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Transformation through Faith Writing Exercise
What changes did the Holy Spirit make in you, once you received Christ? Briefly describe your transformation?
July 21, 2012
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What changes did the Holy Spirit make in you, once you received Christ? Briefly describe your transformation?
The Testimony of Jesus is the Spirit of Prophecy. Therefore, your testimony has the power to speak victory to someone who may not believe that they can make it through their current situation or condition. When you get free, help someone else get free by telling your story. That’s how we overcome the devil.
Spiritual warfare has a fertile battle ground in the literary industry. The written word is very powerful. The truth is that anyone can write a
A mentor once gave us an exercise to spiritually discern what part of the body we represent in the body of Christ.
I grew up being an advisor to kids my age, and even older people. Over the years there have been people who have sworn undying loyalty to me while I walked them through difficult times in their lives, but for no apparent reason they just stopped calling.
To the people who are looking for signs and wonders. WE ARE THE SIGN. WE ARE THE WONDER. We are a sign to future generations that God is faithful, and it’s a wonder we survived – BUT GOD!
It is a blessing to see the fruit of God’s promises that were spoken through Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. as we inaugurate our first African-American President of the United States, Barack Hussein Obama.
The Lord told me, “Go to the mountain on the East that I will show you, and meet me there on New Year’s Day. According to the instructions of my prophet from Colorado, you will decree and declare dominion and victory over this region called Sin City.
During the years with him, I got pregnant (more than once), and had abortions. It took years for me to forgive myself. But, recently we were reconnected and the Lord told me that I had to share my testimony with him.
When I got saved, the Lord told me that I could not “perform” my Christian poetry. He was referring to the entertainment aspect of spoken word that I had perfected when I was doing “poetry” in the world.