Working Dates: Tuesday, September 29, 2020 to Wednesday, September 30, 2020
[11 pages of conversation anchored in Psalm 80:7-15 from the lectionary readings for 17 Pentecost on 4 Oct 20]
Psalm 80:7 Restore us, O God of hosts; let your face shine, that we may be saved.
John Edgerton (29 Sept 20): The things that keep me up at night are beyond my power to control. But the things that keep me up at night very much have the power to impact my life. It is reasonable to be afraid of this virus. It is reasonable to be afraid of extremists carrying guns. What is a Christian to do?
Lillian Daniel (30 Sept 20): Why I Don’t Wear a WWJD Bracelet
Archbishop of Canterbury (29 Sept 20): Behind the figure of one million people who have died from coronavirus are a million mothers and fathers; daughters and sons; grandparents and siblings; friends, colleagues and neighbours.
Meme: The coronavirus is the only thing that’s ever lasted this long that was Made in China.
Brat: A mean meme.
Brian and Candice Simmons (19 Sept 20): There is a strategy in these last days to leave us weak—weak in ourselves so we can be strong in the strength of Another. The great exchange takes place when we deposit our weakness in front of His Cross and ask for His divine strength.[1]
Lillian Daniel (30 Sept 20): I have never been a fan of those WWJD bracelets, where the initials stand for the question, “What would Jesus do?” Although the WWJD message was coined in the late 1800s (by a Congregationalist minister!) within the Social Gospel movement, in its resurgence over the past generation “WWJD” bracelets seem to be another symptom of individualistic Christianity, where it’s all about me. “What would Jesus do? OK, then I will do exactly the same.”
John 14:12 Very truly I tell you, whoever believes in Me will do the works I have been doing, and they will do even greater things than these, because I am going to the Father.
Doctor Robin Harfouche (30 Sept 20): I am calling on every woman to hear my voice. Please take time to hear God’s direction for you at this moment in the history of our movement. I can tell you honestly and from the purest heart of conviction and love that you are an absolute necessity to our Lord and Savior and this great restoration of women to their rightful place in the Church. According to Apostolic Doctrine, we must not be moved! Our call is to obey the Lord with every fiber of our being as one Holy Apostolic Church. I beseech you to be a carrier of this holy commission: the restoration of women to their rightful purpose in Christ.
Lundy Bancroft: “Abusive men don’t lose control. They lash out in an attempt to gain control.”
Rick Joyner (29 Sept 20): As we are told in Proverbs 16:18, “Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before stumbling.”
Lillian Daniel (30 Sept 20): But here’s a news flash. You’re not Jesus.
When Light Came In (29 Sept 20): They aren’t concerned with consequences as much as in control and victory.
Kaji Douša (23 Sept 20): Does the relationship cause harm?
Brat prayer (in “Baruch” 21 Sept 20): I was writing earlier about how my Pharisees had not technically stoned me, but their turning their collective backs on me in the Great Shunning has been no different than having stoned me. I’m trying to figure out how anyone can redeem this. Lord, You are our Rock and our Redeemer. What rock do I hit where living water could come out? It can’t happen by man’s efforts (or my forcing), but man (and woman!) can watch to see what You are doing to redeem the times.
Archbishop of Canterbury (27 Sept 20): St Benedict in his Rule speaks of stability. For it is stability that is the sign of home. Stability that is built on fear and exclusion is a fake. Stability is to be in the dwelling place of God and we know, we dream, we long, we pray that the place of stability may be the living, love embedded, grace abounding church of Christ in its myriad forms.
Brat: And God promised me an anchorhold in community like Julian of Norwich had. It’s not about what she did, but what her priest saw in her. She had revelations of Jesus Christ and the Church saw those as beneficial to everyone, so they protected their treasure in her.
Doctor Robin Harfouche (30 Sept 20): I announced in 2013 about the restoration of women to their rightful place, given to us by our Lord from the beginning 2000 years ago. We have successfully gotten this message to not only America, but to the nations of the world— but now we must press harder.
Dutch Sheets (29 Sept 20): Jesus isn’t praying for us; He is interceding for us so that we can pray. This is what is meant by asking “in His name.” As the intercessor/mediator, Christ went between God and humanity reconciling us to the Father.
