This document discusses realities of the body, soul, and spirit. It explains that the body communicates to the soul, and the soul interprets messages from both the body and spirit. The spirit either fills the soul with life from God or death from the flesh. The soul then relays messages back to the body. Visions come from the spirit to the soul. The soul weighs what it receives from the spirit or flesh. Living by the spirit leads to life, while living by the flesh leads to death. Releasing the invisible world involves visions, dreams, and translations from the spirit.
This document contains a sermon by Charles Spurgeon about knowing the Holy Spirit. The sermon has two main points:
1. Believers know the Holy Spirit through believing Jesus' teachings about Him, experiencing His operations like conviction of sin and spiritual quickening, and having a personal relationship with Him.
2. Believers can only truly know the Holy Spirit through the Holy Spirit Himself revealing Himself to them, as no human means are adequate to reveal God. The Spirit must come into the heart and use His own power to give understanding of Himself.
This document discusses teachings from Apostle Simon Gichinga about preparing the bride of Christ through the word of God and walking in holiness. It covers topics like the ministry of the Holy Spirit, calling and ministry, building a holy altar, overcoming pride and developing humility. The purpose is to help believers serve the Lord in truth and spirit until the rapture. The first section discusses the revelation of the Holy Spirit, being anointed by the Holy Spirit, and receiving the Holy Spirit. It emphasizes the need for holiness and separation from worldly things in order to walk with the Holy Spirit.
The document discusses the purpose of life according to Islamic beliefs. It states that the purpose is to know and experience attributes of God by reflecting on His signs in creation and surrendering to Him. This world is viewed as a test and struggle where people can learn, grow in virtues, and attain forgiveness through patience and belief that God is responsive to those who seek Him.
This document provides a preface to the Sri Visnusahasranama, which contains one thousand holy names of Lord Visnu. It explains that material existence is full of suffering in the form of repeated birth, old age, disease and death. Chanting the holy names of the Lord is said to be the only means to relieve this suffering in Kali Yuga, as other spiritual practices are not practical or effective in this age. The preface encourages the reader to chant these names regularly to free themselves from material anxiety and transmigrate to the spiritual world without suffering.
This document discusses the importance of the morning watch, which refers to the tranquil time in the morning when Christians fellowship with God. It makes three main points:
1) Morning is the time God set for distributing spiritual food to His children, just as the Israelites collected manna in the morning.
2) Morning symbolizes resurrection - it is a time of freshness, vitality and peace before being tarnished by secular concerns.
3) God calls us to fellowship with Him through the resurrected Christ, who provides abundance and fills our hearts with love and joy. Practicing morning watch was exemplified by Jesus and is vital for spiritual strength.
Psalm 139 discusses how God knows everything about us and is present everywhere. It emphasizes that our worth comes from being uniquely created and known by God, rather than from comparisons to others. The document examines how the psalm describes God's omniscience, omnipresence, and omnipotence. It highlights that we can understand God's thoughts through the Holy Spirit. Overall, the document uses Psalm 139 to show that each person has equal and intrinsic worth in God's eyes due to his intimate knowledge and sovereignty in our creation.
The document discusses the Spirit of Christ and what it means to possess the Spirit of Christ according to a passage from Romans 8:9. It provides three key points:
1) The Spirit of Christ is the Holy Spirit that dwells within Christians, giving them new life and a connection to God. It is how Christians manifest the qualities of Jesus.
2) Possessing the Spirit of Christ is demonstrated through having the character and qualities of Jesus, such as gentleness, love, and strength kept in check.
3) Specific qualities of the Spirit of Christ discussed include gentleness as power in reserve, strength shown through composure and patience, and being influenced by examples of concord rather than discord.
This document contains a sermon by Charles Spurgeon about knowing the Holy Spirit. The sermon has two main points:
1. Believers know the Holy Spirit through believing Jesus' teachings about Him, experiencing His operations like conviction of sin and spiritual quickening, and having a personal relationship with Him.
