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Live Internet program every SundayPosted: 2010-09-02 08:49:54 by: David Nelson Please see new prophetic word entered 9-2-10 below! We are pleased to let you know that we will have a live internet program on every Sunday from 3:00-4:00 P.M. beginning 8-15-10!
The web-site you will need to go to is worldwideamplified.com. Just click on to the Welcome page and our live program will be on every Sunday at 3:00 P.M. You can also chat with me while I am sharing. As always, I will share my heart and what the Lord is saying. In these turbulent times it is good that we are giving to each other from the Lord and staying connected.
Let me take this time to be thankful for all the people who receive our Latest page writings automatically (subscribers) (as I hope your reading there has encouraged you in the things of the Lord), and I am thankful for all the people who have dropped in to our web-site in the last four years. If each of us does our part we will give to each other what the Lord wants to say and be connected as we ought to be. Bless you all! Please keep being encouraged and staying close to the Lord by His grace.
Grace and peace to you from your brother in Christ, David N. (No need to Read More, this is the whole entry)
Prophetic Word from GermanyPosted: 2010-09-02 08:45:26 by: Pastor Joh. Matutis
(This is the entire writing, no need to READ MORE) I read some great articles today and want to share them with youPosted: 2010-07-14 14:35:04 by: David Nelson I read some great articles today and want to share them with you 7-14-10 by David Nelson The articles I read today have made me think and I want to share how they have struck me. I also want to share my heart with you about what the Lord has been saying in my heart and hopefully you will identify with all this. I'm going to be sharing about a great earthquake in the midst of the U.S., the wilderness you may be in, and what kind of church theLord is looking for. I read some verses the other day that have always been a mystery to me but through which I felt the Lord was trying to say something important to me. I want to share my heart about giving up more to follow Him (something that few (including myself at times) really want to do more unless you really hear the call of the Lord clearly). Now, I have made that plunge at various times in my life to the bet of my knowledge, to give up more to follow Him. But I feel the Lord is impressing this on me again. please know that I enjoy my life with various (hopefully innocent) hobbies that I am always ready to drop when the Lord calls or requires more of me. These hobbies I have enjoyed through the past 20 years I have always tried to put in the Lord's hands and have never wanted them to get a hold of my heart too much (where your treasure is there your heart is). I feel that the Lord has assured me that He gives these enjoyments for my pleasure and He will govern them with me. I've always tried to limit how far I will go in a hobby so as not to let it get my heart too much. The verses the Lord impressed on me are Matt. 6:22,23 which read, "The lamp of the body is the eye. if therefore your eye be single, your whole body will be full of light. But if your eye is evil, bad, or dark your whole body will be full of darkness." (You can drop down to my thoughts on the middle of the U.S. earthquake, or "your wilderness" if the single eye is not your interest, all though your eye being single relates to everything else below). So, if your heart be for the glory of God alone, focused on seeking Him and His kingdom first, then all you do will relate to your one goal and will bring glory to Him. But if you have hidden covetousness, self-seeking, greed, worldly goals, doing things for your own glory (down deep inside, these are your real motives) then what you do will take the wrong turns and lead you into more darkness.
The other day in prayer I felt the Lord say to me, don't go deeper into your hobbies now but desire to bring more glory to Me than ever before. More of His glory in me, more of His glory shining from me, more full of His light than ever before, I can only ask lord for you to help me to get to this. More singleness of eye, more full of His light. Well, give me grace and may He give us all grace for this. For what is coming will require more focus and more light as I will explain.
Now I am going to share the following articles written by others and make comments on them after you read them.
To Be A Disciple
Luke 14:33 - In the same way, any of you who does not give up everything he has cannot be my disciple. This is a verse I have never heard preached on in any church. I have heard taught "How to get everything that is yours in Jesus", "How to claim your rights in Jesus", "How to receive God's promises", but I have never heard this verse expounded on in any church. Today's doctrines are all about how to get what we want from God, not about how we need to be obeying God's commands. Luke 14:33 is one of His commands many of you will have to obey in the near future.