Pastor Steve Dittmar (29 Sept 20): We draw near to God; He then draws near to us. We take four steps; the Lord responds in step. I think of it more like a circle than a line. Our four steps: we humble ourselves, pray, seek His face, and turn from our wicked ways. It goes in a circle, returning us to another level of humility, prayer, seeking, and turning; and the Lord responds by hearing, forgiving, and healing. Each circle of prayer brings a new level of response in forgiveness and healing. 2 Chronicles 7:14’s prayer is the essence of waiting on the Lord, as in Hebrew it means “to twist together.”[2]
Archbishop of Canterbury (27 Sept 20): Politics is the art of enabling good and flourishing communities: its materials are the bent and twisted forms of human beings like Jacob. His complexity of action and motivation is met in God not by simplifying or condemning but by calling. He is to be faithful and obedient. [3]
Sophia Valentina Buller (29 Sept 20): Enablers tend to excuse toxic people.[4]
Psalm 80:8 You brought a vine out of Egypt; You drove out the nations and planted it.
Charlie Shamp (June 29, 2018): Many times, a prophetic word is given in code. An example of this is Joseph in the Bible and his dreams (Genesis 37). He dreamt that sheaves of grain bowed down to him, and in another dream, he dreamt that the sun, moon and stars bowed down to him. These celestial objects and sheaves of grain did not ever literally bow down to Joseph, however, the dream was definitely prophetic, and the fulfillment did take place several years later when Joseph’s brothers bowed down to him in Egypt.
Revelation 12:1 A great sign appeared in heaven: a woman clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet and a crown of twelve stars on her head.
Victoria Thomas: “From the depths of My spirit to the depths of your spirit I am yours. I am that I am that you should know how much I am involved in your life. I am the fire. I am the wind. I am the Spirit that permeates all things. I am coming to make Myself known to the multitudes.
Theresa Phillips (30 Sept 20): The Lord Is Out Among the People
Marcus Young (27 Sept 20): “For Christ also died for sins once for all, the righteous for the unrighteous” (I Peter 3:18).
Archbishop of Canterbury (29 Sept 20): One million precious, beloved, irreplaceable children of God.
Marcus Young (27 Sept 20): Let’s apply this to politics. The right thinkers and the un-right thinkers. The democrats and the republicans. The ultra conservatives and ultra liberals. On which side is the line drawn for you?
Theresa Phillips (30 Sept 20): Our giving back; being His hands for others.
Me to Marcus Young (27 Sept 20): I consider myself a reformer. God sent me to the Seven Churches. My contribution is to present the process through my blog (usually in the form of conversations.) I have tried to show the negotiation process. (I am the voice of Brat.)
Chuck Pierce (29 Sept 20): NEGOTIATE WITH ME NOW
Lillian Daniel (30 Sept 20): Yes, I know that many good people wear the bracelet to remind them to be kind and compassionate, to make good choices, often around issues of personal morality. But really, when you look at what Jesus actually did do, much of it is off-limits to ordinary mortals.
Wanda Alger (29 Sept 20): This is a word to those who have been watching the electoral drama from the sidelines, waiting, and wondering what to do. You have been playing your part by being the warm and fuzzy Christian that others have expected you to be, silently observing from backstage, but not engaging on the political platform. And yet…there is a rising urgency within your own heart that cannot be quenched. You see the dangers ahead and know that others must be warned before the final curtain falls.[5]
Marcus Young (27 Sept 20): To hone this thought down to its sharp edge, Christ sacrificed himself on a cross for the “wrong” side. Are you willing to sacrifice yourself for the wrong side, the side that doesn’t see things right? The side that is clearly destroying our world as you see it?
Sharell Barrera (29 Sept 20): What are you waiting for? I prophesy to you today that no longer will you sit on the sidelines or the church pews but you will walk in your destiny! You will walk in your calling. I prophesy encounters and breakthrough over you on this day.[6]
Theresa Phillips (30 Sept 20): Today, the people are torn and worn. Perfect timing for the King to enter the field! I sense there are three things He is looking for
Rick Joyner (29 Sept 20): As unlikely as such unity may seem with the present divisions, the fact that they are deeper than we’ve ever experienced makes an even deeper unity possible. This unprecedented discord is going to require unprecedented leadership to resolve, but we have God’s own word that if we ask Him for wisdom He will give it to us, if we are not “double-minded” (see James 1:5-8).