2. Believers can only truly know the Holy Spirit through the Holy Spirit Himself revealing Himself to them, as no human means are adequate to reveal God. The Spirit must come into the heart and use His own power to give understanding of Himself.
This document discusses teachings from Apostle Simon Gichinga about preparing the bride of Christ through the word of God and walking in holiness. It covers topics like the ministry of the Holy Spirit, calling and ministry, building a holy altar, overcoming pride and developing humility. The purpose is to help believers serve the Lord in truth and spirit until the rapture. The first section discusses the revelation of the Holy Spirit, being anointed by the Holy Spirit, and receiving the Holy Spirit. It emphasizes the need for holiness and separation from worldly things in order to walk with the Holy Spirit.
The document discusses the purpose of life according to Islamic beliefs. It states that the purpose is to know and experience attributes of God by reflecting on His signs in creation and surrendering to Him. This world is viewed as a test and struggle where people can learn, grow in virtues, and attain forgiveness through patience and belief that God is responsive to those who seek Him.
This document provides a preface to the Sri Visnusahasranama, which contains one thousand holy names of Lord Visnu. It explains that material existence is full of suffering in the form of repeated birth, old age, disease and death. Chanting the holy names of the Lord is said to be the only means to relieve this suffering in Kali Yuga, as other spiritual practices are not practical or effective in this age. The preface encourages the reader to chant these names regularly to free themselves from material anxiety and transmigrate to the spiritual world without suffering.
This document discusses the importance of the morning watch, which refers to the tranquil time in the morning when Christians fellowship with God. It makes three main points:
1) Morning is the time God set for distributing spiritual food to His children, just as the Israelites collected manna in the morning.
2) Morning symbolizes resurrection - it is a time of freshness, vitality and peace before being tarnished by secular concerns.
3) God calls us to fellowship with Him through the resurrected Christ, who provides abundance and fills our hearts with love and joy. Practicing morning watch was exemplified by Jesus and is vital for spiritual strength.
Psalm 139 discusses how God knows everything about us and is present everywhere. It emphasizes that our worth comes from being uniquely created and known by God, rather than from comparisons to others. The document examines how the psalm describes God's omniscience, omnipresence, and omnipotence. It highlights that we can understand God's thoughts through the Holy Spirit. Overall, the document uses Psalm 139 to show that each person has equal and intrinsic worth in God's eyes due to his intimate knowledge and sovereignty in our creation.
The document discusses the Spirit of Christ and what it means to possess the Spirit of Christ according to a passage from Romans 8:9. It provides three key points:
1) The Spirit of Christ is the Holy Spirit that dwells within Christians, giving them new life and a connection to God. It is how Christians manifest the qualities of Jesus.
2) Possessing the Spirit of Christ is demonstrated through having the character and qualities of Jesus, such as gentleness, love, and strength kept in check.
3) Specific qualities of the Spirit of Christ discussed include gentleness as power in reserve, strength shown through composure and patience, and being influenced by examples of concord rather than discord.
The six questions of the sages in Chapter 1 of the Bhagavatam seek to understand:
1. What is the ultimate benefit or purpose for humanity.
2. What is the essence of all scriptures.
3. Why did God appear in the womb of Devaki.
4. A description of God's wonderful deeds in forms like Brahma and Rudra in creation, maintenance and destruction.
5. A description of the activities of God's incarnations within the universe.
6. Where has religion taken shelter now that God has retired to his own abode.
The summary seeks to understand the purpose of life, the essence of scriptures,
This document provides a summary of Kirpal Singh's teachings on spirituality and the path to enlightenment. It discusses that the human body is like a temple that contains access to the divine realm within. It also explains that a true master can connect disciples to the inner divine sound or music that exists within all people, and guide them on their journey within through different spiritual planes until reaching enlightenment. The document emphasizes that the path lies inward, not outward, and a true master is needed to help traverse this inner spiritual journey.
