Introduction How do you befuzzle the mind of Christ and trick Him into changing it to a healthy, wealthy and prosperous mindset? Well, first you need to forcefully twist his arm and make Him change his mind about Mammon. Of,...
Emergent Mysticism: A biblical appraisal of the Mosaic Church Congress – Johannesburg (4-5 Sept. 2009) – Part 5 Session 3: Being a radical pilgrim and prophet – Stephan Joubert (Continued) To summarize what Stephan Joubert has said so far the...
A biblical appraisal of the Mosaic Church Congress – Johannesburg (4-5 Sept. 2009) – Part 4 Session 3: Being a radical pilgrim and prophet – Stephan Joubert A man-made Kingdom on earth Beware of this man. He is radically wrong...
Emergent Mysticism: A biblical appraisal of the Mosaic Congress – Mosaic Church (4-5 Sept. 2009) – Part 3 Session 2: “Transfiguration: Up and down the mountain” by Trevor Hudson. On the second page of their very smart and glossy programme...
Emergent Mysticism: A Biblical Appraisal of the Mosaic Congress held at the Mosaic Church (4 – 5 Sept. 2009) – Part 2 Session 1: “A Holy Longing” by Dr. Johan Geyser Dr. Johan Geyser has a doctorate in theology and...
Emergent Mysticism: A Biblical Appraisal of the Mosaic Congress held at the Mosaic Church (4 – 5 Sept. 2009) – Part 1 The usual suspects spoke at the Mosaic Congress namely; Ron Martoia (USA), Stephan Joubert, Johan Geyser, Trevor Hudson,...
Stephan Joubert … What You Think, Is What You Are God says that our thoughts are mirror images of what we truly are in our deepest innermost being. “For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he: Eat and...
Stephan Joubert is constantly criticizing the Church. In his newest blog commentary on echurch he says that the Church needs simple Simons to cure the Church. Cure the Church of what and to which Church is he actually referring? –...
What are the tell tale signs to know if your church is following Latter Rain / NAR / Manifest Sons of God teaching: Here from Latter-Rain.com is an explanation of what Latter Rain teaching is. Sounds very Christian, sounds even...
Wholebrain Christianity The phrase never the twain shall meet, as Rudyard Kipling used it in his Barrack-room ballads, 1892: “Oh, East is East, and West is West, and never the twain shall meet,” has become something of a non sequitur...
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