As I'm out of state travelling to see my natural family, the Lord continues to teach me more in regards to the gift of my spiritual family. Now this is not limited to a local church, a few families or my geographical "part" of the greater Body at large. However it is ancient, it is eternal, it is global. I want to hear what the Spirit is saying in this hour in regards to the ingathering of the Family of God. Do you?

I recently ran across a very random item that I have literally no idea how it made it all the way to me. It got me to thinking about my journey of faith and I how I desire to have such great expectations for the impossible, no matter how unlikely (to me) it may seem.

Is there anything in your life that has maybe been shelved, boxed and forgotten? A gift from God, an ability, a rightful burden. I believe it's time to quiet ourselves and ask the Lord what He is desiring us to retrieve - maybe something that He has given us years ago - and bring it into the here and now.

Today is just a brief commentary on the mysterious stirring that I'm feeling in this hour. I still don't claim to know what it is, but God was good enough to bring us a little understanding, and I'm thankful for that. 

OK, so today's episode is... well... quite unique, for me. I recently had a few moments where I was so tickled by a certain event that I had to turn on my recorder and capture it. I'm so glad that I did - so that you know I really am a real person who enjoys my life. So again, this is quite abnormal to say the least but I hope my ridiculousness puts a smile on your face.

To be clear, today's episode is about Kingdom INclusion. Let us examine our hearts and see if there be any wicked way in us. What wicked way, specifically? Our exaltation over any "other expression" of the Body. We must remember the broad net of Yahweh God and how He is calling all unto Himself. (I recorded this Thursday, October 24 before I attended a conference saying much of the exact same thing.) 

This short series continues and concludes with finishing out Acts chapter 10 and then moving into chapter 11. It's time we examine why we simply don't see the Acts Church in our present-day.

After reading the account in Acts 10, when Cornelius sends for Peter, I was stirred to confront how differently Christianity looks and operates in our modern day. In this 2-part series, we'll avail ourselves to be challenged, to rise and return to what has been lost.

John chapter 20 ends with "these are written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in His name." I am convinced that this principle is true in many areas. We have been given more than enough, in every possible way, to believe.

Yeshua Jesus always made it abundantly clear that those who know Him, and are aware of the age, should see and know the times in which they live. It's time to shake off passivity, sluggishness and distraction.