Giving up everything I had is something the Lord has required me to do twice in the past 28 years, in 1984 and in 2005. Was it something I wanted to do? Heck no!! But it was what the Lord required of me. Even now, everything I own will fit in the front seat of my truck. Am I happy about it? Absolutely not! All the precious memories, all the pictures, all the letters, all the mementos, everything that was dear to me I had to give up. Do I miss those things? Yes, I do. Did it hurt to lose them? Yes. But I have learned to be content (not happy, but content) without all those things.
In the near future many of you will be required to leave virtually everything behind when you have to flee the cities before God's judgment falls upon them. Many of you will have to flee in the face of persecution and to avoid death when the foreign armies are occupying this nation and indiscriminately killing people. Some of you along the Gulf Coast will have to flee before the destruction that is almost upon that part of the country. You will have to leave behind all your precious treasures and just take the bare essentials with you. I am telling you this ahead of time so that you can begin to ponder these things and mentally and spiritually prepare yourselves to be able to leave everything behind. If you truly want to be His disciple, you will have to give up everything. If you do not, you will be so burdened down that you will never make it to the places of refuge.
> From: prophetic@revivalschool.com
> To: anzac@welovegod.org > Date: Tue, 13 Jul 2010 10:06:21 -0700 > Subject: [revival] THE WILDERNESS - How Important? > > > WHY The 'WILDERNESS'? > -Andrew Strom. > > The 'wilderness' is not a concept that is understood too well in > Christendom, despite the fact that it is all the way through the > Bible. From the book of Genesis right through Revelation there > are clear references to the 'wilderness' as being something God > often employs in His dealings with men. The pattern is undeniable. > > When we look through the Scriptures we see that the wilderness > is often a place of spiritual "crisis" and also preparation. It is the > place God sends us before the "real action" begins - before we > enter into the full purposes of God in our lives. There must be > 'death' before there can be resurrection. There must be a desert > place before the "promised land". > > The wilderness is a place of trial and testing, of brokenness and > full surrender to God. The props and activities that have kept us > continually striving to "make things happen" are stripped away. > Our self-reliance is shattered and replaced with a total reliance on > God alone. Every "idol" in our lives (often including our own ministry) > is brought under the piercing searchlight of God. Our selfish motives > and ambitions are shown for what they are. This process may take > years. Finally we emerge broken, chastened and purified. The > process has matured and cleansed us in so many ways. We are > now ready for the fulfillment of all that God originally called us to > do. But our heart-motives are vastly different from what they were > before. > > We see this pattern all the way through Scripture. Many lessons > can be learned from what we read there. Abraham, Joseph, Joshua, > Moses, David, Elijah, John the Baptist, Paul the apostle - and even > Jesus Himself - all had to go through this "wilderness" experience. > Very often it lasted for years and years. Why then should we be > surprised if it happens to us? > > Probably the best-known instance of a 'wilderness experience' in > the Old Testament is the story of Moses and the children of Israel. > Moses had been raised and trained all his life in the palaces of > Egypt. But when he came face-to-face with his heritage as an > Israelite, he rose up "in his own strength" and killed an Egyptian > slave-driver. He was then forced to flee into the desert, where he > was to spend 40 YEARS as a simple shepherd in the wilderness. > What an enormous length of time! Imagine if every Christian leader > had to spend that long in the wilderness before God would allow > them to lead His people! It is almost impossible to imagine the > depths of despair and "death" to all his dreams and hopes that > Moses went through during this time. In fact, after 40 years it is > hard to imagine anyone being "deader" to the usual ambitions > and temptations of leadership than Moses would have been. And > what PATIENCE these years of waiting must have produced in him! > > We see here the lengths that God will go to in the "preparation" > of a leader "after His own heart." (-Though 40 years is unusually > long). The isolation, the chafing, the crying out to God for deliverance > - all play their part. Such an experience is almost irreplaceable. > That is why God uses it so often. The hearts of driven men are so > similar in so many ways, that God's "cure" becomes similar also! > He will even shut us up in a kind-of 