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LaWanda - Jesus, precious Lord, help me to come here, Lord, with joy and excitement not resisting in any way.  Oh Lord.  I praise You.  Let the high praises of God be in my mouth and a two-edged sword in my hands.

I see You, Lord, teaching.  I am in the audience, but I am “hiding”.  I want to be there, but am afraid that You will see me with all my flaws – all my sin.  And, yet, even as You are speaking, I am healed.  Nothing that is revealed to You – given to You – can hurt me.  Thank You, Jesus.

How many of the following does the Bible teach as steps to poverty?

What is the most revolutionary way to change society? Is it a violent revolution, or is it gradual reform, or is there another way?

Check all that you think applies.

The best time for anyone to learn to hear God's voice is as a child. Actually, it is extremely easy to teach children to hear God's voice! Get them on the path of daily communion with God so they are not seduced by the spirits of darkness.

Jesus obviously models an awesome approach to evangelism. Let's take a look at it.

LaWanda - Jesus, Precious Lord.  I praise You.  I love You, Lord.  Your word is my hearing aid.  Your Word helps me to hear You, to hear Your voice.  Thank You, Lord, that Your Word is alive when You speak it.  It is alive when I hear it.  It is alive as it grows in me and it is alive when I share it.

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I just finished reading the three-book series by Lonnie Frisbee describing the inside story of his involvement in the "Jesus Revolution." The revival was exhilarating, messy, and led by imperfect people. This would appear to be the norm for revivals throughout history. Lonnie was a hippie who became an anointed evangelist in the Jesus Movement of 1970 (see blog 1 in this series).