Kingdom Post #8 – Commanded to Love

Lookahead:  So, back to our original topic:  commanded to love?  Nah…I’m not comfortable with the concept.    Did I love the mother who, in my view, was essentially trying to exact love from us, according to some approach/avoidance protocol? I do not believe that I did.   Did I like her?  Probably more often than not.  Did I … Continue reading Kingdom Post #8 – Commanded to Love

Kingdom Post #6 – Quiet Time in 35 A.D.

Lookahead:  Can you imagine the average Christian experience in Jerusalem when the first 3,000 were converted on Pentecost—and then as the church grew?  Miracle after miracle happening before their eyes…seeing formerly infirmed people, whom they knew personally, walking around 100% whole…hearing testimony after testimony from healed/delivered people…listening to Jesus’ disciples discuss account after account of … Continue reading Kingdom Post #6 – Quiet Time in 35 A.D.

Kingdom Post #5 – What Was Paul’s Daily Quiet Time Like?

Lookahead:  Kingdom living is not being guilted into supporting a “Kingdom-building ministry” no matter how worthy the cause.  Kingdom living is hearing from God and gliding on His wings as we support any work that He asks us to join Him in.  And, for all I know, this above-referenced leader could be a genuine KO … Continue reading Kingdom Post #5 – What Was Paul’s Daily Quiet Time Like?

Kingdom Post #3 – Kingdom Opportunity Kicked to the Curb

Lookahead: Did the people have selective memory erasure? Or, for that matter, how about OCDC? Did they genuinely forget the torment of slavery that they had suffered when they were satisfying the cravings of the flesh? Or was it merely a matter of focus. Manna was perfect—for all their needs. And yet their focus changed … Continue reading Kingdom Post #3 – Kingdom Opportunity Kicked to the Curb