Sophia Valentina Buller (29 Sept 20): Not all relationships are wise to reconcile. Enablers will tell you to reconcile anyways.
When Light Came In (29 Sept 20): They don’t do things for the same reasons we would.
Psalm 80:9 You cleared the ground for it; it took deep root and filled the land.
Theresa Phillips (30 Sept 20): “The ‘King Is in the Field’ Moment Has Come to Pass”
Archbishop of Canterbury (27 Sept 20): God’s country is not a democracy; it is an autocracy of the purest love, the greatest purity. We do not choose to be its citizens, its ruler called us out of helpless darkness. Our role is to proclaim; our joy is to celebrate.
Rick Joyner (29 Sept 20): With the surfacing divisions in America as they are now, there is one major positive fruit—CLARITY. The divisions are there and have been growing for a long time. Now that they are in the open, we can deal with them. The ultimate result will be an even greater unity. It may look like the opposite for a while, but wait and see. [7]
When Light Came In (29 Sept 20): As we relearn normal, we challenge long-held understandings.
Doctor Robin Harfouche (30 Sept 20): I will not stop this direct commission from my Lord Jesus Christ to America and to all the nations of the world. Women make up 70% of the Body of Christ. If we are denied our rightful purpose then the greatest outpouring of the Holy Spirit will not be fulfilled— the same outpouring that was commissioned to me by my Lord Jesus Christ when He laid His hands on me as I was caught up to heaven in 1986. I call you to action now. My deepest prayers are continually with you today. We must agree that the gathering of ourselves together is not an option, but a necessity.
Wanda Alger (29 Sept 20): Deception is hanging over the Church like a thick fog and the spell of witchcraft is desensitizing the masses to what is true and good. False narratives are being spread and agendas are being promoted that are counter to the Kingdom and threatening our commission. With so much at stake the zeal of the Lord is a compelling agent. It is time to confront the demons that have taken center stage and say what must be said, before it’s too late.
Rick Joyner (29 Sept 20): Deception is one of the most powerful weapons of war, and our enemy has been very skillful in using it. No one who is deceived knows they are deceived or they would not be deceived. Those who think that they are so knowledgeable and discerning that they cannot be deceived are usually the most deceived of all. Such pride makes us resistant to correction or enlightenment.
John Edgerton (29 Sept 20): These are hard days we are living in. You don’t need to put on a brave face. Not with God, anyway. Tonight, be as honest as you need to be with God in your prayers. God has heard worse.
Pastor Steve Dittmar (29 Sept 20): Our first go-around might be something like, “I thought I could do better” – humility; “but it didn’t work” – prayer/honesty; “I need your help Jesus” – seeking; “I must be better prepared” – turning.
Lillian Daniel (30 Sept 20): You come into contact with someone sick? What would Jesus do? He’d perform a miracle. Are you going to do that? You run out of wine at a wedding? What would Jesus do? He’d turn water into wine. Go ahead. And then try appearing in the sky with Moses and Elijah in the transfiguration, try casting out demons, try saving humanity through the resurrection. Does wearing that bracelet give you special powers? Good luck with that.
Theresa Phillips (30 Sept 20): This season we, as the Church – the closest to His heart – must, in all sincerity, deliver what He requests. In this way, deliverance can happen. Yes, deliverance from the demonic forces that have worn many a saint out. Co-laboring with Him is everything! He walks with us and talks with us in the field – the field of His dreams, the spheres of influence, and the cares of the people. The heart of mankind is on His heart.
Marcus Young (27 Sept 20): For those who claim to follow Christ; our exemplar died for his enemies. Even his “friends” who were about to abandon him at his most critical moments. Some friends!
Brat (in “Money, Money, Money” 29 Sept 20): … he’d seemed supportive of her side in the past. He was clearly worn out from the drama and confronted her. She felt betrayed by the confrontation. …
Sophia Valentina Buller (29 Sept 20): Enablers don’t understand that cutting out toxic family is biblical because they keep us from putting Jesus 1st.
