus for healing … Read moreCan a Christian have a demon?

How do I reconcile the war?

admin

If you’re a Christian and trying to make sense of the war between the State of Israel and Gaza, you’ve been taught that Israel is “God’s chosen people”. But the violence against the Palestinians is horrific so you feel uneasy and unsure what to believe, this message may be for you.
The enemy has hijacked the term “Israel”. Just like the enemy uses a rainbow, a symbol of God’s promise to symbolize pride in sin.
The devil seeks to deceive by taking something good and attaching it to individuals who have submitted to living in sin. Many who want to do unspeakable, … Read moreHow do I reconcile the war?

This preacher is wrong about generational curses…

admin

I watched a clip (see below reference) of a preacher claiming that Ezekiel 18 debunks teachings on generational curses.
This kind of fallacious teaching is so dangerous. It’s one of the reasons why Christians in particular aren’t living the John 10:10 abundant life, but instead trapped in a life of the enemy stealing from them. The passage in Ezekiel 18 is essentially describing the wages of evil (works of sin) and the wages of doing good which leads to life. Where else have we seen this kind of language? We find in Romans 6:23 that the wages of sin is death… … Read moreThis preacher is wrong about generational curses…

Is Israel America’s Greatest Ally?

admin

The year 2020 was my “turning point” although I really didn’t have all the pieces then, still do not have all the pieces, but I have enough pieces to the “puzzle” to tell what the picture is going to be.
In 2020 before the election, the then VP was standing to the left of the president, and suddenly a thought came to me, “he’s a rat”. In disbelief, I tried to shake the thought away. We all know what happened on January 6th 2021, especially after the event that transpired, the then VP got some kind of coin for his “work”. … Read moreIs Israel America’s Greatest Ally?

Spiritual Spouse?

admin

“Spiritual spouses” are absolutely real demonic entities out to do the business of the devil: steal, kill and destroy (John 10:10).
They are perhaps referred to as “spouse” due to their stubbornness and the way in which they primarily defile, sexually.
“that the sons of God saw that the daughters of men were beautiful and desirable; and they took wives for themselves, whomever they chose and desired. Then the Lord said, “My Spirit shall not strive and remain with man forever, because he is indeed flesh [sinful, corrupt—given over to sensual appetites]; nevertheless his days shall yet be a hundred and twenty … Read moreSpiritual Spouse?

Bible ABCs App for Kids!

admin

ShaJLearner is an easy to use app that teaches Bible ABCs, numbers and counting, as well as colors for children under Christian themes and concepts. The app is easy to use and interactive with engaging sounds and images that will help you keep your child well engaged without over stimulating their senses.

Misinterpretations That Get Us In Trouble

admin

1. Joseph, son of Jacob was arrogant. No where do we read that he was, could have been. Him telling his dreams to his brothers doesn’t prove arrogance, shows naiveness at most by the text alone. Anything else is speculation.
2. Jesus was ugly (Isaiah 53:2-3). No where we read the word “ugly” to describe Jesus. At most we can interpret He didn’t look like society’s “standard of top model”, but this doesn’t mean He was “ugly”. Hmm. Even in Genesis 29:17 Leah is not described with the word “ugly”.
3. Jesus was homeless. No. Having no place to rest your head … Read moreMisinterpretations That Get Us In Trouble

In Season

admin

If we’re living in obedience to the Lord, doing all that we know we ought to, by His grace; praying, reading the Bible, being kind to ourselves and others, confessing our faults, and we find ourselves in a season of storms, what we’ll need is encouragement to keep pursuing God and His righteousness. What we’ll need at the time reminding ourselves of our identity in Him and declaring His power. And we need friends who’ll propel us there.