Some teach that the Church will be raptured before the events that begin in Revelation 4:1. This teaching is based on the argument that since the term Church is not used in chapters 4–21 of Revelation, the Church must no longer be on earth at that time. However, this assumption is based on silence rather than on Scripture. There is much evidence in Revelation that the saints are living and functioning on earth during the tribulation.

The great harvest of souls from all nations occurs during the Read the rest of the story

“There is only one happiness in life, to love and be loved.”
You can turn this around in so many ways ,
analyze it , Ponder over it ..
A love to a lover or a parent to a child ,
friends to friends but it always comes out the same.
Life ‘is’ love, and in return we look for love .
Our hearts are empty with out it coming and going ..
I thank ‘God’ My life over flows with love all around ..
When things seam the darkest, and at… Read the rest of the story

ESTABLISHING AN OVERALL PRAYER LIFE: THREE CATEGORIES

Prayer for my personal life: breakthrough of God’s glory (strength, favor, etc.) on my inner man, in my circumstances (physical, financial and relational) and through my ministry as God’s power is released through my hands, His authority through my words (singing, preaching, conversations) and prophetic revelation to help others (1 Cor. 14:25)

Prayer for people and places: individuals, ministries, marketplace and governmental authorities, and the destiny of cities or nations (Israel, Egypt, YWAM, GOD TV, etc.)

Prayer for strategic social issues: justice (abortion, human trafficking), civil… Read the rest of the story

THE BRIDAL PARADIGM OF KINGDOM MINISTRY AT THE END-OF-THE-AGE

Then the Kingdom of heaven shall be likened to ten virgins who took their lamps and went out to meet the Bridegroom. (Mt. 25:1)

Took their lamps – public ministry that brings God’s light to others

Ten virgins – all are born again believers (2 Cor. 11:2-3).

Went out to meet the Bridegroom – revelation of Jesus as the Bridegroom God

Then the Kingdom shall be likened to virgins meeting the Bridegroom – at the end-of-the-age. The word ‘then’ leads us back to the end-of-the-age theme of… Read the rest of the story

THE THREE PRIMARY DESCRIPTIONS OF GOD’S BEAUTY (REV. 4; REV. 1; SONG 5)

The purpose of this session is to provide a general overview of God’s beauty. We will bring three key passages together into ten categories so as to give a road map to study God’s beauty.

Revelation 4 gives us significant insight into God’s beauty. It describes the Father’s Throne Room in the Holy of Holies of the New Jerusalem. I refer to this as the “beauty realm of God.”

I have outlined Rev. 4:1-7, into five main categories with each having three specific themes (totaling 15… Read the rest of the story