When Light Came In (29 Sept 20): Whenever we feel confused by what they do, we remind ourselves we have opposing world views and interests: They want themselves, and we want life and wholeness.
Wanda Alger (29 Sept 20): “Burning indignation has seized me because of the wicked who forsake Your law.” (Ps 119:53 NAS)
Theresa Phillips (30 Sept 20): “And he shall speak great words against the most High, and shall wear out the saints of the Most High, and think to change times and laws: and they shall be given into his hand until a time and times and the dividing of time.” (Daniel 7:25)
Brat (in “Money, Money, Money” 29 Sept 20): …Dad and I had just watched World News Tonight and had seen the ravaging fires of Wine Country [in Northern California] and we were heading out for our nightly constitution of a walk around the neighborhood. I find it amazing that the fires burn up there and I JUST posted a piece called “Wild Grapes” and how God planted a vineyard and where He expected it to produce good fruit, it produced wild grapes. And here wine country is ablaze like nothing we have ever experienced before? I see it as a divine message, and it’s like we are emoting everywhere with nowhere to contain the enormity of the pain.
Rick Joyner (29 Sept 20): It is easier to put out a match than a forest fire. We now have some large social fires to deal with because we have been so reticent to confront them before. These fires are not going to get smaller if left alone. Now we have to do what must be done. We must get engaged in the issues that are now threatening our continued existence, or we will cease to exist. That we are at this place is a good thing. We cannot run from the issues any longer.
Wanda Alger (29 Sept 20): The Religious Spirit has muted our voices and dressed us in teddy bear costumes. The political Pharisees have limited our role as silent stage props and denied us access to the stage. It’s time realize our role in this unfolding drama, get bold, and put on the Lion’s mantle. It’s time we upstage the enemy, open our mouths, and let the Lion’s roar come through. The hour is late and Heaven is waiting for the Church to take Her place and SPEAK the message She’s been given. The counterfeit leaders and compromised causes must be confronted if we expect our prayers and prophesies to have any lasting impact.
Archbishop of Canterbury (27 Sept 20): How that must change us! …
Theresa Phillips (30 Sept 20): The season of the King is very prominent worldwide, especially as we see leaders emerging from the hidden places. We know satan has desired to wear out the saints.
Rick Joyner (29 Sept 20): How do so many of our leaders and citizens not see such an obvious evil that is now manifesting in our country? How is it they do not comprehend the lawlessness and anarchy that not only threatens the foundations of our Republic, but civilization itself? How can anyone continue to be blind to our very lives and the safety of all we love? The answer is called deception.
Wanda Alger (29 Sept 20): Offenses blind us to the truth and give a distorted view of reality. There are those within the body of Christ who are convinced they are pursuing a righteous cause when, in fact, their cause is rooted in offense, both personal and corporate. Unfortunately, bitter roots only open the door to deception and defilement (see Hebrews 12:15). We must keep our own hearts clear of offense and pray for those who revile us.
When Light Came In (29 Sept 20): They don’t think the way they do.
Rick Joyner (29 Sept 20): The Greek word translated “double-minded” in this text actually means “two minds” or “two souls.” This comes from being undecided—hesitating between the two opinions. That the sides are so clear in the present discord is making the choice clear. We are all now in “the Valley of Decision” and there is no escape without making one. Then we must resolutely stand for what we believe.
Archbishop of Canterbury (27 Sept 20): May you and I join in that place of travelling that makes the valley of Baca a spring, and be of that company that goes from strength to strength: the people of God.
Wanda Alger (29 Sept 20): “Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the LORD your God goes with you.” (Deuteronomy 31:6)
Rick Joyner (29 Sept 20): One of the most effective tactics of the enemy to deceive us has been to veil what they were up to with Political Correctness. At first this seemed fairly harmless, as every deadly trap does. It went virtually unchallenged while slowly but relentlessly expanding its sphere of control, becoming more extreme until it reached the present level of social insanity.
Archbishop of Canterbury (27 Sept 20): That is not always how we show ourselves. Treating church life as politics and our way of doing things as superior, we engage in malicious comment through social media, we are insincere, we are cruel.
