Carter Wood was asked to take a small team of 'Global Awakening' trip members to another church.
Randy Clark was preaching in the main Urberlandia (Brazil) church. We arrived at 8:00pm.
Carter had prepared a message. But became quickly aware that he Holy Spirit wanted to do something else. He began to exhort the congregation to press in and go for God. There were words that encouraged the pursuit of destiny. Carter spoke about the hand of God on every life.
The room was filled with expectancy. The Presence of God was obvious. But when Carter shouted out "God is good" a clap of thunder shook the church, the atmosphere shot up to a level of intensity I have never seen. There could be no missing it, the power of God was in the house.
What follows is a random report of a amazing moment. It was so intense I could not even try to gather it into a perfect consecutive order.
The small team of GA members were on the platform behind Carter. He had just led the team in sharing 'words of knowledge' that the team members had for specific illnesses. ..example; "Someone here has a pain in their right shoulder"...the person with that illness was to stand.
At least 100 people were standing...even before prayer...just by calling out the sickness..most were healed...the remaining were prayed for...as before; they indicated their healing by waving both hands (this is a something Randy Clark does at most of his services, often with the same result: many are healed this way, 'sovereign healings,' as Randy calls them) Again, most were healed, without anyone laying hands on them. Carter asked for all the healed to sit...only a hand full remained standing. All sick were asked to stand (those others who did not have specific word of knowledge) again, most were healed....112 people in total waved their hands indicating that they had at least 80% healing. By the end of the evening that number would increase to over 220. Almost 1/2 the congregation.
The Church was getting very excited...Carter required that they respond with appropriate joy...he exhorted them to get excited about this..to give God a shout of praise...the church was more than willing to go along. Every voice in the house was raised with praise and wonder.
Somewhere in this exhortation Carter shouted the words; "God is good", the thunder clapped and all heaven broke loose.
The GA team behind Carter were getting 'drunk in the Spirit'...they started to fall to the ground or shake where they stood. Carter almost lost his translator as Jeff was starting to manifest the power of God on him. It was hard to believe that the church could get more excited, but they did.
The team (those who remained standing) were instructed to go out into the congregation and lay hands on them...chairs were cast aside and quickly stacked...the team went through the crowd...some just required a touch on the forehead and they fell in the Spirit....over 50 people were scattered all over the place. All the church were responding in some manner, they were praying for ech other, laughing, crying, praying or singing in tongues.
The focus shifted to prayer for the sick...the people lined up in front of GA team members (most of whom had some help with translation, a few people in the church spoke English, my interpreter turned out to be a physician with a limited vocabulary but a great education in diseases) I prayed.
The first in my line was a woman about 30-35 with Cancer of the heart that had gone into the spine. She was in pain especially at the back of the upper spine and neck. As I prayed for her she felt a warmth in her chest and back...when I touched her neck she began to weep...then she began to smile...and she began to praise God. An incredible expression came on her face as she looked at me... I cannot describe it... It is something like surprise, joy, (is this real ?) gratitude, and wonder all mixed into one. When our eyes met she and I knew she was healed.
A young man of 18 came too. He had a joint disease that my translator could find no simple English words for...(but it had a good long medical name.) His joints were in pain especially his right knee. I prayed for all of his joints but then focused on his knee. I held my hands around his knee. He soon began to shake all over and then he started to make little hops. I asked my translator what was happening. Apparently he as feeling fire on his legs, especially that knee. Soon the pain was gone but the doctor told me he had muscle loss and atrophy and weakness in the knee...so I went back to praying....soon he was moving his knee back and forth....I asked "could he do this before?"..."no!" The young man was so surprised he pulled up his jeans leg to check it out himself...if I understood my translator correctly; he had all strength and even restoration of tissue. He rolled his kneecap around with his hands like it was a new toy.
There were others in line that were less dramatic but not less important to the person or to God. Everyone I prayed for as healed. (I must qualify that; there as one woman I never got to check back with because she fell over the moment I touched her and spent a considerable time on the floor, I assume she got healed)
There were reports later of hearing loss restored,( along with vision.). Every team member reported the same thing; everyone they prayed for got healed. (Most were totally healed, but some, like my Cancer victim, do not have medical confirmation....I write this for those friends of mine who are not quite comfortable with this revival report and would like to have a reason to continue in doubt and still be my friend: I give you this out as a free gift)
The room was a glorious chaos of wonderful intensity. Carter stewarded the response to the presence of the Holy Spirit and what God was doing with a remarkable, sensitivity, authority and accuracy.
