You can’t do two things at the same time
Being a doctor I’ve included in my practice the study of applied kinesiology. This is the practical application of muscle nerve function. One thing I’ve noticed from the practical application of these studies is that you can’t effectively do two things at the same time. You can argue that it’s possible to watch TV and to read a book at the same time, but the truth is you have to shift your concentration from one to the other; you can’t do both at exactly the same time. You can argue that you can drive a car and talk on a mobile phone, but the fact is that you are far more likely to have an accident because your attention is split between two brain applications. I challenge you to Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: blindness, correction, elevation, emotions, envy, faith, Lie, maths, repent, voices
In 1 Samuel chapter one and two, we read the story of the birth of Samuel and the conflict of two adversaries. Hannah grieved for a child and Penninah took advantage of it to put her down, all because she felt not as loved.
Q. Why was Hannah barren?
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Tags: arrogant, elevation, envy, faith, false church, family, Hannah, hassles, position, purpose, put-down, spiritual warfare, suffering, temptation, voices
The modern church teaches that you can’t love your neighbour until you love yourself. The Bible teaches the opposite. The Bible teaches that if you want to be a genuine disciple you have to hate yourself (Luke 14:26,27,33).
The twelve disciples served Jesus in love with themselves. They proved this when they told the children to go away; they proved it when they asked for thrones next to Jesus, they proved it when they wanted to call fire down from heaven; and they proved it when they deserted Jesus at the inquisition.
All Christians do the same until they Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: elevation, envy, faith, false church, good, humility, love, repent, sin, surrender
This is what I reckon happened in heaven, and I reckon it happened because it’s inherent in every human being’s nature …
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Tags: elevation, envy, faith, forgive, Joseph, judge, position, repent, suffering, trigger, voices
The modern church promotes and heavily preaches the concept of grace. What is Grace? It’s basically undeserved favour to you from God. People love the concept because it’s all about favour and everybody is wrapped in seeking their own value and favour, so when God gives it away for free, it’s irresistible. The problem is Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: authority, faith, humble, judge, ten commandments
