Category Archives: Thought Splatters

Prophets can be corrupted. See Jeremiah, 1 Kings 22:13, Isaiah 30:10. A perfect marriage is not one that suffers little-to-no strife or avoids conflict; it is one that no matter what life throws at it, it stays strong and grows … Continue reading →

If you only want to hear the truth from the male sex then you will miss half the Word. YHWH split His attributes (nature) into two beings like Himself. Quit focusing on the physical and realize everyone is used to … Continue reading →

Without prayer and worship, reading the Bible is no better than analyzing a piece of literature and that is subjective. One day you realize that we no longer need symbols, but we, in the Body of Messiah, become His symbols … Continue reading →

Did anyone notice the similarities and foreshadowed contrasts between Hannah and Mary’s situations? To truly honor Mary, we must do as she did—become a vessel of honor always ready for the Master to use (2 Timothy 2:20-21, Romans 9:20-22). Are … Continue reading →

A way to test godly elderhood is if they lead young believers towards Him and/or His will but avoid elevating anyone or themselves in the Body into a hierarchy (Matthew 20:25-28, Mark 10:42-45, Luke 22:25-27). They will help babes in … Continue reading →

In Revelation 1:10 and Revelation 4:2, the Greek phrase for “in the spirit” is egenomen en pneumatic and literally means “I came to be in-of the air (spirit).” You do not “catch” the Spirit; He is already there since His will … Continue reading →

You cannot obey God in your own way. Ask Him how He want you to serve Him. Starve the flesh; feed the spirit. That is why we are supposed to fast (the body under subjection), pray (submission to the will … Continue reading →

The word angel comes from both the Hebrew hammalak and the Greek angelos which simply means “messenger.” Anyone who the Lord chooses can be a messenger at any time, whether that person is human or of the Elohim [the heavenly … Continue reading →

The lead-up to the Battle of Jericho mirrors the seven trumpets in Revelation. Rahab and her family being spared due to her oath with the spies reminds me of the remnant He always sets aside. Also, it foreshadows the Gentiles’ … Continue reading →

Obedience to His active, supernatural will is the work of faith (James 2:18) and the Sabbath (Rest) from our own labors. Faith is the noun; believe is the verb; obedience is the fruit. Hebrews 5:9 clearly states salvation is for … Continue reading →