The room was filled with expressions of joy and wonder... I passed one teenage girl who reached out to touch me, when I turned to her she could not speak...she just stared at me a with a puzzled look on her face, I think she was hoping, somehow, that I would be able to explain what was happening to her. Without common language I could be no help. I might not have been able to explain it in English. I just put my hand on her head and blessed her and agreed with whatever God was doing. Claps of thunder and flashes of lighting coming through the open windows and doors of the humid tropical night added to a dramatic and prophetic effect. The electrical storm was at its height right outside (and quite loud at times,) during the healing prayer.
Those on the team who are sensitive to such things spoke of angelic activity storming about the room at the same point.
The song of Brian Johnson kept coming to mind; "this is what it looks like when heaven comes down, this is what it sounds like..."
If this is what revival looks like...I want to live here...(no not in Brazil)....in Revival....... It is indeed wonderful fun, as Carter told us before the service....but it is also wonderfully painful.
As our bus full of the more 'experienced revivalist' (appropriately) celebrated God on the way back to the hotel...I was subdued...I tried to hide the weeping inside my heart...(I am still holding it in as I write this so that I can see to type and also not to drip on Carter's Laptop)
All I could see before me is that woman's face when she was healed...it is a 'beautiful' haunting of my soul, but a 'haunting' none the less...I am in awe of God. I have no words. I am haunted.
Last Tuesday, I was one of a few left standing when Randy Clark prayed impartaton for the team members...I was not 'blasted', (as they say around here)...neither was I disappointed...I have a great faith in impartation....it happens even if you don't feel a thing.
Last night and today I do feel this; I am 'blasted' inside, my heart aches with this glorious 'haunting';..... God reached out from His heavens and touched His child and healed her.... She was tangibly loved by God...I saw it in her eyes...Jesus touched her..."He touched her and made her whole"...and in some way He touched me and made me (more) whole too.
This is what Revival looks like.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Sunday, September 27, 2009
First report from Sao Paulo
The city of Sao Paulo is a huge, sprawling city of over 10 million people.
It takes hours to travel anywhere within the city during the high traffic hours. (which is most of the daylight hours.)
Th following observations are based on very limited exposure, however, I have never been afraid of giving 'qualified' reports of first impressions, especially when they are favorable;
I love Brazil and the city of Sao Paulo. It is both incredibly poor and very cosmopolitan. There does not appear to be one side of the track and the other 'side of the track'. (Not by my observation anyway). In the same way the multi-racial mix of Brazilians do not seem to have any awareness of race. They appear to me to be completely and perfectly color-blind. This has caused me to respond with a very prophetic sense; that this is a cultural set-up for a revival that would cross denominational lines with ease. A church like the one Christ spoke of. His body in unity as the Trinity is One.
Brazil is a remarkable country. I have only been here two days, and only in this one city, but I am very drawn to the people.
I walked through the mega-mall yesterday by myself, just observing, and it appeared to me that everyone was happy.
I know some people study up on where they travel to and have some knowledge of where they are going but I had no time for that for this trip...so I didn't know what to expect.
It may be simply something the Lord is doing in my heart but I know my heart and I normally hate cities. I am uncomfortable in crowds and I would much rather be somewhere I understand the language.
So to have such an incredible sense of peace is huge for me. It is either the Lord or the nature of the Brazilian people. (it is most likely both)
It is supernatural on one level, something I have come to expect in this walk with the Lord. He does things in our hearts that surprise us. ( Don't worry family,this is not to presume I am called to Brazil.)
Now to report on the Revival and the Global Awakening side of things I have to begin (again) with the people: Most of you who read this Blog and are into the Revival stream would be right at home here. (At least at our first church). I did not recognize any worship song, never mind the words, but I recognized the Spirit of God on the worship. The dancers were familiar, the flags and the volume and the shouts of praise. But the heart for God and the pursuit for 'More' of Him was, unmistakably, familiar.
Tom Jones (Randy Clark' senior associate) spoke the first night at the conference held by he local church, (they have been having small classes in the day and big meetings at night). He got things started off by building faith for God to heal the sick. The call for people to come forward for prayer was given. Many came forward. Many reports were given of healing. (I was not fully engaged due to a lack of sleep. I cannot sleep on planes and I had, thus, been awake for 38 hours.)
