Discussion Entry: February 20, 2012
We are moving quickly toward God’s Ezekiel 38 prophecy Middle East nuclear war, as Iran’s president rushes to build nuclear weapons to attack Israel in order to create a nuclear war and world chaos, since he believes he has been called by Allah (ancient Arab pagan moon god or Satan) to usher in the prophesied 7-year Muslim Messiah or Mahdi (cursed 7-year Anti-Christ) who is prophesied in Muslim prophecy to appear amidst chaos in the world to lead the Muslim people to world domination. All of God’s biblical prophecies of the End-Times are coming true at breakneck speed all at once, so we need to be ready to be raptured out of this world at any time, when our Lord Jesus Christ comes to take His children out to heaven, before the great and terrible judgment and wrath of God upon the earth during the last 7-year Tribulation Age of human history (70th Week of Daniel). God said in His Bible to look up when all of these things start happening, for our redemption is close. Nay, He is right at the door!
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March 27, 2012 at 1:21 pm
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First of all I want to say wonderful blog! I had a quick question in which I’d like to ask if you don’t mind. I was curious to find out how you center yourself and clear your mind prior to writing. I’ve had a tough time clearing my mind in getting my ideas out. I do enjoy writing however it just seems like the first 10 to 15 minutes are wasted just trying to figure out how to begin. Any suggestions or tips? Kudos!
March 27, 2012 at 6:01 pm
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Thank you for your inquiry. It is a very good question, and I praise the Lord for your sincere heart and desire to be used by Him. I think the answer is very profound and very simple, at the same time. The answer in one word is: the “Lord.” You need to let go of yourself, and stop trying to write. It is the Holy Spirit who will give you the words and the actions. This is more difficult, the more intelligent and capable you are. For example, I do not want to write, but rather, I want to play and be lazy. However, the Lord puts a strong, strong urge to write and need to share. If I did other things, it would be more profitable for me in terms of worldly thinking; but I find myself writing on the blog out of the love that comes from outside–the Holy Spirit. I know this, because I have no love of my own, and I can care less for others. But it is the love of Christ that impels me to spend time, energy and money to preach. If the Lord wills it, you cannot resist, for He will use you as His tool and mouth. He can use a stone to cry out, but He wants to bless us, so He graciously chooses to use us little humans, so that we will be rewarded and blessed. This is where I learned Jesus’ words to Peter, “If you love me, feed my sheep.” Out of our own strength and will-power, this is impossible; but by His Spirit, the impossible becomes possible. If the Lord has willed it in His heart to use you, you cannot resist. Jonah tried to resist, but He learned the hard way that He cannot. He did not like the Ninevites, so he did not want them to be saved, for he was well aware of God’s merciful heart; but He ended up being used by God to bring the nation to repentance, so that God can spare them. So, in other words, if God wants you to write for Him or speak boldly before the Sanhedrin for Him or testify to the Roman Imperial court in defense of the gospel or to share the Torah Truth to the President of the United States, God will bring it to happen. Just like when a demon-possessed person cannot stop hurting others; real born-again Christians cannot stop writing, or loving, or sharing the Word of God. So, in short, I think we need a change of paradigm: we need to stop trying to write, and trust God for Him to work, and let Him work through you. This is the hardest for us, since we are so used to doing things out of our own strength, skills, thoughts, will-power, capabilities, theology and knowledge. God cannot work, while we are in His way. When we say, “Lord, I cannot–so may You do it.” Then, God will say, “Good, now you are ready to be used.” It is humbling, and unless we are humble, the Lord cannot use us. For the glory belongs to Him, not to any man. The Western Christianity is religion, so they say, “You can do it–search that inner self,” “Be all you can be,” “Generate faith by will-power, and just do it, man!” However, according to the Torah Truth, God can only use us when we reach our end, and are completely dependent on Him. The maturing of a Christian is learning to give up our own reins, and learning to depend on the Lord completely. Then, and only then can God use us. God does not share His glory with man. We receive His blessings by being used. So, Christianity is the complete opposite way of thinking of what we have been taught, and religion’s work and will-power mentality, and what many religious pastors will teach you. We just study the Word, and God’s Spirit will fill us. We learn to trust in Him through hardship, and when He works miraculously, He increases our faith. Therefore, faith is not will-power and works, but it is given to us as a gift freely by grace. The more intimate we are with the Lord, we learn His grace. If we need faith, we can ask the Lord to put us in a difficult impossible situation, where we can see Him work in His faithfulness, and our faith will be increased. The Israelites saw the Lord deliver them miraculously through the Red Sea from slavery, but soon forgot about it, and grumbled to God for taking them out of Egypt. However, a righteous servant writes down in his heart and remembers all the faithfulness of the Lord in his life, and remembers his Groom’s faithfulness. If we love Him, we will trust Him. God tells us that we do not have for we do not ask. I think our first step is to come before Him and ask for faith and to be used. It may sound insanely easy, but it is. Yet, it is the most difficult thing to do for us, often, subconsciously. When we say, “Lord, I am here, use me; and please give me faith, so that I may be used, and you may be glorified,” then and only then, our focus is no longer on ourselves writing or preaching or doing, but we submit to the lordship of Jesus Christ our King and we are now focused on Him, and it becomes His responsibility to work in and through us, and our sole desire in life becomes wanting to be used by Him. It is all about Him, and nothing to do with us. This is the paradigm shift that all Christians must take. Then, God will do great and mighty things through you, my friend; things that will blow your mind, and things you never ever conceived of. This is the greatness of the Lord God Almighty, the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, whom we serve–the “Great I Am.” I believe the Christian walk is learning who He is, and learning to seek Him everyday. Then, He will be found; and through the intimate relationship, before you realize it, you will end up being used. Let me give you an example: if you love your wife, you do not struggle to write, for you want to share about her to everyone, and want people to learn more about her. You are filled with awe and you cannot stop writing about her. This is the intimate relationship with God–our Groom, I am talking about. Love is what impels us. If you love your wife, you want to keep writing all day to her, and share everything with her. This is the relationship that Moses, King David, Apostle Paul and Steven had with God, though they be stoned to death or whipped to shreds. Just like combat buddies form a strong bond through trust in life and death situations, through hardship we grow a strong trust in our friend–Jesus Christ. You only need to ask the Lord what He would have you do for your fellow man and for Him whom you love. He will do the rest. And great will be your joy. I have asked the Father that He will give you His Spirit, and wisdom, and power, and make known to you the great and wonderful riches He has in Christ for you. Kudos, brethren.
April 24, 2012 at 4:39 pm
Bobby Gibson
The Father has indeed endowed me inh His magnificent Glory but only through pain,forgiveness and not striking back been baptized inThe Fire of The Father.All I have to do is wait.I really don’t know who has had this experience but it takes a lot of pain to get there.Blessed are the pure in heart for they will see God.I can share my whole testimony if anyone wants to hear.I will leave you with one question who can dwell in the all consuming fire of God?please reply.