John Edgerton (29 Sept 20): Prayer
God! Where are you?
Theresa Phillips (30 Sept 20): I believe we are seeing this in action as I write this word. Yet, we must remember the season of the King is paramount to the deliverance of the people. First, we must remember how much He is our Beloved and we must make ourselves ready for the King. There is a set up for us!
Pastor Steve Dittmar (29 Sept 20): God responds in His grace. We are heard, forgiven, and strengthened. Of course, this is an oversimplification and generalization, but prayer takes time to circle in and fully connect to the Lord. After a few go-arounds, we may sound something more like this: “I am not able” – humility; “I did my own thing again” – honesty; “Jesus I need You” – seeking; “It’s my sin” – turning. Each time a little deeper; with more openness, more personal responsibility, more dependence on God, and moving from self-sufficiency.
Psalm 80:10 The mountains were covered with its shade, the mighty cedars with its branches;
Theresa Phillips (30 Sept 20): Listen to His instructions.
Brat Journal (in “Mailer Daemon” 27 Sept 20: I just got on my emails this morning and saw that Marcus Young had emailed me his blog site. God, thank You for hearing me. Thank You for getting the message to him. Thank You for correcting the technical issues that were a blockage to making the connection in the first place. It may be insignificant in anyone else’s eyes, but in this season of Yom Kippur, it is nothing short of miraculous to me, as I have had to fight for just the tiniest victory all along these last thirteen years. Lord, what You said was true, “Not by my own strength, but by Your power.” You have turned the ordinary into the sacred. I am grateful. May our conversation continue and become a refuge for many.
Archbishop of Canterbury (29 Sept 20): But it’s also a day to remember that it was into a troubled, fearful and hurting world that God sent His only Son. To remember that Jesus Christ came not just to walk with us, but to lay down His life for us. There is no agony, trauma or grief that we are left to face alone.
Luke 23:31 For if people do these things when the tree is green, what will happen when it is dry?”
Brat: Jesus said that on the Via De La Rosa – on His way to the cross.
Wanda Alger (29 Sept 20): Just be forewarned. Even as many believers come out of the shadows to take a stand and speak the truth, the opposition will not only increase, but be brutal. And it will come primarily from the carnal Church. Through a prophetic dream, the Holy Spirit indicated that Christians who have been offended and built their platforms on their own victimization and pain will throw the largest wooden planks at those who dare challenge their need for justice.
Dave Aaron: He also told me that the Stripes covering and surrounding all the 50 states will bring healing to all the land which is much needed from the brutal attacks from the enemy that tried to rip this country apart this year!
Theresa Phillips (30 Sept 20): “And the King shall answer and say unto them, verily I say unto you, in as much as ye have done it unto one of the least of these My brethren, ye have done it unto Me.” (Mathew 25:40)
Archbishop of Canterbury (27 Sept 20): We began with a lonely victim of self-imposed family trauma. Here is a narcissistic conman, found out, thrown out, down and out. He has cheated his father and his brother.
Rick Joyner (29 Sept 20): Exposing what is hidden in darkness is a big part of the battle against darkness. Knowing the enemy is important, but knowing the truth, proclaiming the truth, and standing for the truth is more important. Truth is more powerful than any lie. It is the light that casts out the darkness. Truth does not just tell us we should be free; it is the truth that sets us free.
Wanda Alger (29 Sept 20): “And why do you look at the speck in your brother’s eye, but do not consider the plank in your own eye?” (Matt 7:3 NKJV)
Psalm 80:11 it sent out its branches to the sea, and its shoots to the River.
Archbishop of Canterbury (27 Sept 20): Like the travellers, the voyagers, they are often not heard until they vote; until their voices are channelled so loudly that they can no longer be ignored.
Pastor Steve Dittmar (29 Sept 20): God in turn, can reveal more of Himself and His grace. An honest heart never goes unrewarded. Changing our course is repentance.
Wanda Alger (29 Sept 20): The goal of the devil is to make us feel small and irrelevant and convince us that we are without love and compassion. But, the Lord wants us to continue to SPEAK His word, regardless of the blows. As long as our motivation comes from a sincere love for the body of Christ, the spirit of Truth will prevail. We cannot allow the bitter script of bad actors or deception of misguided souls muffle our speech and disqualify our presence. There is coming a time when they will get it. Those with pure hearts and willing minds WILL see the truths once the dust has settled.
