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Why are We Still Sitting Here? by Patrick Carden
"If you think Jesus would flip that table, why would you want to pull up a chair to sit at it?" That question has been sitting with me lately, especially while watching so much of modern culture reward behavior that feels completely disconnected from compassion, humility, or basic human decency. We live in a moment where outrage is entertainment, cruelty is often mistaken for strength, and power seems to matter more than integrity. Too many people no longer ask whether something is right or wrong. Instead, they ask whether it benefits their side, protects their tribe, or helps them win.
Theology and Personal Lifestyle by R.T. Kendall
"I tell you that on the day of judgment people will have to account for every careless word they speak" (Matt.12:36 – CSB). "For nothing is concealed that won't be revealed. And nothing hidden that won't be made known and brought to light" (Luke 8:17 – CSB). These are my least favorite verses in the New Testament. They are the words of Jesus. Am I to believe them? Are they true? Will all I have said and all I have done be revealed openly on the day of judgment? I hope not. According to Jesus, it is only a matter of time when all that is knowable about you and me will be out in the open.
All Believers Can Prophesy by Annette Capps
Many years ago, as I was ministering in Westville, Oklahoma, I began to prophesy and heard myself say, "There's more to prophecy and prophesying than you thought." I didn't know what that might be, so I had to keep talking to find out what God was saying. The Spirit of God continued, "Don't say, 'I can't prophesy,' for you can. You can prophesy in your prayer closet. You can prophesy in your car. And you can prophesy when you're alone. Did I not say that in the last days, I would pour out my Spirit upon all flesh, and your sons and daughters shall prophesy?"
