The Ultimate Body Language Guide – 30 Movements (Arms and Shoulders)

What does it mean to be Spiritual? The meaning is simply to know thy creator “Spirit GOD” who created you from the earth and breathed into you a part of his spirit to give you life, your own individual soul. We all come from the same origin, “Spirit God”, and we can choose to stay connected and plugged into his powerful light!

Almighty God has the most amazing ways at times to get our attention. Have you ever noticed that as you a sweep through the Bible of those men and women whom He called and chose? When God called Gideon he said that he was the least in his family. In other words Gideon was saying to God that he should go and get somebody else. I am not the best you can find. There are better men out there, that I am, and that is usually true, but that does not concern out Almighty God. It can be pointless trying to argue with Almighty God. We need to remind ourselves that our God is a God who reveals himself, and God did that supremely in and through Jesus Christ. How did God appear to you and present himself to you and speak to you and call you and choose you? For each of us it will equally important.

Aloha! I hope that the recent mild summer weather has brought lots of smiles to your face (if you are in Hawaii :-). The season has been quite an exciting adventure-filled time with many rewarding experiences.

Creativity is like the yard that encompasses a home; the home of the creator. Every yard tool plays a role in the complete picture of the lot.

This article discusses the author’s supernatural experiences. He also gives several practical exercises to aid in developing one’s psychic abilities.

We all desire great things in life, we pray ceaselessly to God, in our thoughts, speech, wishes and actions; we pray to God for certain things. But let’s stop to consider what we are hearing. What are we listening to? The things we hear, the words we receive into our minds, do they help us believe right or they only go a long way to destabilize our thought life, creating undesirable circumstances, because our beliefs determine our actions and produce results accordingly.

Your question today is “How can we be like God?” Now, I do not know why you are asking that? Are you angry? Are you disappointed? Are you saying that this is impossible? Or, in a way, do you want to know if there is an answer? It certainly is a strange question, but many questions sound strange at first hearing! We are called to be like God and to be like Jesus Christ and to be salt and light as Jesus at that time was salt and light in the lives of many people. How will the world know what God is like if we do not reflect something of His image and flow in His Love? Each of us will have different ministries and avenues of service but as we move as Jesus Christ guides and leads and directs there will be fruit and results and consequences.

Yes, it is true that the offense of the Cross is inescapable, but the offense of Christians is inexcusable! In Westminster Abbey, is written above what is called the High Altar, before whom the Queen bowed before she was crowned, and we were reminded of this, as it was pointed out in the Service of Thanksgiving and Commemoration. I refer to – “The kingdom of the world has become the kingdom of our Lord and of his Christ.” Imagine the Queen bowing before that awesome statement of truth! There is another echo going on here. What have we here? Imagine putting the ark in. Revelation constantly echoes the Old Testament. It was a gold covered box reminding the people of God’s presence in the midst of His people. His word speaks of His truth and His commandments and His government, and the jar of manna inside speaks of provision, and the rod that budded speaking of His life giving power, and it speaks of God leading His people and going home. The Ark went ahead. God will never forget His covenant promises.

Some will never know the cost of preaching the Word of God in the Power of the Holy Spirit. There are days I tremble when I learn of how certain governments are persecuting Christians and when other governments are turning further and further away from The Word of God as we have it in the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments. It is the picture of the Church of Jesus Christ under siege. Now, that has happened throughout history. The Church of Jesus Christ appears to be defeated but we know it never will be defeated. That is an astonishing truth that flows from the book of Revelation. Yes, there will appear intensified warfare, but the Church of Jesus Christ will never be wiped out.

As the end of time, as we know it, draws near, and it will, whether or not you believe it will, Jesus Christ tells John, that he ought not to bother with the outer court. Are the people there not His? Count only those who are at the heart of the matter. In the light of this revelation which cannot be avoided, where are you? In this challenging Chapter where do you see yourself? There was a reporting from the Falklands Islands during the time of warfare when details were not to be specific. Brian Hanrahan, the BBC Reporter broadcast regarding the aircraft, “I counted them all out and I counted them all back”, and that is similar language to what we read in the book of Revelation. Some will never know the cost of preaching the Word of God in the Power of the Holy Spirit. These witnesses are like two olive trees. Their oil is burning. They are giving light and that oil is the Holy Spirit. When you have gold, you can have oil. When you have Jesus you can have the Holy Spirit.

If you want to know about leadership this ninety year old man has so much to teach us and his source is the highest possible available. John had been a leader for around sixty years. Nominal Christianity is one of the most serious pernicious spiritual diseases anyone can have. A clear dividing line is drawn. Revelation in places paints a very black and white picture. In our pluralistic humanistic society this is not very nice and acceptable. If it all depends upon how we stand with Jesus Christ we cannot be all inclusive. Sometimes, the very House of God can be invaded by godless men and women with their secular desires and activities.

By faithfulness we endure, but it is by God’s faithfulness that we are rescued – his faithfulness meeting with ours. Our faithfulness is by endurance, whereas God’s faithfulness is bound to his nature.