Reblogging…
My warning to be careful in what you open yourself up to is a very valid one. And I direct this to the charismatic group as well as the contemplative/emergent one, and any group that will teach “do this” to “experience God”. It is irrelevant that we live in a post modern society or that we have been given so-called “prophetic” words that God is “doing a new thing”, or that we are in some particular “season”.
Titus 1:16 They profess to know God, but in works they deny Him being abominable, disobedient and disqualified for every good work.
Our God in unchanging. In all times and seasons He remains the same. We are told to be ready to preach the gospel in season and out and to be watchful in all things – 2 Timothy4:2, 5.
When man devises a way to gain knowledge or have an experience, to…
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m'kayla's korner 
I AM NOT CERTAIN IF THIS IS A POST IN GENERAL OR A RESPONSE TO MY COMMENTS. I AGREE WITH YOU COMPLETELY. HEATED UP HUMAN EMOTIONS HAS ALWAYS AFLICTED THE âPENTECOSTALSâ. BUT WHEN IT COMES TO THE EMERGENT CHURCH STYLE RELIGION, THAT AFFLICTION HAS SKYROCKETED. SO FAR AS I KNOW, THIS DID NOT COME, NECESSARILY, FROM ANY OF THE PENTECOSTAL MOVEMENT BUT HAVING BEEN AN ACID HEAD, EASTERN RELIGION HIPPY IN MY TEAN YEARS, WHAT I AM SEEING IN WHAT IS GOING ON IN SO MUCH OF TODAYâS CHURCH IS JUST ASTOUNDING. BUT EVEN MORE ASTOUNDING IS THAT THE SPIRIT I WAS FREED FROM IN THOSE EARILY YEARS IS PRETTY MUCH THE SAME SPIRIT THAT SEEMS TO BE DRIVING THE CURRENT âCHRISTIANâ MOVEMENT.
I APPRECIATE YOU TEACHINGS VERY MUCH
PATRICK WEIR
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It’s a reblog of an older post, as was the previous.
Thanks for commenting.
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