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Comment on Devotion of the Heart! by Lysle Myers

Lysle Myers — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 08:58:00 +0000

Hi John,
I love what you have written here, thanks for sharing the thoughts, it’s so easy to think that head knowledge is the fulness, but only experiential knowledge brings true freedom, revelation and peace.
Experiencing the love of Father is the road to entering into His rest.

Comment on Devotion of the Heart! by David Fredrickson

David Fredrickson — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 23:57:42 +0000

Good post, John. It’s easy to lean on the intellect and end up eating of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil rather than from the Tree of life. The result is always a distorted and diminished view of God and a heart starved for lack of intimacy with him.
Thanks for your insights and words of wisdom througout this website.

Comment on Life beyond the borders? by Cilla

Cilla — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 22:43:55 +0000

I like this!

Comment on Life beyond the borders? by Life beyond the borders? | Hislife

Life beyond the borders? | Hislife — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 23:03:57 +0000

[...] We are convinced that there is healing and freedom for all those who call upon the name of Jesus. There is healing and encouragement for those who are bowed down and hurting, those who are vulnerable and in need of a fresh touch from Jesus. For those whose lives have been scarred in any way by the “religion of the Pharisees” there is a way beyond these restricting borders……………MORE [...]

Comment on God Blessed Lives by God Blessed Lives | Hislife

God Blessed Lives | Hislife — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 07:07:55 +0000

[...] a. In my late teens I suffered inner turmoil caused by a relationship that had ended unhappily. Two years later I prayed for God’s help to deal with the issue. In response he filled me with the Holy Spirit (lots of people were experiencing this at that point in time, but I had no idea what it was all about.) The inner peace and tranquility was unbelievable, and it went on and on. READ MORE… [...]

Comment on He has come to bring change! by Cilla

Cilla — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 23:10:59 +0000

Thank you for this blog John. I particulalry liked the quote from Ernst Kasemann – I’m wondering where you found it. He wrote a book called “Jesus means Freedom” – which looks very interesting. Do you know it – can you recommend it?

Comment on Jesus is building His Church…His way! by Charles and Mary Mercer

Charles and Mary Mercer — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 19:09:26 +0000

If you had a holiday with these guys, they are my friends too! Great to see them, they are very special! Typical of non-traditional folk, they are full of grace and love and demonstrate God’s great kindness. Send them my love please, Charles Mercer.

Comment on Let us trust Jesus by Tim

Tim — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 14:31:31 +0000

Thanks for sharing this encouraging entry. I have found myself in that exact situation of late, worrying about things and slowly letting these fears rule my life.

It is so comforting knowing that Jesus is in the midst of all our worries and fears.

Keep the blog posts coming and thanks again!

Tim

Comment on Times of Refreshing! by David of Newport

David of Newport — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 09:40:30 +0000

Just a line to encourage. Enjoying the journey with Jesus and the encouragement you give.

Would love to hear more of your journey but happy to wait for His time.

David

Comment on The Dropouts! by June Brown NE England UK

June Brown NE England UK — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 17:55:35 +0000

Hi There

My husband and I came out of church about 3 years ago, then through pressure went back only to come out again.

We moved house some 30 miles away from where we were, but although we found and got in touch with some ‘out of the box’ believers on the internet, we never really found any or even knew where to look for other believers that thought like us.

After we moved, we had a death in the family at Christmas, and my husband became ill, we were now even more isolated. The contact we actually had was an out of the box believer and his wife, however his views were far too strong for us, often pulling down Christian ministries and calling them Anti Christ. Although we liked them, we could not stand this sort of stuff.

So we started going to a healing Centre, and then a house church, but the house church in many ways the same as the church we had come out of, 5 leaders to 14 people, and 5 of those were children.

Recently we have started going to another place, it looks upon itself as more of a community. Its too early to tell what where we really think they are at.

We thought of starting up on our own but my husband being ill prevented this.

We only ended up feeling, very isolated, and alone, desperate for company of Christians, but found none.

I do and we do still feel like many of those who have come out though