Gain a better understanding of who we are.
What is our purpose in life?
God’s love for us!
GRACE
~ allows us to participate in a life of harmony with Christ.
1) The document discusses three different mindsets - the Barbarian, Greek, and Hebrew mindsets.
2) The Barbarian mindset operates based on fear, the Greek mindset relies on human intellect and reason, while the Hebrew mindset trusts in God.
3) To develop a Hebrew mindset, the document recommends meditating on God's word daily and taking every thought captive to examine its source and alignment with scripture. Adopting a Hebrew mindset will lead to prosperity by learning to think as God thinks.
This document discusses what happens spiritually at salvation. It states that at salvation:
1. Our spirit is made alive, reconciled to God.
2. Our soul, the decision-making part, is reconciled to God through repentance from rebellion.
3. Our body becomes a temple for the Holy Spirit.
It explores the functions of the spirit, soul, and body, emphasizing that the spirit can worship God directly while the soul activates the body through decision-making. Discernment between spirit and soul requires study and practice of God's word.
The document discusses Krishna's position as the supreme avatar and personality of Godhead. It describes how Krishna possesses all qualities in their fullest form and is the source of all other avataras. The document lists 64 transcendental qualities of Krishna like being all-powerful, all-attractive, and the original source of all incarnations. It emphasizes that Krishna's form, which displays loving pastimes with devotees, is the highest manifestation of the Absolute Truth.
The document provides an overview of the Bahá'í Faith, its core beliefs and principles:
1) The Bahá'í Faith aims to unite all peoples in one universal Cause and common Faith, following Baha'u'llah who Bahá'ís believe is the Promised One.
2) It teaches the oneness of humanity and that all peoples spring from the same root, despite differences. Manifestations of God like Bahá'u'lláh and the Báb have suffered to establish this unity.
3) The Faith has spiritual and administrative centers that guide Bahá'ís to build a just world civilization through community life, education of all children, and institutions like local spiritual
The document discusses cultivating an excellent spirit through intimacy with the Holy Spirit and a passionate readiness for spiritual light and truth from God. It emphasizes developing this excellent spirit by desiring to know God more deeply through reading and studying scripture daily. It also stresses speaking faith-filled confessions that are in line with God's written word, as the power of life and death are in the tongue. The goal is for believers to manifest God's divine nature and have their good works seen by others, reflecting the fruits of the Holy Spirit.
This document outlines the course objectives, description, evaluation, and outline for a Fundamental Theology course. The course aims to make the fundamental Christian faith understandable to students and help them reflect on and live out their faith. Students will learn about the Nicene and Apostles' Creeds, integration of faith, and community formation through projects, exams, quizzes, and class participation.
A General Introduction to the Baha'i Faith (by J. Lane)jessielynn9
This is not an official representation of the Baha'i Faith, but a representation of the understanding of one individual Baha'i.
2-25-13
I threw this powerpoint on here in an attempt to be able to share it with some colleagues. There were some formatting issues after it was uploaded so I didn't end up sharing this version. I never thought that other people would view it, and completely forgot about this site. This morning I got an e-mail saying I had 100 views, and was completely flabbergasted. Since people are finding this useful I'll try and upload the powerpoint again after having made some formatting changes so the text doesn't drop off, etc.
Thanks for reading!
9-12-13
If you find this powerpoint useful I would appreciate feedback about what I've included, whether it be other concepts that could be included or explanations that could be better worded or expressed. Thanks!
Jesus prays to God the Father, thanking Him for allowing Jesus to complete the work of redemption that God had given Him to do. Jesus says that through His death and resurrection, He has provided eternal life to all those who believe in Him and truly know Him and God the Father. Jesus asks God to glorify Him again with the same glory He had with the Father before the creation of the world. He expresses His love for doing the Father's will by redeeming mankind back to their original purpose.