Last night Carter Wood of 'Vertical Call' church in Santa Rosa California preached. He is recognized by Global Awakening as a 'one of their own' and has done outreaches for Randy Clark. He spoke of our value and position in Christ. He had the people very stirred by the end of his message, the presence of the Holy Spirit was obvious to all. Again many reports of healing.
One man came forward to give his life to Christ and as healed of deafness too! Thank you Jesus!
I am hoping to be able to get more specific reports. We have very few translators and as the team goes about in the crowed we are often alone. It may cause some difficulty in accurate reporting.
For example I approached a teenage man and he indicated (by pointing) that he wanted prayer for his stomach, I have no idea what was wrong, all I know is that after a few moments of prayer he was smiling and giving a 'thumbs-up' sign. (I assumed this was a good thing.) I realized that unless I saw something overtly dramatic, I would never be able to give real clear reports.
Fortunately there is a medical team on this trip doing an independent study (that Global is participating in) where a doctor is checking people (specifically the blind and deaf) before and after prayer. This is an awkward thing in some ways but I am delighted by their being on this trip as I have a few doubters who follow the website.
The power of God in impartation is a subject I will take up in the next blog...all I can report thus far is that after a Global team leader prayed for me (I felt nothing tangible) I turned to pray for the guy next to me and he doubled over.... Learning curve;..... I don't understand much, but what I do understand, I like.
It is a warm, humid, sunny day...there is a bit of a park out side the hotel...the trees and plants are not like home...the park has the feel of the jungle that this city as built upon. So I will walk and pray and enjoy this culture.
It takes hours to travel anywhere within the city during the high traffic hours. (which is most of the daylight hours.)
Th following observations are based on very limited exposure, however, I have never been afraid of giving 'qualified' reports of first impressions, especially when they are favorable;
I love Brazil and the city of Sao Paulo. It is both incredibly poor and very cosmopolitan. There does not appear to be one side of the track and the other 'side of the track'. (Not by my observation anyway). In the same way the multi-racial mix of Brazilians do not seem to have any awareness of race. They appear to me to be completely and perfectly color-blind. This has caused me to respond with a very prophetic sense; that this is a cultural set-up for a revival that would cross denominational lines with ease. A church like the one Christ spoke of. His body in unity as the Trinity is One.
Brazil is a remarkable country. I have only been here two days, and only in this one city, but I am very drawn to the people.
I walked through the mega-mall yesterday by myself, just observing, and it appeared to me that everyone was happy.
I know some people study up on where they travel to and have some knowledge of where they are going but I had no time for that for this trip...so I didn't know what to expect.
It may be simply something the Lord is doing in my heart but I know my heart and I normally hate cities. I am uncomfortable in crowds and I would much rather be somewhere I understand the language.
So to have such an incredible sense of peace is huge for me. It is either the Lord or the nature of the Brazilian people. (it is most likely both)
It is supernatural on one level, something I have come to expect in this walk with the Lord. He does things in our hearts that surprise us. ( Don't worry family,this is not to presume I am called to Brazil.)
Now to report on the Revival and the Global Awakening side of things I have to begin (again) with the people: Most of you who read this Blog and are into the Revival stream would be right at home here. (At least at our first church). I did not recognize any worship song, never mind the words, but I recognized the Spirit of God on the worship. The dancers were familiar, the flags and the volume and the shouts of praise. But the heart for God and the pursuit for 'More' of Him was, unmistakably, familiar.
Tom Jones (Randy Clark' senior associate) spoke the first night at the conference held by he local church, (they have been having small classes in the day and big meetings at night). He got things started off by building faith for God to heal the sick. The call for people to come forward for prayer was given. Many came forward. Many reports were given of healing. (I was not fully engaged due to a lack of sleep. I cannot sleep on planes and I had, thus, been awake for 38 hours.)
Last night Carter Wood of 'Vertical Call' church in Santa Rosa California preached. He is recognized by Global Awakening as a 'one of their own' and has done outreaches for Randy Clark. He spoke of our value and position in Christ. He had the people very stirred by the end of his message, the presence of the Holy Spirit was obvious to all. Again many reports of healing.
