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daily word - true wealth

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Do you want to have more money? Do you think of wealth only in terms of money? Does wealth have other dimensions? What about human presence? Think of the most meaningful interactions you have had. They probably did not involve money, but they did involve a person who was fully alert, aware, engaged, and present with you. Have you found that such people are rare? Have you found that most people are only able to offer you presence that is diminished by being distracted, clouded, dark or indifferent in some way? You can’t blame them if this is all they have to give. They are poor.

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Revival Will Heal Our Nation! 4 Keys to Revival

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Are you distressed about the condition of the nation? Are you wondering if there is any hope? Are you feeling like there is nothing you can do? Well, here are a few thoughts for consideration.

John Adams, the second President of the U.S. said: “Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.”

Revival is the ONLY HOPE for our nation! Let's join together to make it happen.

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daily word - resonance

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Have you encountered things that resonate with you? This term refers to things that vibrate at the same frequency, and in a human context it refers to things that you identify with and accept as valid truth in the absence of strict proof. This is intuitive knowing. Do you recall my statement that the Kingdom of God is within you? This is the source of resonance. You can encounter things that concur with truth that is already present in you, but it is possible for you to be unaware of that which is already there.

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daily word - pay it forward

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Are you familiar with the idea of paying back? This is the expected transaction to complete the process of a loan. This is expected and mandatory. What about paying it forward? This is not as common and is an act of faith. If you are kind to strangers it is not the conclusion of a transaction but the beginning of one. Where will it end? You have no way of knowing, but do it in faith anyhow. Your acts of love and generosity will have effects and far-reaching influence more than you can imagine. Trust me to keep track of this. Someday I will show you how your good deeds played out.

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daily word - love your enemies

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Which commandment do you think is the most difficult to follow? How about loving your enemies? How do you go about this? Are you content to hold a favorable opinion toward them? This is a commandment that is easier to keep in the abstract than in the concrete. But is that enough? Do your enemies know that you love  them? Express this in word and deed. Do good to those who persecute you, and hate you, and despitefully use you, that you may be the children of your Father in heaven who loves them as much as he loves you.

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daily word - free education?

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Can you give someone an education? You can give someone a car, or money, and you can pay their tuition and living expenses to give them an opportunity, but in the end they are going to have to do the studying required, so in this sense you cannot give someone an education. Can you give someone spiritual development? The same arguments apply. No one can take your spiritual journey for you, but you also cannot take yours by yourself. I paid your tuition and all your living expenses for your spiritual development, but you still need to show up for class, and do your homework.

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daily word - guide to the future

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Do you like to visit new places or old favorites? Places you have been before are known quantities. New ones have a greater sense of adventure but also the associated risk of moving into the unknown. Perhaps the best of both worlds is to go to new places with a friend who has been there before, who can serve as your guide. Whether you like to travel or not, you are moving into an unknown future. Here there is no choice but to consider it a new experience. Would you like a guide? I do not face the same limitations of time that you do.

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daily word - strength to carry

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Do you understand the importance of being empathetic and compassionate? I have called you to bear one another’s burdens. Do you have enough trouble carrying your own? Have you ever taken on someone’s burden and staggered under the weight of it, to the point of being crushed? This is a real concern. There are some burdens you were not meant to bear. You will have enough strength for those given to you. So this is not a matter of strength, but wisdom. Be led by the Spirit and ask me which burdens I want you to take on.

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daily word - your own destiny

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Do you encounter a multitude of worthy causes? Each of them may be understaffed and crying out for additional money and effort to advance it. Do you find that your own resources are limited and you are not able to support them all? You can acknowledge that a task is worthwhile without giving yourself to it. You can admire and applaud the efforts of others while you attend to the work that is your own. Do you live with a sense of destiny, that you have your own calling and purpose, and that the tasks that I assign to you are your own true mission? These I will enable you to complete.

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Inner Healing Methods by Virkler and Lehman

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It is an honor to do a podcast with Dr. Karl Lehman on the topic of various inner healing methods. Dr. Karl has been involved in inner healing for more than 35 years, as have I. He has come at it through the lens of brain science and hearing God’s voice, and I have come at it through the lens of a Charismatic theologian. We have arrived at very similar methodologies; my guess is probably a 95% or greater overlap in the way we minister to the wounded heart. Enjoy our 60-minute discussion below.

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