In a discussion of theology, what is your final authority? Ben proposes a partnership of Scripture, encounter and fruit, by which we can wisely discern the accurate and powerful knowledge of God.

What we believe in, we bring forth. In order for us to have a walk that is truly light in the earth, there must be a belief in us that transforms our lives.

When we come into prayer aligned with the heart of God, we pray with a consciousness of victory. We are able to wait patiently, knowing we are seated in His perspective. We live boldly, positioned to overcome. We have an attitude that finds solutions, and are no longer fixated on our own neediness.

God emanates out of the center of my being, and it is my privilege to bring that to the table.

Being in the house of the Lord is not for the faint of heart. When we stand before Him, we have to allow our opinions to be pierced with His truth, and that can be very uncomfortable. We prefer to make the house of the Lord a weekend getaway.

Original radical theology is when we make decisions about our belief systems from the experiences that we have with the Lord. May we be a house built in the earth where experiences with the Lord are consistent, where our times of prayer are encounters of renewal and worship. As a result, our beliefs about God […]

The flesh will fight to its own death. It will go down kicking and screaming, trying to hold onto every bit of you that it can. But its life causes death to the original you. Let the flesh die; take your place in the heavenly perspective of your Father!

If we operate by His love and Spirit, we will find joy and peace, and all the fruit that He has prepared for us. Love is the perfect kind of unity.

Where we think from, and where we live from, determines what we build and produce in this life. Part 1 is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6bALR0lhDg

We throw off every excuse that tells us that the reality of His kingdom on earth is for another generation. We are not too old or too tired. We throw off the lies that weigh us down or disqualify us. We say, “we will rise!” because Jesus is champion!