'prison' for a time so we cannot > escape the process. It is that important. He does not want 'self'- > oriented leaders shepherding his precious sheep. > > After his 40 years of preparation, Moses returned to Egypt at God's > command to lead His people out of bondage. This was the beginning > of the entire nation of Israels' wilderness experience. For when they > left Egypt the only way to their "Promised Land" was through the > desert. Some commentators say that in a straight line, their journey > could have taken just a few weeks or less. But because of their > disobedience and fear, the vast majority of those who left Egypt > were destined to die in the desert, never reaching the Promised > Land. In fact, their wilderness journey ended up taking 40 years! > > Now we need to take special note of this fact:- Not everyone who > entered the wilderness survived it. In fact, multitudes perished there. > The wilderness tried them and found them wanting. They went to > the place of testing and failed the test. This is a pretty crucial fact > to realize in our day also. Just because we are "called out" and > enter a wilderness time, does not mean that we will embrace the > dealings of God and respond appropriately. It is entirely possible > to lose everything out there. These people lost out completely. > Only their children came through to inherit the promises of God. > > How clearly we see this pattern over and over again - in both the > Old Testament and the New:- That many whom God wants to one > day use are sent into a place of aloneness and brokenness before > being brought into their true destiny. We have not even mentioned > heroes of God such as Noah, Jacob, Job and others who all had > similar experiences. Part of this process lies in the "waiting" that > takes place. Also, the fact that all the supporting 'props' are taken > away. The "waiting" alone can be torture. > > The wilderness also deals with any fear of man or 'systemized' > way of looking at things. God often uses it to bring a whole fresh > perspective, which is very important for leaders who are going to > be representing a "new" approach or facing opposition because of > the confrontational words that they are bringing. The lonely desert > years give them backbone to stand up to the crowd or the powers- > that-be, and declare God's truth without compromise. They now > truly fear God rather than man. And they think differently from > others. The wilderness is vital for anyone who is wanting to bring > fresh manna to God's people. > > Are you someone who has been going through such a "desert" > experience, my friend? Be encouraged! Look up, for your deliverance > draws nigh. God only ever sends His children through such > experiences when there is a great purpose to it. Don't give up. Don't > be cast down. On the other side lies a 'land of promise' if only you > can hang on to Jesus. Be active, be praying, be prepared. Don't > become "passive" and let the desert swallow you whole. Use this > time to draw closer and closer to Jesus. Dig down and plant your > feet firmly on the Rock. Humble yourself before the Lord and He > will lift you up in due time - if only you can cling to Him. > God bless you all. > > Andrew Strom. > .> "The PARADE" > -Gary Bixler. > > We have been taught go gospel at all. Those of us who sit in the > pews of our comfortable churches and live a life full of the fruits > of self-indulgence and selfish goals and dreams. Those of us > who name the Name of Christ as if we are His people, yet who > bear none of the fruit of His Spirit, show none of His power, > exhibit little of His love and holiness. We proclaim Christ and > yet don't live Christ. We seek for Him and yet don't find Him. > He is a foreigner to us, and a great mystery that we worship > from afar, because we have been taught and followed no gospel > at all. > > This gospel that is no gospel requires nothing. It is an easy gospel, > full of the desire for a good life, full of desire for happiness and > security, and prosperity. It is a gospel that says we are fine. > That gives us license to enjoy our affluence... > > This gospel that is no gospel has led us down the wide way that > leads to destruction. The vast crowd moves smoothly down the > easy, wide boulevard, lined with trees, bright with sun, bands > playing, kids holding balloons, clowns cavorting, drummers > drumming and baton twirlers performing. This giant parade is > self-propelled, well-orchestrated, and led by a charming group > of men and women decked out in the finest uniforms. > > Behind the scenes there are skilled technicians, making sure every > good view reaches the cameras, and every performer in this > spectacular event is doing his job, so that the onlookers at home > and in person can be entertained. There are security forces in > plain-clothes, ready to quietly deal with any strange behavior or > disruption, for the parade must go on, and uninterrupted by > anything out of place or unseemly. > > This gospel that is no gospel is a spectator sport. It is a parade > that is carefully prepared each week, by the best paid minds in > the churches. Those with the talent to put it all together, and > create the best show possible. They were hired by the attendees, > the crowds, to please them and to earn their salaries by making > sure that nothing goes wrong or is out of place. To create flow, > and crowd dynamics, and to build everything around a theme > that makes a great point. To achieve a synergy with music and > word that works up to a climax that will bring the audience to its > feet with new vitality and encouragement for the week ahead, so > they can hold onto their gospel until the next parade. >(Please continue, important information about the middle of the U.S.earthquake is still to come) The One Good PathPosted: 2010-06-23 13:21:29 by: David Nelson The One Good Path by David Nelson 6-23-10
Don't keep moving but stand still. Stand and see all the ways and roads man travels on. Ask about the old paths, for there is one good way (path or road), it is the only narrow path of God, it is the path where you learn how to walk with the one, true, living God. In that path, and that path alone, you will find the rest for your soul that you have always longed for. But they said, "We will not walk in it." (Jer. 6:16)
The Lord whispered in my ear the other day, this is why your ministry exists, when people look and ask for the One Good Path, you will be there and know how to show them to it (to Me), for not many will ask and even fewer will be willing to walk in it once they hear what it is. And this is why YOUR ministry exists also (You who are now receiving this writing), if you are walking in that one path with the Lord then you will know how to show others to it. What the Lord has shown you is so precious (how to walk with Him and in His truth) and you will teach the precious things needed to show others how to get into God's path. Some times we (as ministries) must wait, just as the Lord waits, before people realize their great need for Him.
In Jer. 6:17 the Lord says, I have also set watchmen (you and me) over you saying, "Listen to the sound of the trumpet! (Listen to what God is saying now!) But they said, "We will not listen." Therefore hear, you nations,...calamity (is coming and now is) upon this people...because they have not heeded my words (have not received them). The Lord says to much of the church today, "Your burnt offerings are not acceptable (to Me)." (Jer. 6:20) I will not accept your man-made offerings, sacrifices, or works any more.
There is coming a time (and it is now beginning) when the woes of the earth will come so fast and devastating that some will say, "What can we do to find the Lord or get back to the Lord's favor? How can we seek and find the Lord? In Zech. 8:23 it says that in those days ten men (from ten different countries?) will grasp the sleeve of a Jewish man saying, "(Please) Let us go with you, for (it is said) we have heard (and it appears to be) that God is with you." So to, those who truly know the Lord, will shine with an anointing and His glory so that people will see it upon us (no praise to ourselves, only to God). People from all over the world, God showing mercy, will want to find someone who knows the Lord to show them the way to Him.
This is the One Good Path that God has shown us. It is the only path that brings rest to our souls, because it is the path that God is teaching us how to walk with Him. Stand still, see it, ask for it, seek for it (seek for Him), and walk in it my good friends. I will do the same in His love and His grace.
Do not need to READ MORE, this is the entire writing The Army that is Growing Every DayPosted: 2010-05-05 10:28:57 by: David Nelson The Army that is Growing Every Day by David Nelson 5-5-10 (You do not need to READ MORE, this is the entire writing) "Separate Ministries"Posted: 2010-04-07 11:00:57 by: David Nelson "Separate Ministries" by David Nelson 4-6-10
There are many Christian ministries working side by side all over the world, each ministry believing that they are forwarding the cause of Christ. It is true that each ministry may have a separate or specific calling from the Lord. Of course, each of them has a name, a founder, and most have one main person who directs the ministry and who understands what the ministry is trying to accomplish. One of their goals is to try and get as many people as possible to connect with them, either to be involved, to help further their cause, or to help them financially. The money that is given to each ministry is to be used to keep that ministry going, to make more progress, or increase their effectiveness. The problem is most of these ministries are separate, they are not acting as one church, one in heart, connected, melted together in the Lord as one. What does the Lord want us to do that we might be one Church?