This document discusses walking through life with a spirit of excellence. It encourages letting go of inferior things and focusing on what truly matters. It defines having a spirit of excellence as not settling and always striving for more. It discusses being innovators and reformers by introducing new things and improving. It says walking with excellence means being set free from the past and soaring in our freedom and destiny through Jesus' love.
The document provides an overview of Islamic beliefs about the origin and purpose of life. It discusses that in Islam, life is a journey to return to God, the Creator. It describes Islamic teachings about how God created humans and other beings like angels and jinn. It explains the story of Adam and Eve based on the Quran, including how Iblis (the devil) disobeyed God and was made an enemy of humanity. The document also summarizes Islamic beliefs about prophets and messengers, including important figures like Muhammad, and the role of the Quran as divine scripture.
This document provides a summary of key concepts from Emanuel Swedenborg's theological writings. It discusses Swedenborg's views that having the right idea of God as a divine human is vital for religion. It explains that God is divine love and wisdom, substance, life, being, order, all-powerful, and infinite. The document emphasizes that God cannot act contrary to divine order or do anything but good.
Ministry is based on a call from God, commitment to God, and commitment to serving people. Ministers must have the right attitude of being servants to others. They should set a godly example in their words, actions, love, faith, and purity. Ministerial ethics stem from being born again and concern inward spiritual conditions as well as outward proper behavior. Unethical behaviors include lying, plagiarism, misusing funds, improper relationships, hostility towards others, and interfering in other churches. Ministers must conduct themselves professionally with courtesy, respect, humility and avoid pride, sex, and money which can be traps.
The document describes the glories and characteristics of devotional service to Krishna. It discusses how pure devotional service in various forms such as chanting, hearing, remembering, worshipping, and fully surrendering to Krishna can counteract all sinful reactions and bring one the highest perfection and transcendental pleasure. Engaging all one's senses in the service of Krishna through activities like meditation, chanting, cleaning temples, hearing and seeing Krishna is the ultimate path to freedom from material desires and the tight knot of false ego. Devotional service is the only means to achieve complete purification and attraction of Krishna.
The document discusses examples cited in the Quran and people's reactions to them. It notes that Allah is not ashamed to cite any example, whether of a small creature like a mosquito or something above it. Those who believe know that the Quran's examples convey truth, while disbelievers question Allah's purpose in such examples. However, by such examples Allah guides many and leads some astray, with the latter being only transgressors. The document then discusses characteristics of transgressors and disbelievers before elaborating on the intricate design of mosquitoes to rebut claims that their mention is insignificant. It stresses that examples impact believers and disbelievers differently depending on their faith or lack thereof.
The document provides an overview of key Islamic concepts related to the origin and purpose of life according to Islam. It discusses that in Islam, life is a journey to return to God as the creator. It then summarizes the Islamic account of creation, stating that God created humans with a purpose and unique abilities, like creative thought, that angels did not possess. However, Iblis (the devil) objected to humans due to racial biases and was made their enemy. The document also discusses the story of Adam and Eve disobeying God's command in the garden of paradise and being sent to earth as a result, where life becomes a test of following divine guidance. Finally, it discusses knowledge of God as the key to
The document discusses conception and birthing in the spirit realm, drawing parallels to conception and birthing in the physical body. It explains that things of God and the devil are birthed spiritually in man. It describes how our spirit, soul, and body interact and relate to the spiritual world. It outlines that before being born again, we were spiritually dead and unable to receive from God, but could receive from Satan. After being born again, our spirit is made alive by God and we become new spiritual beings with access to God through our spirit.
1. The document discusses the creation of humanity by God and how humans were originally created with spirit, soul, and body living in harmony under the leadership of the spirit.
2. It describes how sin damaged the human spirit's ability to commune with God, leading the spirit to become subservient to the soul and body.
3. It argues that salvation through Christ revitalizes the spirit and allows the Holy Spirit to renew and transform a person so that the spirit is once again the leader with the soul and body in submission.
