I will never be asked to play music for the mayor of Roseville. It just wouldn’t happen. I’m sure he wouldn’t like spontaneous prophetic music even if he did want a concert of local musicians playing for him.
But let’s create a hypothetical scenario: I’ve been asked to play awesome blues on my cello for the [...]
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My First Blues Concert
Posted in Prayer Room Life, tagged blues, cello, character, Christian, excellence, grace, harp and bowl, Hebrews, high priest, IHOP, immaturity, Jesus, mayor, music, musicians, prophetic, RHOP, Roseville, singer, singing, Theology, voice, weakness on December 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Série de Prière (Series on Prayer): Distraction
Posted in Prayer Room Life, Theology, tagged brother Lawrence, distraction, focus, IHOP, IHOP-KC, lengthy, prayer, prayer room, prayer series, RHOP, vocal on September 15, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I want to get a huge factor out of the way before I continue this series on prayer: distraction.
Humans are weak — I live in a community of people who pray for a living and this issue comes up over and over again. We live such fast-paced lives (internally and externally) that when we try [...]
The Best Bible Study Advice I’ve Ever Heard
Posted in Prayer Room Life, The Word, tagged Bible, blank paper, commentaries, David Pawson, how to study, IHOP-KC, prayer room, research, RHOP, Scofield Bible, study on April 7, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Being in a prayer room for 40+ hours a week for over 3 years now, I have heard almost everything there is out there on ways to study the Bible. The quote below takes the cake for the best advice I’ve ever heard and the one I try to implement in my own studies:
“Study the [...]
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