Let's say I, as the leader of Prophetic Ministry Iowa, went to visit the leader of another ministry and I said to them, "How can we work together?" Let's say we even had many of the same goals (truly Christian, Bible and Holy Spirit goals). I might say to that leader, what have you heard from the Lord, come and share with our group so that we can benefit from your spiritual gift, so that we can be more what the Lord wants us to be. Of course we want to benefit from all the spiritual gifts from your people too. But we want to give you our gifts also. How can we give you what the Lord has given us? Will we ever be able to give our gifts to each other? Or will each ministry tend to keep to itself with its own leader, its own people, its own self government?
That is what we have today, separate ministries, not really connected, not really working together, not really one.
Here is what I see as part of the solution (some of the Bible solutions) to help bring ministries together. First of all, if there is one city then all the ministries of that city should be the same church (if they are born again followers of Christ). I know this sounds simple but it really is Biblical and a precious thing in the Lord's eyes. Should there not be the church of Des Moines, Iowa? Or the church of your city? Should we not all share our gifts with one another even though we meet in different places? Also, if our hearts were one like the early church was (in Acts) would not we share our money and our things with one another too? "No one said that anything was their own but they had all things in common." This sounds like it would be very hard to do in our day but does it not go to the heart of what it means to be one? Also, if there are apostles, prophets, or evangelists in that one city or in your city (who truly have spiritual gifts from God), they must be accepted into different gatherings to give their gifts and teachings and vision to all. These travelling ministries (gifts) are needed in every city. In addition to these things the New Testament churches they were not set up as one man ministries, but each church was to have multiple elders or leaders. We are not to have one man rulers over each church gathering or ministry.
These few ideas that I have given above have been heard before and even tried before. But can you see that these important things are lacking? We are not one church in each city. We do not share our gifts in each others groups. Are we still thinking that it is "our group" instead of we all are the Church, the Bride, the Congregation of Jesus? Each ministry keeps a tight reign on its people and its money instead of sharing with one heart with the whole church. We need to find out who the true traveling ministries are (apostles, etc.) and receive from them. Every ministry should have multiple leaders not just one man. In the Bible there also was a "Levite" company that may have included many types of ministries (those with special callings to serve the Lord, perhaps full time, in areas such as music or teaching, etc.), if these "Levites" are neglected the Church of Christ also suffers. Is any tithe money going to bless them? Maybe the Lord is taking care of them by Himself but shouldn't the Church be working together?
As it is now each ministry has a tight control of their own affairs. They may say they want to work together, but where do we see it really happening? Every ministry wants to keep their people separate and their money separate from other groups. They don't want any people to leave their group or any money to leave their ministry. And so we see separate ministries "talking" about unity but not melted together as one Church. But let me give you one last thought that may be higher than all the others.
We need a supernatural love (created by God in our hearts) and a real spiritual discernment to attain to the unity I have expressed above. His love in us will cause us to accept someone (or anyone He wants), because they fellowship with the Father we will be able to have precious fellowship with them. This connection with them will not depend on what they have learned or how much they have attained spiritually. Their relationship with the Lord connects us in a relationship with them and we sense that we are getting missing pieces of the puzzle from them to understand the Lord's bigger picture. In other words, we will discern that God has brought us together for His purposes. The Lord Himself loves people and is willing to walk with those who want to know Him and who are willing to learn and grow. He doesn't cast out people based on how slow they learn. God allows people in His circle who are getting to know Him and who are open to learn. Should we not also discern those who do know Him and who are willing to learn and grow? Only the Lord can teach us this kind of love, this is the kind of love He shows to us and to many others. But what about our high standards and our dedication to the truth He has already shown us, we do not want "love" to water down the precious truths He has shown us.