The six questions of the sages in Chapter 1 of the Bhagavatam seek to understand:
1. What is the ultimate benefit or purpose for humanity.
2. What is the essence of all scriptures.
3. Why did God appear in the womb of Devaki.
4. A description of God's wonderful deeds in forms like Brahma and Rudra in creation, maintenance and destruction.
5. A description of the activities of God's incarnations within the universe.
6. Where has religion taken shelter now that God has retired to his own abode.
The summary seeks to understand the purpose of life, the essence of scriptures,
This document provides a summary of Kirpal Singh's teachings on spirituality and the path to enlightenment. It discusses that the human body is like a temple that contains access to the divine realm within. It also explains that a true master can connect disciples to the inner divine sound or music that exists within all people, and guide them on their journey within through different spiritual planes until reaching enlightenment. The document emphasizes that the path lies inward, not outward, and a true master is needed to help traverse this inner spiritual journey.
Gain a better understanding of who we are.
What is our purpose in life?
God’s love for us!
GRACE
~ allows us to participate in a life of harmony with Christ.
1) The document discusses three different mindsets - the Barbarian, Greek, and Hebrew mindsets.
2) The Barbarian mindset operates based on fear, the Greek mindset relies on human intellect and reason, while the Hebrew mindset trusts in God.
3) To develop a Hebrew mindset, the document recommends meditating on God's word daily and taking every thought captive to examine its source and alignment with scripture. Adopting a Hebrew mindset will lead to prosperity by learning to think as God thinks.
This document discusses what happens spiritually at salvation. It states that at salvation:
1. Our spirit is made alive, reconciled to God.
2. Our soul, the decision-making part, is reconciled to God through repentance from rebellion.
3. Our body becomes a temple for the Holy Spirit.
It explores the functions of the spirit, soul, and body, emphasizing that the spirit can worship God directly while the soul activates the body through decision-making. Discernment between spirit and soul requires study and practice of God's word.
The document discusses Krishna's position as the supreme avatar and personality of Godhead. It describes how Krishna possesses all qualities in their fullest form and is the source of all other avataras. The document lists 64 transcendental qualities of Krishna like being all-powerful, all-attractive, and the original source of all incarnations. It emphasizes that Krishna's form, which displays loving pastimes with devotees, is the highest manifestation of the Absolute Truth.
The document provides an overview of the Bahá'í Faith, its core beliefs and principles:
1) The Bahá'í Faith aims to unite all peoples in one universal Cause and common Faith, following Baha'u'llah who Bahá'ís believe is the Promised One.
2) It teaches the oneness of humanity and that all peoples spring from the same root, despite differences. Manifestations of God like Bahá'u'lláh and the Báb have suffered to establish this unity.
3) The Faith has spiritual and administrative centers that guide Bahá'ís to build a just world civilization through community life, education of all children, and institutions like local spiritual
The document discusses cultivating an excellent spirit through intimacy with the Holy Spirit and a passionate readiness for spiritual light and truth from God. It emphasizes developing this excellent spirit by desiring to know God more deeply through reading and studying scripture daily. It also stresses speaking faith-filled confessions that are in line with God's written word, as the power of life and death are in the tongue. The goal is for believers to manifest God's divine nature and have their good works seen by others, reflecting the fruits of the Holy Spirit.
This document outlines the course objectives, description, evaluation, and outline for a Fundamental Theology course. The course aims to make the fundamental Christian faith understandable to students and help them reflect on and live out their faith. Students will learn about the Nicene and Apostles' Creeds, integration of faith, and community formation through projects, exams, quizzes, and class participation.
A General Introduction to the Baha'i Faith (by J. Lane)jessielynn9
This is not an official representation of the Baha'i Faith, but a representation of the understanding of one individual Baha'i.
