John
About John
Simply and succinctly I am looking for Him where He wants to reveal Himself. My attempt is not to hem Him in or dictate who He will be. I am on a quest like a child at an easter egg hunt to find Him everywhere He wishes to make Himself known. He has a voice and wishes to speak everyday! I have ears to listen.————— You can read my newest book "Where are You, God? We Seek the God Who Wants to be Found" Now available in Kindle. It is my earnest prayer that this booklet doesn’t leave you thinking of my experience but gives you deeper thought of your own.Posts By John
Every storyline worth telling is fraught with crisis, challenge, & victory. The Sovereign Touch points the way to unlocking your destiny & the Spirit holds the key.
Sovereignty is a reality that few wish to tackle because of its ramification in our lives is enormous.
The devil wins if we focus on man rather than Satan. Fighting man is not our battlefield, our war is not with each other but our enemy.
Is the ultimate expression of no longer I but Christ, which found in Galatians 2:20, us being caught up in Him at His coming?
I used to tell God more than listen to God in prayer. What I have found is waiting in prayer is where we see answers to prayer.
When I am involved in being offended, I cannot be engaged in loving my Lord. Could all these offenses have a more sinister aim afoot.
Trying to control the uncontrollable. We have had one crisis after the next, all enticing us towards fear or fury, sometimes at the same time.
Forgiveness is a fact, but I have to position my heart within this reality. I choose to forgive what has already been forgiven.
If emotions run our ship we will not only be controlled by the ebb and flow of circumstance but we will miss the God of our moments.
Offenses are an invitation to be involved with God, not something to be avoided. I want to show you how I keep a forgiveness journal to mitigate offense?
I realized that I was becoming weighed down with the barrage of offenses. So how do we live in an offensive world, with ready access to many daily offenses?
Some destruction isn't in blatant unforgiveness, sometimes it's our temptation to feel hatred for those we deeply disagree with in the news.
