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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Christ Living in Us

On March 5, 2009 · In Francis Frangipane, The Walk, Vision

By Francis Frangipane

Having a true vision is not the same thing as having a godly motive. A person could have a vision directly from God, yet be driven by self-promotion and ambition in seeking to fulfil it.  Jesus preached that the kingdom of heaven was at hand. This is vision. But He also […]

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The Death of Ambition

On February 26, 2009 · In Francis Frangipane, Repent, The Walk, Wait on God

By Francis Frangipane

When I first came to Christ, the Lord gave me a dream about my future. I thought that everything the Lord said was supposed to occur immediately; I didn’t know of the work of preparation and dying to self, of learning patience and maintaining vision through testing, that would occur before […]

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