One man came forward to give his life to Christ and as healed of deafness too! Thank you Jesus!
I am hoping to be able to get more specific reports. We have very few translators and as the team goes about in the crowed we are often alone. It may cause some difficulty in accurate reporting.
For example I approached a teenage man and he indicated (by pointing) that he wanted prayer for his stomach, I have no idea what was wrong, all I know is that after a few moments of prayer he was smiling and giving a 'thumbs-up' sign. (I assumed this was a good thing.) I realized that unless I saw something overtly dramatic, I would never be able to give real clear reports.
Fortunately there is a medical team on this trip doing an independent study (that Global is participating in) where a doctor is checking people (specifically the blind and deaf) before and after prayer. This is an awkward thing in some ways but I am delighted by their being on this trip as I have a few doubters who follow the website.
The power of God in impartation is a subject I will take up in the next blog...all I can report thus far is that after a Global team leader prayed for me (I felt nothing tangible) I turned to pray for the guy next to me and he doubled over.... Learning curve;..... I don't understand much, but what I do understand, I like.
It is a warm, humid, sunny day...there is a bit of a park out side the hotel...the trees and plants are not like home...the park has the feel of the jungle that this city as built upon. So I will walk and pray and enjoy this culture.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
I like to keep it simple sometimes.
As I ready myself for the trip to Brazil I am pondering many things regarding the miracle of healing. The belief I hold is that God always is in a posture to heal the sick. His power is available to us who believe. Healing is an absolute provision in the atonement. Our God is always in a good mood and He loves to bless.
Many of the great healing evangelist of years past, John G. Lake, Smith Wigglesworth, and others, believed that all sickness was of the devil. They approached prayer for healing from this mindset.
Wigglesworth was no theologian, he did not pretend to be, his faith was simple and to the point and he had fantastic manifestations of the miraculous in his ministry.
I have no desire to debate theology in this particular blog. Nor go into detail about the healing revivalist and their successes and limitations. I just want to make an observation;
Jesus came to 'destroy the works of the devil' (1Jn.3:8), He 'went about doing good and healing all those who were oppressed by the devil' (Acts10:38). I like Jesus.
We are also told that we can do these works and greater works. (Jn.14:12).
Sometimes I like to keep things simple for my own benefit...it works for me.
God does not cause or allow sickness to come into our lives for the purpose of teaching or building 'character'.... Does sickness sometimes draw us closer to God? Yes, of course.... Is God able to bring good from anything that the curse brings our way? You better believe it! But, as I have often said; ' in the Kingdom of God, the end does not justify the means.' (in other words, just because good came out of it that doesn't mean God was in it).
God is not in the sickness and He has taken the curse and became cursed for us so that we could be delivered from it. (Gal.3:13)
Jan (my Jan) observes that satan came to kill, steal and 'destroy' and Jesus came to 'destroy' too. Jesus came to 'destroy' 'destruction'.
In his book 'Taking The Limits Off God', Jim Richards writes; "The most cunning thing the devil does is not to steal, kill and destroy....The most cunning thing the devil does is to steal, kill and destroy, and then convince us that God did it." I hate satan.
All theological implications and debate as to how satan uses the curse 'etc. and so forth' aside. I like to keep it simple sometimes, it works for me; all sickness of the devil and all healing is from God. I like God.
Many of the great healing evangelist of years past, John G. Lake, Smith Wigglesworth, and others, believed that all sickness was of the devil. They approached prayer for healing from this mindset.
Wigglesworth was no theologian, he did not pretend to be, his faith was simple and to the point and he had fantastic manifestations of the miraculous in his ministry.
I have no desire to debate theology in this particular blog. Nor go into detail about the healing revivalist and their successes and limitations. I just want to make an observation;
Jesus came to 'destroy the works of the devil' (1Jn.3:8), He 'went about doing good and healing all those who were oppressed by the devil' (Acts10:38). I like Jesus.
We are also told that we can do these works and greater works. (Jn.14:12).
Sometimes I like to keep things simple for my own benefit...it works for me.
God does not cause or allow sickness to come into our lives for the purpose of teaching or building 'character'.... Does sickness sometimes draw us closer to God? Yes, of course.... Is God able to bring good from anything that the curse brings our way? You better believe it! But, as I have often said; ' in the Kingdom of God, the end does not justify the means.' (in other words, just because good came out of it that doesn't mean God was in it).
