Why the Labourers Need To Be Working and Be Ready

On February 16, 2010 · In Christian, Church, Church System, Churchianity, Gregory Turner, The Walk

By Greg Turner
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The following sections on Church Attendance and Population Statistics contain a set of data that I was led to find one day when searching the web for the number of Christians in the U.S. I was fairly shocked at the results and I think it shows why there is a […]

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Creating Children of God

On February 16, 2010 · In Gregory Turner, The Walk

By Greg Turner
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“Because that which may be known of God is manifest in them; for God hath showed it unto them. For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead; so that […]

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A Warning for Israel (the Church)

On February 10, 2010 · In Christian, Church, Gregory Turner, Prophecy, Prophesy, Repent, Repentance

By Greg Turner
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The Lord just had me read an entire book called Ezekiel. I kept thinking why am I reading this. As I pondered it I began to realize something that I heard a long time ago. Ezekiel prophesied about the destruction of Israel because of their sins. But, Ezekiel wrote […]

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Do we really need signs and wonders?

On February 10, 2010 · In Faith, Gregory Turner, Revival, The Walk

By Greg Turner
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I write this letter because the Spirit is stirred up in me about things that I have witnessed and read about recently. I am troubled by the need for people to see signs, wonders and miracles. This speaks to a dead church. Thomas is an example of an unbelieving […]

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Expand While The Devil Shrinks!

On April 19, 2009 · In Andrew Strom, The Walk, Wilderness Experience

By Andrew Strom

There is no question that we have covered the “Doom and Gloom” side of the present crisis pretty well. But one thing I feel we have not discussed enough is the amazing OPPORTUNITY that God is setting before us through this crisis. In fact, it may be that what is happening now […]

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A Pastor’s Response to "An Urgent Warning"

On April 19, 2009 · In David Wilkerson, Prophesy, Prophet

By David Wilkerson  (Mar 13, 2009)

It is the task of a true prophet to warn. We have recently heard such a clear warning of perilous days just ahead of us. The prophet is like a man who comes to warn a shepherd that ravenous wolves are approaching.

It then becomes the shepherd’s task […]

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We Can Surf These Waves!

On April 19, 2009 · In Financial Failure, The Walk

Note from the moderator: I too have had very similar dreams like this one described below.  Instead of seeing tsunamis though, I saw tornadoes coming in one set of dreams, and flash floods coming in another.  In both cases, the dreams were given to me twice.  This is in accordance with what Scripture says:  “Pharaoh […]

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The Walk of Suffering

On April 16, 2009 · In Francis Frangipane, Suffering for Christ, The Walk

By Francis Frangipane

Jesus’ walk was neither painless nor effortless, and yours will not be either. Perhaps our minds cannot envision the Son of God facing any “real problems,” such as we face. We know He calmed the sea, but we are also told He “…learned obedience through the things which He suffered” (Hebrews 5:8).

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Trust or Hope: Which Will It Be?

On April 16, 2009 · In Faith, Jerry Olson, The Walk

By Jerry Olson
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The beginning story line delivered to you here today in this writing can be traced back to Noah. We are all descendants from Adam first and then Noah, after the great flood.  The ark that Noah built by God’s design was a sign of things to come in the […]

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Which Jesus Do You Serve?

On April 16, 2009 · In Brendon Powell, The Walk

By Brendon Powell

 

There seems to be more than one Jesus to choose from these days. Which one is the true Jesus and who am I following?

There’s a “seeker friendly” Jesus. He’s the one who will not offend anyone in anyway. He loves everyone no mater what they do. […]

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