2-25-13
I threw this powerpoint on here in an attempt to be able to share it with some colleagues. There were some formatting issues after it was uploaded so I didn't end up sharing this version. I never thought that other people would view it, and completely forgot about this site. This morning I got an e-mail saying I had 100 views, and was completely flabbergasted. Since people are finding this useful I'll try and upload the powerpoint again after having made some formatting changes so the text doesn't drop off, etc.
Thanks for reading!
9-12-13
If you find this powerpoint useful I would appreciate feedback about what I've included, whether it be other concepts that could be included or explanations that could be better worded or expressed. Thanks!
Jesus prays to God the Father, thanking Him for allowing Jesus to complete the work of redemption that God had given Him to do. Jesus says that through His death and resurrection, He has provided eternal life to all those who believe in Him and truly know Him and God the Father. Jesus asks God to glorify Him again with the same glory He had with the Father before the creation of the world. He expresses His love for doing the Father's will by redeeming mankind back to their original purpose.
This document discusses walking through life with a spirit of excellence. It encourages letting go of inferior things and focusing on what truly matters. It defines having a spirit of excellence as not settling and always striving for more. It discusses being innovators and reformers by introducing new things and improving. It says walking with excellence means being set free from the past and soaring in our freedom and destiny through Jesus' love.
The document provides an overview of Islamic beliefs about the origin and purpose of life. It discusses that in Islam, life is a journey to return to God, the Creator. It describes Islamic teachings about how God created humans and other beings like angels and jinn. It explains the story of Adam and Eve based on the Quran, including how Iblis (the devil) disobeyed God and was made an enemy of humanity. The document also summarizes Islamic beliefs about prophets and messengers, including important figures like Muhammad, and the role of the Quran as divine scripture.
This document provides a summary of key concepts from Emanuel Swedenborg's theological writings. It discusses Swedenborg's views that having the right idea of God as a divine human is vital for religion. It explains that God is divine love and wisdom, substance, life, being, order, all-powerful, and infinite. The document emphasizes that God cannot act contrary to divine order or do anything but good.
Ministry is based on a call from God, commitment to God, and commitment to serving people. Ministers must have the right attitude of being servants to others. They should set a godly example in their words, actions, love, faith, and purity. Ministerial ethics stem from being born again and concern inward spiritual conditions as well as outward proper behavior. Unethical behaviors include lying, plagiarism, misusing funds, improper relationships, hostility towards others, and interfering in other churches. Ministers must conduct themselves professionally with courtesy, respect, humility and avoid pride, sex, and money which can be traps.
The document describes the glories and characteristics of devotional service to Krishna. It discusses how pure devotional service in various forms such as chanting, hearing, remembering, worshipping, and fully surrendering to Krishna can counteract all sinful reactions and bring one the highest perfection and transcendental pleasure. Engaging all one's senses in the service of Krishna through activities like meditation, chanting, cleaning temples, hearing and seeing Krishna is the ultimate path to freedom from material desires and the tight knot of false ego. Devotional service is the only means to achieve complete purification and attraction of Krishna.
The document discusses examples cited in the Quran and people's reactions to them. It notes that Allah is not ashamed to cite any example, whether of a small creature like a mosquito or something above it. Those who believe know that the Quran's examples convey truth, while disbelievers question Allah's purpose in such examples. However, by such examples Allah guides many and leads some astray, with the latter being only transgressors. The document then discusses characteristics of transgressors and disbelievers before elaborating on the intricate design of mosquitoes to rebut claims that their mention is insignificant. It stresses that examples impact believers and disbelievers differently depending on their faith or lack thereof.
The document provides an overview of key Islamic concepts related to the origin and purpose of life according to Islam. It discusses that in Islam, life is a journey to return to God as the creator. It then summarizes the Islamic account of creation, stating that God created humans with a purpose and unique abilities, like creative thought, that angels did not possess. However, Iblis (the devil) objected to humans due to racial biases and was made their enemy. The document also discusses the story of Adam and Eve disobeying God's command in the garden of paradise and being sent to earth as a result, where life becomes a test of following divine guidance. Finally, it discusses knowledge of God as the key to
The document discusses conception and birthing in the spirit realm, drawing parallels to conception and birthing in the physical body. It explains that things of God and the devil are birthed spiritually in man. It describes how our spirit, soul, and body interact and relate to the spiritual world. It outlines that before being born again, we were spiritually dead and unable to receive from God, but could receive from Satan. After being born again, our spirit is made alive by God and we become new spiritual beings with access to God through our spirit.