God is not in the sickness and He has taken the curse and became cursed for us so that we could be delivered from it. (Gal.3:13)
Jan (my Jan) observes that satan came to kill, steal and 'destroy' and Jesus came to 'destroy' too. Jesus came to 'destroy' 'destruction'.
In his book 'Taking The Limits Off God', Jim Richards writes; "The most cunning thing the devil does is not to steal, kill and destroy....The most cunning thing the devil does is to steal, kill and destroy, and then convince us that God did it." I hate satan.
All theological implications and debate as to how satan uses the curse 'etc. and so forth' aside. I like to keep it simple sometimes, it works for me; all sickness of the devil and all healing is from God. I like God.
Monday, August 24, 2009
I love God's reality
I have been thinking a lot about the power of God. I know there is something more. I am convinced we have access to everything God has for us in His Kingdom based on the finished work of Jesus on the cross. But, I am aware as I listen, read, watch and pray that people are seeing the Kingdom in ways that go 'off the charts' from my old paradigm.
I was invited by my friend Carter Wood, pastor of the Vertical Call church in Santa Rosa, Ca. to go with him to Brazil on a Global Awakening team led by Randy Clark. The short story is that after receiving prophetic 'words' and dreams the money came in to enable me to apply and be accepted on the team.
I have been listening more intently to men and women who walk in impartation and gifting in the area of healing. I have been tracking with the revival and renewal that is 'now' and is increasing upon the earth. I do not know what those who know me will think. But I must confess that I am going for God in this outpouring.
I intend to report on my experience in Brazil. Our trip will Sept. 24-Oct. 6.
Yesterday at the Giving Tree church here in Santa Rosa I brought a message and a declaration from Is.55:10-11.
"The words that come forth from my mouth do not return to me void, they accomplish the purpose for which they are sent and prosper in the thing for which I send them."
After church, Jan, Hannah and I were praying for a woman who had a pinched nerve in her neck and had much pain and migraine headaches for a long time. Tears of joy came soon as she realized her pain was gone! Just like that, gone! She moved her neck with pain free liberty for the first time in years.
Today I got a call from a man who had a promise from God to have his plumbing business prosper so that he could increase in his 'gift' of giving. He told me about how the economy had made things hard lately. He was at church yesterday too. We agreed together Is.55:10-11 again and he hung up.
He called back 10 minutes later and told me that right after we hung up he got a call from a customer who gave him a $10,000.00 contract!
I don't know where I am going with this 'blog' except to say that it is hard to keep a Theology of doubt when you watch the Holy Spirit love on people in tangible ways like that. I will never forget the look on that woman's face nor the joy in that man's voice when they felt His reality touch and transform theirs.
I was invited by my friend Carter Wood, pastor of the Vertical Call church in Santa Rosa, Ca. to go with him to Brazil on a Global Awakening team led by Randy Clark. The short story is that after receiving prophetic 'words' and dreams the money came in to enable me to apply and be accepted on the team.
I have been listening more intently to men and women who walk in impartation and gifting in the area of healing. I have been tracking with the revival and renewal that is 'now' and is increasing upon the earth. I do not know what those who know me will think. But I must confess that I am going for God in this outpouring.
I intend to report on my experience in Brazil. Our trip will Sept. 24-Oct. 6.
Yesterday at the Giving Tree church here in Santa Rosa I brought a message and a declaration from Is.55:10-11.
"The words that come forth from my mouth do not return to me void, they accomplish the purpose for which they are sent and prosper in the thing for which I send them."
After church, Jan, Hannah and I were praying for a woman who had a pinched nerve in her neck and had much pain and migraine headaches for a long time. Tears of joy came soon as she realized her pain was gone! Just like that, gone! She moved her neck with pain free liberty for the first time in years.
Today I got a call from a man who had a promise from God to have his plumbing business prosper so that he could increase in his 'gift' of giving. He told me about how the economy had made things hard lately. He was at church yesterday too. We agreed together Is.55:10-11 again and he hung up.
He called back 10 minutes later and told me that right after we hung up he got a call from a customer who gave him a $10,000.00 contract!
I don't know where I am going with this 'blog' except to say that it is hard to keep a Theology of doubt when you watch the Holy Spirit love on people in tangible ways like that. I will never forget the look on that woman's face nor the joy in that man's voice when they felt His reality touch and transform theirs.