The people we are to love may not see everything exactly the way we do at this time. But think for a moment, how much truth is in the heart of God, has He shown us everything, does He still walk with us even though there may be things we don't see yet? God does not compromise His truth by walking with us, but in time He will show us more when our hearts are ready. He loves people who have only attained part of the truth and He is in the process of teaching them more. If someone is holding to a dangerous teaching, if they really know Him, He knows how to correct His true children. We too must have discernment and love to see who are His true children and help whoever the Lord leads us to help. We do not compromise the truth we already know by loving and helping others to walk closer to Him. And the Lord wants us to receive from other's gifts and be connected as He leads.
Ponder these things, and see that the Lord will build His Church, placing living stone next to living stone as He fits us and knits us together for His greater glory. (You do not need to Read More, this is the entire writing) I Serve a Risen Savior!Posted: 2010-04-02 23:45:31 by: Alfred H. Ackley I serve a Risen Savior, He's in the world today; I know that He is living, whatever men may say; I see His hand of mercy, I hear His voice of cheer, And just the time I need Him He's always near.
In all the world around me, I see His loving care, And tho' my heart grows weary, I never will despair; I know that He is leading thro' all the stormy blast, The day of His appearing will come at last.
Rejoice, rejoice, O Christian, lift up your voice and sing Eternal hallelujahs to Jesus Christ the King! The Hope of all who seek Him, the Help of all who find, None other is so loving, so good and kind.
REFRAIN: He lives, He lives, Christ Jesus lives today! He walks with me and talks with me along life's narrow way. He lives, He lives, salvation to impart! You ask me how I know He lives? He lives within my heart. Don't Forget-RSVP!Posted: 2010-03-27 17:31:55 by: Sybil Nelson
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When the Lord Departs and We Do Not Know ItPosted: 2010-03-03 10:15:19 by: David Nelson When the Lord Departs and We Do Not Know It by David Nelson 3-2-10 A Message That Has A Bite To It...Posted: 2010-02-17 20:11:43 by: David Nelson A Message That Has A Bite To It, What does the Lord want you to do? Do we know His voice well enough to know what He wants us to do? The Lord has a job for each of us to do and we must all rise up and do what He has called each of us to do! We must know at this time what saith the Lord, or at least be waiting for His next instructions to us. If this is not important why did Jesus warn about the servant that hid his talents in the ground, or the foolish virgins that had no oil in their lamps? They did not make it. We are not to go ahead with our own works if He has not spoken to us, we are not to move until the cloud moves. Could people be so far from the Lord that they will not take what he is saying seriously? Are we so far from the day when the Lord devoured with fire those in the Holy of Holies who offered their own kind of incense? If someone touches the toppling ark of the covenant will the Lord still strike them with fire? Will Ananias’s and Sapphira’s still die for lying to the Holy Spirit? We must be so far from what the Lord really wants. He is not the King of His Church as He desires to be, and He is not at the center of church meetings. When a church meeting is in progress if the Lord’s Spirit were to lift, most church services would go on as though nothing had changed. If the Lord stops leading a meeting does the meeting come to a grinding halt or do we just keep going on with the same old same old? The Lord mostly is just observing and has nothing to do with leading a meeting. This is not acceptable to the Lord and is not what he wants any more. He wants meetings to come to a halt when He stops leading. We should be bewildered and not know what to do when the Spirit lifts. We should not go on without Him. But there is so little discernment in the leaders and the people are not taught discernment as to when the Lord is leading and when He is not. What must we do? Every person must have his own relationship with the Lord and taught to do so. We must want only what comes from the Lord and nothing else. We must want God things only, jewels from heaven, fire from His mouth, bolts of lightning from His hand, manifestations from the living God through each person’s gift, His manifest presence, his shekinah glory falling on us. Nothing else will do. Once we have tasted of these kind of higher meetings with the Lord we will never want to go back to what was before. We will only want to go higher with Him. God is going to judge all that the Church has become that is not right and He is going to judge the leaders who have taught the people wrong. In Jer. 13 it says that a wall has been built that has been put together or plastered with untempered mortar. |





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