📌What Riches Were Meant to Do
By Kenneth Copeland
Let him that stole steal no more: but rather let him labour, working with his hands the thing which is good, that he may have to give to him that needeth. Continue reading
Author: Stace.ihs
📌”Not Even a Dog Will Bark”
Exodus 11:7
When God prepared to bring Israel out of Egypt, the entire nation was about to experience a night unlike any other. Death would pass through the land. Judgment would fall on every household that stood outside the blood covenant. Egypt would erupt in cries of anguish. Continue reading
The Lion Has Roared — Who Can But Prophesy?
(Amos 3:7–8)
There are moments in history when God does not whisper.
He does not hint.
He does not nudge. Continue reading
📌 WHAT THE NEW TESTAMENT TEACHES ABOUT DEMONS
A Study Handout Based on Rick Renner’s Teaching and
See video below:
📌Rapture Then Second Coming:
At about 25 min is where they explain:
Here’s how Lee explains it:
Technically, there is only one Second Coming—one great Parousia (Greek word for “arrival” or “royal presence”). That’s the day Jesus returns to take control of the earth and establish His Kingdom. Continue reading
📌 How Jesus Modeled Perfect Boundaries — Without Losing Perfect Love
If anyone ever lived with an open heart, it was Jesus.
If anyone ever walked with strength, clarity, and unshakable identity, it was also Jesus.
He was tender, but never weak.
He was available, but never accessible to everyone at all times. He was selfless, but never self-erasing. Continue reading
📌Why Psychology Cannot Replace Discernment
One of the greatest temptations in this generation is to confuse insight with discernment. Insight can tell you what is happening, but discernment tells you why. Insight can identify patterns, but discernment identifies spirits. Insight can explain the surface, but discernment reveals the root.
Psychology deals with the mind.
Discernment deals with the unseen. Continue reading
📌When Psychology Helps… but the Holy Spirit Heals
There is a growing hunger today for emotional clarity, healing, and understanding. Many believers quietly follow online mental-health voices, trying to make sense of what they feel. And some of these voices offer something valuable: vocabulary. They help people name the hurt, recognize patterns, and understand the behavior of others. In a world full of confusion, that can feel like a lifeline. Continue reading
