The miraculous and the mystical origins of Christ Jesus get lost in the season. This teaching explains how the son of God became the baby born, from chapter and verse, about how he emptied himself and found himself fashioned as a man.

In this season “peace on earth” has become the world’s statement that we should all get along. But that is not what the angels said to the shepherds. They were not telling everyone to get along, they were saying that God is making peace with mankind and the evidence is the baby Jesus born in Bethlehem.

Washed, sanctified, justified. Three words to describe what we have now in Christ so that we can turn our attention off our past to what he’s doing now in our lives.

For some Christians the totality of their walk is with Jesus. Yet Jesus told us to pray to the father and to walk with the Father and every prayer in the New Testament is to the Father. Changing our focus to include the Father can change your life.

The story of two men; the rich young ruler and Peter, and their motives for walking with God. Also on the Jewish practice of blessing over the food with Thanksgiving.

Here I am sharing some of the things the Lord has said to me in visitations and I’ve written down in my E-newsletter and weekly thoughts.  Summarizing some things here.

This is the third part of the three part series talking about the Word of the Lord and how He became flesh, and the great I am and who He is,  and now the Jehovah Elohim. Christ in the Old  Testament.

This is part two of a three part series on the pre-existence of Jesus and his appearances in the Old Testament. Last week I talked about the Word of the Lord and how He became flesh after appearing to the prophets throughout the Old Testament. This is about the “I AM”

The Lord as the Word of the Lord appeared to the Old Testament prophets, and this  teaching traces His appearances from Samuel through the rest of the prophets in the Old Testament. It explains how the Word of the Lord became flesh.

Many Christians today do not understand the difference between relationship and fellowship. The issue is growth in Christ and are we where we are supposed to be in him at the stage of our lives. This teaching lays out the parallels between spiritual growth and physical growth.