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Why Does God Speak to Us in Metaphors?

God uses metaphors because images are very powerful. God created our minds to relate to and remember images and sounds quicker and more readily than written words. For example, when we drive along in our cars and see a "School Crossing" sign, we see more than just the words School Crossing. We see a symbol, a silhouette of a woman holding the hand of a child crossing the road.    

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"Drink Deep the Wine That Wakes Us" - Isi De Gersigney, Sydney, Australia

Vine, Wine and No Time Like Now!

Whenever there is trauma on the earth, the Body of Christ feels the shock waves. We are meant to identify with those who are hurting, but even more so, we are created to know the currents of God's constant assurance. This is what our eternal covenant in Christ has given us. His consistency is that we are never apart from Him, and neither can anything or anyone separate us from Him. Beloved, nothing is as constant as the blood that flows in our veins, the air that we breathe or the words that come from His mouth!  Continue Reading >>>

CHRISTA ELISHA: THE LORD SAID, “IT IS TIME FOR THE DIVINE RESET”

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Recover:

• to find again or obtain the return of (something lost)

• to regain (loss of money, position, time, etc.); recoup

• to regain (health, spirits, composure, etc.), after illness, a setback, or a shock, etc.

• to regain (a former and usually better condition)

• to get back control or possession of (land) by military conquest or legal action (definitions via The Free Dictionary)

I heard the Lord say, "These are the days of recovery. Yes, these are the days of refreshing. These are the days I am turning back the clock on your life and restoring what was lost. These are the days of taking back the ground that fell out from underneath your feet. These are the days of going back to go forward – the cutting away to unveil the new.   Continue Reading >>>

Flashpoint: Great Reformation & Change is Coming! | Sebastian Gorka & Lee Greenwood (March 8, 2022)

The Courage to Change

Samuel Johnson said, “Unless a man has courage, he has no security for preserving any other virtue.” Courage is the basic virtue. Of what use is wisdom if you don’t have the courage to act wisely? Of what value is love if you don’t have the courage to love? Of what importance is truth if you don’t have the courage to speak it? Of what consequence is faith without the courage to embrace it? Courage activates all other goodness. It also requires honesty. It takes courage to confront the truth of our unmanageable lives and then admit it. It takes courage to surrender our lives and wills to God. To face our moral life and honestly take our inventory and then admit our findings to another human being. To make our best efforts to make amends, continue our inventory, maintain our conscious contact with God — all of it takes Courage. We can be courageous because we do not walk alone. We are with one another and God. It is knowing that we have the support and friendship of our companions that supplies the courage we often lack. The apostle Paul experienced this as a prisoner awaiting trial and possible death. His friends traveled quite a distance to visit him, and “at the sight of these men Paul thanked God and was encouraged.” — A. PHILIP PARHAM PRAYER: Christ, increase my courage. Strengthen my will to walk with you bravely. May I be encouraged by my friends. Taken from NIV Recovery Devotional Bible