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Revival and the Grace of God.
Many of you who know me know that I take God at His word. I believe that includes the reality of His power manifested in signs and wonders. I believe God always wants to heal the sick. I believe that He desires to provide for us in tangible ways. I believe that the presence of the Holy Spirit can be experienced in visions, dreams, prophetic words of knowledge and wisdom and in many 'wonderful' manifestations that are 'out of the box'.
I did not come to this place of 'belief' through the typical path of following the 'signs and wonders'. (though I love following those who walk in these today.) I came to this point by understanding the grace of God at a very deep level. I believe that faith in a God of demonstrable power is the only natural conclusion I could come to when I began to believe in the totality of His favor.
When we grasp the full extent of the revelation of 'faith-righteousness' we cannot help but realize that there is nothing standing in the way of God's blessing. We have a God who is always good, always for us, and always backs up His promise with evidence. I have seen incredible evidence of God's favor these past several years. But that is not where I started out.
What set me on the journey that has taken me into the realm of God's power manifested in many fantastic ways was not first 'seeing' but first 'believing'. As one 'rescued' from years of legalistic Christianity in 1992 I fully embraced, studied, prayed into and accepted what could be called the 'doctrine of Grace', but it was not enough, I still wondered why my life was not going anywhere near the place I had been promised. It was only at the point when I decided to take God's word literally that I began to see the evidence of blessing. That is not to say it was a quick and easy road. Rather, it took a concerted effort to renew my mind and recover from the years of unbelief I had experienced.
But it was the 'doctrine of Grace' as a foundation which led me to the only logical conclusions I came to. He is so radically in love with us that He wants to bless our socks off. He is so desirous of our lives to be full of His presence that He is more than willing to demonstrate His power in our lives. He is the lover of our souls, the restorer of our hearts, the encourager of our faith, the provider of His promise, the rock of our security, the soundness of our mind, the answer to our questions and He is the God of the universe.
We were created for a purpose and it is good. As ones created in His image we carry with us His very DNA. We can do through Him the things He is known for. He is the God of the impossible. That means that nothing is impossible for Him. And if He is for us then nothing is impossible for us through Him.
I encourage you to read my two articles. The one entitled 'The Power of God' will better explain what understanding 'faith-righteousness' brings us into. 'Self Pity' will help you to understand why I believe faith and belief are important to the way we view God.
I did not come to this place of 'belief' through the typical path of following the 'signs and wonders'. (though I love following those who walk in these today.) I came to this point by understanding the grace of God at a very deep level. I believe that faith in a God of demonstrable power is the only natural conclusion I could come to when I began to believe in the totality of His favor.
When we grasp the full extent of the revelation of 'faith-righteousness' we cannot help but realize that there is nothing standing in the way of God's blessing. We have a God who is always good, always for us, and always backs up His promise with evidence. I have seen incredible evidence of God's favor these past several years. But that is not where I started out.
What set me on the journey that has taken me into the realm of God's power manifested in many fantastic ways was not first 'seeing' but first 'believing'. As one 'rescued' from years of legalistic Christianity in 1992 I fully embraced, studied, prayed into and accepted what could be called the 'doctrine of Grace', but it was not enough, I still wondered why my life was not going anywhere near the place I had been promised. It was only at the point when I decided to take God's word literally that I began to see the evidence of blessing. That is not to say it was a quick and easy road. Rather, it took a concerted effort to renew my mind and recover from the years of unbelief I had experienced.
But it was the 'doctrine of Grace' as a foundation which led me to the only logical conclusions I came to. He is so radically in love with us that He wants to bless our socks off. He is so desirous of our lives to be full of His presence that He is more than willing to demonstrate His power in our lives. He is the lover of our souls, the restorer of our hearts, the encourager of our faith, the provider of His promise, the rock of our security, the soundness of our mind, the answer to our questions and He is the God of the universe.
We were created for a purpose and it is good. As ones created in His image we carry with us His very DNA. We can do through Him the things He is known for. He is the God of the impossible. That means that nothing is impossible for Him. And if He is for us then nothing is impossible for us through Him.
I encourage you to read my two articles. The one entitled 'The Power of God' will better explain what understanding 'faith-righteousness' brings us into. 'Self Pity' will help you to understand why I believe faith and belief are important to the way we view God.
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