The principle – Only those who seek hard after God will find Him – is an eternal principle fixed in the heavens. There are no exceptions to it.

For a long time I've been seeing the need to post a topical directory of every post on K.S. (592 so far I think). Finally got it started this evening. I will keep adding to it as I find time to do so, which means I probably won't put new posts up for a while.

Whether it be faith for the healing of loved ones, or people God leads us to pray for, or faith for our own healing, this required and necessary faith for Christ's ongoing healing ministry can be fragile and sorely tested at times.

What is this word of righteousness and what is it about it that only mature disciples can grasp? I would like to venture that the word of righteousness is the message of righteousness from Genesis ch. 1 to Rev. ch. 22. And what separates the mature from the immature is the ability by the Spirit of God to see it and embrace it in its entirety.

"Loving God more than anyone or anything else is the very foundation of being a disciple. If you want to live your Christian life to its fullest, then love Jesus more than anyone or anything else." Greg Laurie Two things at least are driving me to put this post together – Jesus’s relationship with Father and Holy Spirit via the book of Deuteronomy (while on earth), and your relationship with the living God via the book of Deuteronomy while you are on earth. It is fairly eas

But God……is after a people…. and not just any people. He is after a people who have died with Christ to their entitlements, space, independence, secret lives, etc.; a people who increasingly “….walk in the light as He Himself is in the Light,…” so that we can have fellowship with Him and with each other,

"...when Paul said in Ephesians 2:20 (regarding the household or people that God is building in the present day) these words, "having been built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets,..." I believe he was speaking of the Old Testament prophets. And thus if they were and still are part of the foundation the people of God today is being built on, then we best be familiar with them."

"...there is no role in Christ’s church more important than that of the elder or overseer. This is why when Paul reached Miletus he called for the elders of the church in Ephesus to come to him (Acts 20:17). These are the men who would decide more than any other whether the church in Ephesus would grow and thrive and accomplish its God given purpose and mission….or not."

So the Big picture of Ephesians is - - The path to much personal transformation is explained and expected before introducing the challenging and humbling righteous standard of oneness in marriage and then of honor, harmony and order in child and parent relationships. Put another way - - God always meant for His creation to walk out family life from the fullness of their relationship with Christ and with His people.

"... when God pours out His Spirit and thousands are swept into the church before Christ returns, who will shepherd them, who will disciple them, who will labor to present each of them complete in Christ with the character and motives that we see in Acts 20?"