Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Tag: Faith
I wrote recently about a class mentality which is present in a large portion of the Christian Church. This way of thinking derives from human pride-not true spirituality. It's within the nature of humanity to want to be better than others, or to want to have more than others, or to look down on others so that you can look bigger and better. This attitude is not of God.
Does God want His people rich? Is it just our lack of faith and generosity that stops us rolling in money? I want to begin today by being perfectly blunt: If you think that God wants you to be rich so that you can live a luxurious lifestyle, you've been seriously deceived and lied to. Worse, it may be your own selfishness which has led you to think this way.
For those of you in a hurry, here's the gist of my essay today: It is faith in God that we need, not faith in healers. God is able to do all things, but He does not, and He is under no obligation to do what we ask or demand. Humanity and nature is under a Curse. God can and will heal, if it's within His will.
Should we be drunk in the Spirit? Should we get slain in the Spirit regularly, as a way of getting close to God, to being filled with the Spirit, and to getting our lives straightened out?
Here's the latest installment of an ongoing series I've titled "Mind Burp". It's my version of lark's tongues in aspic, a rare delcacy for those of strong constitution, formulated and prepared for my honorable readers.
Fuel for Faith, Food for Thought 