Do you ever find yourself wanting to pray, but really not sure where to begin. The following is a list of some of the resources available for prayer on other internet sites. If you know of any others, please feel free to contact me and tell me about them.
Adopt a Terrorist for Prayer
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Although this site is about spiritual warfare, there are also times when natural action is necessary. The same Paul who wrote, “the weapons of our warfare are not carnal” had no hesitation in appealing to the power of Rome when the situation warranted it; and Nehemiah had no qualms about read more
“Friendly fire” is the term used when a soldier is accidentally wounded or killed by shots from his fellow-countrymen. I have always found the expression somewhat bemusing – after all, the poor guy who dies because one of his mates didn’t aim straight is just as dead as the o read more
A friend of mine recently experienced what must be a mother’s greatest nightmare: the suicide of one of her children. Not only did he kill himself, he did so in one of the worst possible ways. The grief and trauma suffered by this mother and the rest of her family is almost unimaginable.
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In recent weeks Glory to the King Ministries and I personally have been attacked by a word that was given as a “prophecy”, but was definitely not of God. This kind of false word is one of the devil’s favorite tactics against God’s people. He well knows that a word given as &# read more
Often when people think about spiritual warfare, they think of those times when demonic forces rise up in a direct, external attack upon us, either personally or through other people. Whilst certainly we all face these times in our lives, and we need to understand our authority in Christ to deal wit read more
Some time ago a friend invited me to go with her to a one-day seminar that covered areas of bondage in which Christians can find themselves. In fairness, I should say that from the start I did not see eye-to-eye with the presenter, who held some very outdated views about women and their needs. (It n read more
This is sort of a follow-on from my last post about occultic symbols. Sometimes people ask me about alternative medicine and what should be the Christian response. It seems to be one of those areas that polarizes people – some embrace it wholeheartedly, whilst others want nothing to do with it read more
A discussion arose recently on one of the forums where I hang out, about occultic symbols. Some people think that all symbols are harmless, whilst others think that even seemingly innocent things like butterflies can have sinister undertones. I decided this is something I really should address thro read more
Quite a few years ago there was a television advertisement for a particular brand of motor oil (I can’t remember which one, which just goes to show that whilst an ad might be memorable it doesn’t always mean that people will remember the product being advertised – but that’s anot read more