1. The document discusses the creation of humanity by God and how humans were originally created with spirit, soul, and body living in harmony under the leadership of the spirit.
2. It describes how sin damaged the human spirit's ability to commune with God, leading the spirit to become subservient to the soul and body.
3. It argues that salvation through Christ revitalizes the spirit and allows the Holy Spirit to renew and transform a person so that the spirit is once again the leader with the soul and body in submission.
This document is from Prophets Edge Ministries and discusses walking in alignment with God. It states that our essence should be to walk in relationship with God and experience His presence. We were created to exercise who God is on Earth. The essence of walking with God is making His life and presence our lifestyle. It ignites passion for truly living through Christ within us, not just being alive. Our walk should be circumspect before God and man, with the proper spirit, attitude, and character so that we transform things around us into God's likeness.
This document discusses teachings about the Holy Spirit, calling, and ministry. It explains that the book contains teachings on topics like the Holy Spirit, anointing, calling, breaking curses, fasting, baptism of the Holy Spirit, and building holy altars. The purpose of the book is to help readers understand their identity and calling in ministry by preparing them and others for the kingdom of heaven. The author is Apostle Simon Gichinga and it was written to bring out the reader's calling. Some key aspects of the Holy Spirit that are discussed include revelation, anointing, and how to receive the Holy Spirit through repentance, laying on of hands, and water baptism.
This document discusses teachings about the Holy Spirit, calling, and ministry. It explains that the book contains teachings on topics like the Holy Spirit, anointing, calling, breaking curses, fasting, baptism of the Holy Spirit, and building holy altars. The purpose of the book is to help readers understand who they are and how to serve God in their ministry by preparing themselves and others for the kingdom of heaven. The author is Apostle Simon Gichinga and it was written to bring out the reader's calling.
This document discusses identity, particularly identity in Christ. It begins by listing various aspects of the author's identity such as their nationality, religion, and name. It then defines identity and different forms of identification like fingerprints. The rest of the document explores finding one's identity in Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit. It lists aspects of a Christian identity such as being royalty, free from sin, and equipped. It emphasizes the importance of not conforming to the world and renewing one's mind by focusing on godly values. Finally, it discusses why having a godly identity centered in Christ is important for focus, strength, purpose and more.
Part 27. the will of man the will of god. (.pdf)Ralph W Knowles
This is showing the Third Realm understanding of the clean & unclean. An exposition on the City of God & answering the question; What body does Jesus have today?
Tomorrow we are starting a new series of study:
“The New Man” is a seminar that will focus on the spirit of man, its soul and its body.
We will learn the properties of each one of these three parts of man.
Our spirit is called to be the ruling part of us, actually, our spirit is the main part of our being, and is the place where the spirit of God dwells in.
We meet in Room #3 at CTF Toronto Wednesdays from 7:00 – 9:00 pm. I invite you to come and participate with us in this discovery of how to let our spirit become the ruler of our life.
This document provides a summary of a prophetic class lesson on hearing spiritually. It discusses how the inner ear works to transmit sound and regulates pressure. Spiritually, it suggests our spirit is sensitive to God's frequency, and we must be tuned into Him rather than other things. Some indicators of being tuned into God include one's spirit responding by leaping or being led. It stresses the importance of processing what we hear from God through His written word, and of keeping our inner workings like thoughts and feelings pure so as not to misinterpret God's messages. It also discusses how pressure like life changes can affect our spiritual hearing, so we must intake God's fresh breath to restore balance. The homework is to research prophetic people
1) Living according to the Spirit rather than the flesh allows believers to experience abundant life through Christ.
