For those of us who have grown up in Christianity, we know that one of the ten commandments is to remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy. Read more “Observing the Sabbath… but not as we’ve known it”
Many of us, instead of being like little children and asking our Father what the parables in the Bible mean, have instead heard and accepted what others have told us they mean. Read more “Parables… but not as we’ve known them”
There is much teaching and seeking and speaking of prophecy, the prophetic, and prophets these days. There is no lack of “prophecies” or “prophets” for those who seek them. Read more “Prophecy… but not as we’ve known it”
God often uses graphic language to convey Truth. This example of eating His flesh was very offensive to the Jews who were not allowed to eat pork let alone a human’s flesh Read more “Communion… but not as we’ve known it”
The phrase “touch not My anointed” has been abused and misused, often by people who do not want to hear anything negative or convicting. However, Father has been showing me a completely different way of looking at this phrase. Read more ““Touch Not My Anointed”… but not as we’ve known it”
We often think of idolatry as being an idol that is worshiped by heathens in uncivilised countries, but John and Paul defined idolatry as being anything that takes first place or preeminence in our heart apart from God Read more “Idolatry… but not as we’ve known it”