Brat (in “Money, Money, Money” 29 Sept 20): … The goal was to encourage the dialogue, not to kill it by more venting.
Lillian Daniel (30 Sept 20): And when he did engage in questions of personal morality, Jesus said nothing about sexuality, just saying no to drugs, donating to National Public Radio, or other pressing causes of our day. When it comes to personal morality, Jesus seemed awkwardly stuck on telling us to give our money away (and not to the sellers of “What Would Jesus Do” bracelets). But other than that, much of what he did was sort of supernatural and unimaginable, culminating in his suffering on the cross yet triumphing over death. In a world that says it’s all about you, WWJD is a pretty humbling thought.
Archbishop of Canterbury (27 Sept 20): Jesus in the gospel passage draws all our attention. He casts out the money changers and merchants – we all remember that. We forget that he brought in the children, the blind and lame. The former praised God, the latter found healing.
Psalm 80:12 Why then have you broken down its walls, so that all who pass along the way pluck its fruit?
Marcus Young (27 Sept 20): Hatred and scorn are far worse than a wrong vote, and they soil a good vote. Yes you can disagree with people and you can find wise ways to share your understanding of truth. But, don’t you dare despise and condemn your enemies until you can sacrificially love them.
Archbishop of Canterbury (27 Sept 20): How dare He! Unqualified to praise in good theology. Disqualified to be in the temple by their injuries and bodily incapacity, both groups were the antithesis of those he cast out.
Theresa Phillips (30 Sept 20): God is among men who work and tend to His Kingdom. This is when, as subjects, we are all looked upon with the love and grace of our King. He is looking for us. He is looking for the adoration and praise that belongs to Him and He is giving it back! O how He loves us!
Wanda Alger (29 Sept 20): Don’t wait for others to speak up and don’t disqualify yourself thinking your voice is too small. You are a part of the rising Ekklesia that is becoming a viable voice in the public square, backed with Kingdom authority. …
Brat to RevelationMedia (29 Sept 20): I wanted to share with you how your work influences the blogger’s story as well as missionaries.
Blog: https://truthinus.wordpress.com/
Maybe we could develop a working partnership?
~ Kathryn Hauser
From Lana at RevelationMedia (29 Sept 20): Kathryn – Thank you for writing and sharing the link to your blog. Know I have forwarded your inquiry to leadership. Lana, info@revelation.com
Wanda Alger (29 Sept 20): … Don’t let the curtain fall before speaking what heaven has put in your heart. Don’t let stage fright keep you from fulfilling your role. You do not have to be limited by cultural norms or religious expectations. The only thing limiting you from taking your place and using your voice – is your own courage.
Rick Joyner (29 Sept 20): Many people today believe that cynicism requires courage. Actually, cynicism is the height of cowardice. It is innocence and open-heartedness that requires the true courage – however often we are hurt as a result of it. –Erica Jong
Psalm 80:13 The boar from the forest ravages it, and all that move in the field feed on it.
Theresa Phillips (30 Sept 20): The Song of Solomon 6:3 comes into play, “I am my beloved’s, and my beloved is mine: he feedeth among the lilies.” He arrives in the field to check His flocks. Here, He reestablishes the realm of relationship. And here is when relationships that are forged through the Body of Christ take on new meaning. Because “The King is in the Field” – He is among us!
Pastor Steve Dittmar (29 Sept 20): I prayed today for mercy. Mercy for the new year. I said, “I don’t want the same year as last year.” The Lord stopped me, and maybe it was my conscience; yes, I think it was my conscience.
Archbishop of Canterbury (27 Sept 20): …We cannot hate what we choose or surround our love with barbed wire so that only those with the password can be its recipients. We are God’s people. It is God who chooses not us.
Brat to Marcus Young (28 Sept 20): Dear Marcus Young, Thank you for making sure that your blog site reached me, and not only that, but got to my correct email inbox. I had asked Johnny Enlow for help on Facebook in making this connection with you. I see this as God helping us to fulfill His Word:
Revelation 10:7 But in the days when the seventh angel is about to sound his trumpet, the mystery of God will be accomplished, just as he announced to his servants the prophets.”