2) The fruit of the Spirit, including love, joy and peace, produces qualities of life in believers filled with God's Spirit.
3) Believers should make daily confessions of their abundant life in Christ rather than negative confessions, and trust that God's Spirit gives them life.
The document discusses the differences between the soul, spirit, and flesh in humans. It states that the soul is the seat of personality and will exist forever, while the spirit connects us to God and influences our thoughts and emotions. It encourages the reader to renew their mind and transform their thinking to be more aligned with God's will. It warns that friendship with the world leads to enmity with God and that Satan will attack those who establish a relationship with God.
This document summarizes 4 spiritual pillars from the Divine Principle:
1) The invisible spiritual world and visible physical world. Man mediates between them.
2) The fall occurred when Lucifer seduced Eve spiritually and she then seduced Adam physically. This caused spiritual and physical death.
3) Restoration involves resurrecting physical and spiritual man through God's word revealed in stages over time.
4) Christ and the Messiah (Sun Myung Moon and Hak Ja Han) establish the true parents and enable physical and spiritual salvation.
The document discusses the concept of being thankful as more than just an attitude - it is a spiritual power or force. It says being thankful releases light and power that reaches God's throne and opens spiritual supply lines. Not being thankful cuts off these supplies. It also says different attitudes like complaining or bitterness radiate as discernible powers or colors that can envelop a person. The key message is that cultivating an attitude of thankfulness clothes a person in positive spiritual light and power that multiplies blessings, while negative attitudes do the opposite.
The document discusses the concept of being thankful as more than just an attitude - it is a spiritual power or force. It says being thankful releases light and power that reaches God's throne and opens spiritual supply lines. Not being thankful cuts off these supplies. It also says different attitudes like complaining or bitterness radiate as discernible powers or colors that can envelop a person. The key message is that cultivating an attitude of thankfulness clothes a person in positive spiritual light and power that multiplies blessings, while negative attitudes do the opposite.
Brochure - NEW REVELATION - About health and sickness - ed 1Simona P
The causes of physical sickness can be traced to impure foods and substances that fill the body. In ancient times, people who ate simple, natural foods like milk, bread, and fruits lived long, healthy lives without sickness. But today's variety of delicacies often contain unfermented substances that fight within the body and cause sickness over time. Children too are often born into sickly bodies when their parents consumed many impure substances and the mother indulged in delicacies during pregnancy. Strict diets like what Moses prescribed can promote health, but once people return to indulgence sickness will follow.
This is a collection of writings about the Holy Spirit of Christ. This name of the Spirit is used only a few times in the New Testament and needs some guidance to grasp its meaning.
Oneness in the Alpha and Omega_Book v8.4 THE WORD_16 October 2016Noel L.J. MIRANDA
This document discusses concepts related to spiritual enlightenment and living as Christ. It covers seven stages of divinity: Birth, Faith, Path, Death, Rebirth, Truth, and Earth. Faith involves humbly seeking God and spiritual enlightenment through His word. The Path points to surrendering ego and taking up one's cross daily. Through death of self, one can be reborn as a new divine creation dependent on God. As Christ embodying truth, disciples unite in oneness with God on Earth, fulfilling the second coming of Christ.
This commentary provides analysis of 2 Corinthians 7:1 across 3 passages from different scholars. The summaries are:
1) The passage exhorts believers to purify themselves from sin inside and out based on God's promises. They should strive for continued holiness through faith in God's help and out of reverence for him.
2) Believers should ask God for grace to purify themselves and avoid sinful acts and thoughts which defile. While God alone can purify the heart, believers must also resist sin through avoiding temptation.
3) The promises of God's presence and being our Father require believers to be pure in conduct and conversation. We must continually pursue righteousness and depend on God's
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Body, Soul and Spirit realities
Visions
Dreams
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CLINTON LESLEY ADAMS