Morris Cerullo: A New Wave of Anointing
1 John 2:20
But you have an anointing from the Holy One, and all of you know the truth.These end-times have been given a sacred anointing.
The anointing is a Person. It's not a feeling. It's not a manifestation of a gift. This anointing is a Person. This anointing, when we receive it, it abides, it remains in us because it is a person.
Morris Cerullo School of Ministry
What is ministry?What is full time ministry?
What is the ministry of Jesus Christ?
The Army of God will start a revolution.
There will be a radical change in the structure of the true body of Christ.
The Real Body of Christ will understand the true mandate.
Most of Jesus' ministry was not inside the synagogues.
Most of the ministry of the early church, the apostles, the early disciples of the early church, were not in the synagogues. Not in the so-called church buildings of that day.
To fulfill ministry, somehow, Jesus had to go outside the temple and outside the synagogue. The reason is very clear... because the poor were outside, the sick, the destitute, the broken-hearted were outside the synagogue. Jesus had to go outside the synagogue.
The early church, the church of Jesus Christ got the job done. They literally fulfilled the great commission.
It is time for us to come out.
Remember the prophecy. The shaking was coming.
Holding the Rope by Oral Roberts
23 After many days had gone by, there was a conspiracy among the Jews to kill him, 24 but Saul learned of their plan. Day and night they kept close watch on the city gates in order to kill him. 25 But his followers took him by night and lowered him in a basket through an opening in the wall.
The Responsibility of Freedom by Myle Munroe
Wasted time is wasted life.
Time without purpose is life without meaning.
time - is an interruption in eternity
- a brief moment in eternity with measure
- time was given to fulfill your purpose
- time is a complete period of duration
Time manifests itself in seasons.
I Don't Mind Waiting
I came across Ms. Juanita Bynum. She's considered a great minister and has been called a prophetess. But one thing that struck and affected my soul while browsing through mementos of her was this song she made.
I don't mind waiting.
It is true that waiting would be one of the most difficult lessons one has to learn. It involves silence and stillness, which will bring forth inexplicable faith and peace as we learn to just surrender to the One asking us to wait.
Painful at times, you don't know what to do or where to go next. But waiting teaches us a sense of calmness amidst confusion.
Waiting teaches us to trust Him. He knows what to do and how to do it. All He asks of us is to trust in His impeccable judgment because everything He does it out of Love.
Therefore, I don't mind waiting.
Fresh Start this New Year
Hi, guys.
I want to share this video with you. This is very refreshing. Sends hope to all of us... gives us peace and confidence that this coming year is an opportunity to begin again, more intelligently.
Free Tibet: Self Immolation and Human Rights Protests
I was stunned. My friend at work told me about the self-immolation happening in Tibet. I was browsing the news on CNN because of another breaking news on North Korea and came across the plight of Tibetans.
I admit I haven't been paying much attention on current events. I was not as involved in the news as I was before in my university days. I thought there were only bad news that would leave people discouraged and disheartened. Now, I realized living and knowing is not about us anymore, it's about how we can voice out the pain and agony of those who can't shout and tell the world of their sufferings.
Having born in a democratic country, I am grateful to God for the freedom to live life just as we want it. Unlike those in other places such as Tibet, they are protesting on their right to live as citizens of their homeland. Invaders have destroyed their shrines and monasteries. Political prisoners are tortured and their natural resources exploited.
What is heartbreaking is the desperation of children. There are teenagers taking part of the protests, some injuring themselves as they heed justice and freedom. Teenagers in our country enjoy lavish gadgets and lifestyles Tibetan teenagers just dream of.
They see, feel and experience the threat to eradicate their culture and heritage. Imagine living in your country where your own flag and national anthem are banned. Children are beaten, tortured, improsined and killed because of their awareness of the life they are now living.
A sudden increase in protests and self-immolations have been signs of their cry for help. All I can do now is help their voices go across this country and the nations of the world. I am still a believer. I believe in the power we have in us. I believe in hope that is God-given and I pray for peace in Tibet.
I hope that everytime I am tempted to complain and whine on petty things, I see their images in my head and remember there is so much more to life than superficial vanity. I want to hope for them and pray for more people that they will soon enjoy life to the fullest just as God intended it to be for all of us.
KNOW MORE:
Free Tibet
I admit I haven't been paying much attention on current events. I was not as involved in the news as I was before in my university days. I thought there were only bad news that would leave people discouraged and disheartened. Now, I realized living and knowing is not about us anymore, it's about how we can voice out the pain and agony of those who can't shout and tell the world of their sufferings.
Having born in a democratic country, I am grateful to God for the freedom to live life just as we want it. Unlike those in other places such as Tibet, they are protesting on their right to live as citizens of their homeland. Invaders have destroyed their shrines and monasteries. Political prisoners are tortured and their natural resources exploited.
What is heartbreaking is the desperation of children. There are teenagers taking part of the protests, some injuring themselves as they heed justice and freedom. Teenagers in our country enjoy lavish gadgets and lifestyles Tibetan teenagers just dream of.
They see, feel and experience the threat to eradicate their culture and heritage. Imagine living in your country where your own flag and national anthem are banned. Children are beaten, tortured, improsined and killed because of their awareness of the life they are now living.
A sudden increase in protests and self-immolations have been signs of their cry for help. All I can do now is help their voices go across this country and the nations of the world. I am still a believer. I believe in the power we have in us. I believe in hope that is God-given and I pray for peace in Tibet.
I hope that everytime I am tempted to complain and whine on petty things, I see their images in my head and remember there is so much more to life than superficial vanity. I want to hope for them and pray for more people that they will soon enjoy life to the fullest just as God intended it to be for all of us.
KNOW MORE:
Free Tibet
"Kunchoek Phelgay, a monk, set fire to himself an hour later in front of Tragtsang Lhamo Kirti Monastery's assembly hall in Ngaba, Eastern Tibet. He died at the scene and his body is in the monastery where monks are praying for him."
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