[Received SILENCE.]
James Goll (30 Sept 20): Prophetic promises are being fulfilled
Theresa Phillips (30 Sept 20): The King’s ambassador,
Revelation 8:1 When he opened the seventh seal, there was silence in heaven for about half an hour.
Psalm 80:14 Turn again, O God of hosts; look down from heaven, and see; have regard for this vine,
John Edgerton (29 Sept 20): Lamenting to God over the state of the world is a part of the Christian faith. Crying out and feeling God has abandoned the world is a part of the Christian faith. Sleepless nights spent shouting at God to get off God’s shekinah and help us out down here is a part of the Christian faith.
Archbishop of Canterbury (29 Sept 20): Today is a dark and difficult day, for our nation and our world. It’s a day to grieve with those who grieve. To pray for those who suffer. To cry out to God in prayer for an end to this pandemic.
Pastor Steve Dittmar (29 Sept 20): I stopped and said, “I don’t want the same me—have mercy on me.” The prayer is working.
Archbishop of Canterbury (29 Sept 20): It is this Christ who accompanies us through any darkness, comforts us by his love, and offers hope through His light. In His name, we pray for the resilience and courage to keep going through this time of trial.
Lillian Daniel (30 Sept 20): Prayer
I give thanks that there is a God and that it is not me. Amen.
Brat (in “Money, Money, Money” 29 Sept 20): … I think that was the hardest therapy session that I’ve had to navigate in a long time, probably since my master’s degree internship. The good thing was that I felt God’s hand on me, with me, and guiding me the whole time. Yeah, God!
Theresa Phillips (30 Sept 20): The loyalty of the saints: the fervent praise that summons His presence.
Wanda Alger (29 Sept 20): God’s judgments are being rendered concerning the platforms of humanity. The messages we speak and the alliances we keep, are being watched and weighed. God is letting us know that decisions are being made in heaven’s court and we must warn those who do not yet see or understand the severity of their choices. (Chapter 3, “Moving from Sword to Scepter“)
Faith Marie Baczko (30 Sept 20): “Then I heard a loud voice saying in Heaven, ‘Now salvation, and strength, and the Kingdom of our God, and the power of His Christ have come, for the accuser of our brethren, who accused them before our God day and night, has been cast down. And they overcame him by the Blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony, and they did not love their lives to the death.'” (Revelation 12:10-11)
Archbishop of Canterbury (29 Sept 20): ‘The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not overcome it.’ (John 1:5)
Rick Joyner (29 Sept 20): If we get our Republic back on the rails and functioning like it was designed, we can rise to greater heights than ever before. If not, it will be off the rails again quickly if we don’t fix this problem of how we currently choose our leaders. How do we do this? We already have the plans. We go back to the way our government was originally designed.
Psalm 80:15 the stock that your right hand planted.
Theresa Phillips (30 Sept 20): “I am here among you; LOOK and FIND Me. I am here, showering you with adoration; LOOK and FIND Me. I am here not there. I am here among you, showing you the more perfect way. Listen and do, for I am with you,” says the Lord!
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[1] Brian and Candice Simmons (19 Sept 20): https://www.elijahlist.com/words/textonly.html?ID=24302
[2] Pastor Steve Dittmar (29 Sept 20): Secret Place – Time for Healing; Vol. 16 – Issue 42 – 9/29/20
[3] Archbishop of Canterbury (27 Sept 20): https://www.archbishopofcanterbury.org/speaking-writing/sermons/we-cannot-surround-our-love-barbed-wire-archbishop-justins-sermon
[4] Sophia Valentina Buller (29 Sept 20): https://royallyrobed.wordpress.com/2020/09/29/enablers/
[5] Wanda Alger (29 Sept 20): https://wandaalger.me/2020/09/29/dont-let-the-carnal-church-silence-your-voice/
[6] Sharell Barrera (29 Sept 20): https://www.elijahlist.com/words/textonly.html?ID=24359
[7] Rick Joyner (29 Sept 20): https://publications.morningstarministries.org/word-for-the-week/clarity%E2%80%94heritage-brief-39