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Is that what he's saying? Doesn't that make you chuckle when you see this in an Internet forum nonetheless?
Because in real life it would be pretty obvious.
Siberian cult leader who claimed to be Jesus gets 12-year sentence | Fox News
Because in real life it would be pretty obvious.
Siberian cult leader who claimed to be Jesus gets 12-year sentence | Fox News
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Then why is it all you do is place accusations and elevate yourself?
If you were doing what you say you were sent for then it would be evident and you would be showing the fruits of the spirit which you do not. you accuse attack and speak highly of yourself all the time which is the fruits of the enemy not God
If you were doing what you say you were sent for then it would be evident and you would be showing the fruits of the spirit which you do not. you accuse attack and speak highly of yourself all the time which is the fruits of the enemy not God
🔥 "Rekindle the Flame" – A Message to the Church
Beloved Bride of Christ,
The Lord is calling you.
Not to more activity.
Not to louder noise.
But to the flame.
The fire that once burned in your heart—pure, holy, untamed—has not died. It may lie buried under ashes of routine, weariness, or compromise, but it is not gone. The embers still glow, and the Spirit of the Living God walks among the lamps, calling, "Return to your first love."
Do you remember?
The days of weeping in His presence.
The nights spent in worship, lost in wonder.
The bold prayers, the trembling hunger, the joy of simply being His.
The world has grown darker, but the Church was never meant to mirror the world. You were made to shine, not flicker. You were born to burn, not blend.
The Spirit is saying:
This is not a time for lukewarm hearts or half-filled lamps. The Bridegroom is coming, and He is looking for a people fully alive, fully surrendered, and fully lit with holy fire.
So Church, awaken!
Strip off the garments of slumber.
Let go of complacency.
Cast off the fear of man.
Cry out again like the psalmist:
Let the fire fall.
Not manufactured, not manipulated, but holy, heaven-born fire—the kind that cleanses altars and births new wine.
The kind that makes dead bones live again.
Let this be your cry:
The world does not need a Church that imitates it.
It needs a Church that carries the presence, that walks in the Spirit, that loves with power, that speaks with fire.
So rise up, beloved.
Return.
And burn.
🕊️ The Spirit and the Bride say, "Come."
Beloved Bride of Christ,
The Lord is calling you.
Not to more activity.
Not to louder noise.
But to the flame.
The fire that once burned in your heart—pure, holy, untamed—has not died. It may lie buried under ashes of routine, weariness, or compromise, but it is not gone. The embers still glow, and the Spirit of the Living God walks among the lamps, calling, "Return to your first love."
Do you remember?
The days of weeping in His presence.
The nights spent in worship, lost in wonder.
The bold prayers, the trembling hunger, the joy of simply being His.
The world has grown darker, but the Church was never meant to mirror the world. You were made to shine, not flicker. You were born to burn, not blend.
The Spirit is saying:
"Fan into flame the gift of God within you." (2 Timothy 1:6)
This is not a time for lukewarm hearts or half-filled lamps. The Bridegroom is coming, and He is looking for a people fully alive, fully surrendered, and fully lit with holy fire.
So Church, awaken!
Strip off the garments of slumber.
Let go of complacency.
Cast off the fear of man.
Cry out again like the psalmist:
"Will You not revive us again, that Your people may rejoice in You?" (Psalm 85:6)
Let the fire fall.
Not manufactured, not manipulated, but holy, heaven-born fire—the kind that cleanses altars and births new wine.
The kind that makes dead bones live again.
Let this be your cry:
“Here I am, Lord. Rekindle my spirit. Revive my soul. Restore my passion. Set me ablaze for You.”
The world does not need a Church that imitates it.
It needs a Church that carries the presence, that walks in the Spirit, that loves with power, that speaks with fire.
So rise up, beloved.
Return.
And burn.
🕊️ The Spirit and the Bride say, "Come."