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The Tabernacle and the modern day Temples are closely related in there teaching of how Jesus Christ saves us and brings us back to God. This book discusses that connection and how we can uses the knowledge we gain about temples to improve our every day lives.

The Weapon of Medjugorje is a story of conversion and more. In part 2 more details and testimonials are added to the continuing conversion story.

The goal of this teaching is to both foster self-examination, and, to bring to a conscious level of self-awareness ‘one’s true standing’ and level of zeal. As participants ‘look in the mirror’, they are asked to assess where they stand using the Tabernacle structure and the ‘offerings and sacrifices’ in the Old Testament as models. Participants are reminded of 4 calls made upon us, the: 1) Call for duty 2) Call to surrender 3) Call to repentance, and, 4) Call to stand. It is imperative to be fully armored as we obey these 4 calls even when we journey through the valley of Baca, or, are in the heat of intense spiritual warfare. Lastly, participants are asked to consider how they maintain ...

I have discovered that in recent years our focus on teaching faith for prosperity, has caused many to lose sight of the foundation upon which we stand. We have been taught how to sow, seed and tithe. And we know how to have faith for "things." Somewhere in the struggle to rid ourselves of "Tradition," we threw the baby out with the bath water. Go outside, get the baby and bring him back into the house! Jesus said it well, "ye pay tithe of mint and anise and cummin, and have omitted the weightier matters of the law, judgment, mercy, and faith: these ought ye to have done, and not to leave the other undone." It is my desire to help those who have an ear, to hear and understand, "What We ...

Eternal Holy Father, to Jesus Christ my Lord and Savior, to the precious loving Spirit of the living God Almighty, I came to You boldly at the tender age of seven. Baptized in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Ghost in my backslidden condition and sinful nature did I ventured out in a life of parties, drugs and sex. I had Nikeya. However, you thought it robbery to wake up Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. from his eternal sleep in the presence of our enemy the Federal Bureau of Investigation. As a peace officer, I left depressed somewhat disgraced, shamed and dishonored for my beliefs as a sinner saved by grace. It was my first encounter with the Ku Klux Klan of the South Bronx. No greater ...

In this teaching resource participants examine whether they are indeed “worthy to suffer shame for the Name of Christ” from “God’s perspective”. We as Christians are destined to suffer. As we go through the process of suffering we need to: recognize our roles (servanthood & sonship); function in the ‘new man’; grow in our knowledge of The Lord; and, adapt a Godly Christ-like mindset/perspective in order to defeat the enemy. Readers as well will learn to appreciate that it is an “honor” to be amongst the “chosen” of Christ to suffer with Him.