Welcome to Day 3 of TENDER HEART JUNE Solemn Assembly of Prayer

Day 3 Devotions - A TENDER HEART OF FORGIVENESS 

Ephesians 5:31 says, Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamor, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice: And be kind one to another, tender hearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ’s sake hath forgiven you.

The Tender Heart of Forgiveness - The Key to Submission 

Without a tender heart to forgive we will never have right relationships, because there can never be true submission without forgiveness.

Without the tender heart to forgive there will always be a short- circuiting of God-ordained covenant relationships. Without the tender heart to forgive there will always be the propensity to develop a hardened heart.

A tenderhearted person is one that has learned that the secret of submission is forgiveness. Why? Because there are no perfect people to be submitted to. And because you have to first be...

Welcome to Day 2 of TENDER HEART JUNE Solemn Assembly of Prayer

Day 2 Devotions - A TENDER HEART OF FORGIVENESS 

Ephesians 5:31 says, Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamor, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice: And be kind one to another, tender hearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ’s sake hath forgiven you.

If we are going to truly have the tender heart of God we must learn how to forgive. Forgiveness actually means to give beforehand.

Forgiveness, it is to give reconciliation before there is even the knowledge by the other that there has been a transgression.

Forgiveness is to give peace before there is the acknowledgment of an offence. This is what Jesus did for mankind.

Jesus gave to man reconciliation before man had knowledge that there had been a separation. Before we ever came to a realization that we sinned and became separated from God as a result of that sin God forgave us. He gave us reconciliation...

Welcome to Day 1 of Tender Heart June Solemn Assembly of Prayer 

Day 1 Devotion - THE TENDER HEART 

The word “tender” in the Hebrew is the word “rakak” which means to soften, be softer, to make softer, to be tender. A man or a woman with a tender heart is someone that God can speak to and change by his word whenever he desires to take them to a new place or position. A tender-hearted person is one that is not set in their ways and stuck in the past, but open and willing to move with the movings and dealings of God.

A tenderhearted person is one that does not have his own agenda, but is submitted to the agenda of God. A tenderhearted person is one who is submitted to God and man.

Humble Thyself

The first to a tender heart is to humble thyself.

II Kings 22:19 Because thine heart was tender, and thou hast humbled thyself before the Lord, when you heard what I spoke against this place, and against the inhabitants thereof, that they should...

ZOOM LINK FOR TENDER HEART JUNE

A 7 DAY ONLINE SOLEMN ASSEMBLY - June 6th - 11th from my book the 12 Dimensions of the Heart of God

This is how I feel inside every month at this time but this month is going to be 

Now, before we get carried away, here is what you can expect and your instructions for the week

1. Each Day - We will be fasting - At Least from 6am to 6 pm (Some may fast all the way through the week
2.  Every morning, you’ll receive an email at 5:00am EST that includes  A PRAYER PHRASE for each day from my book "When You Pray, Say."
3. Each morning you can join us at 6:30am EST for corporate prayer ON FACEBOOK LIVE this month. (starting SUNDAY 6-6-21),
4. After the morning corporate prayer at 8:00am you will receive another email on the Tender heart along with the summation of the Morning prayer devotion emphasis
5. Then, at 7pm EST each night, we will reconvene for a nightly teaching
6. Each...

IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN. It's time for our monthly time of Prayer, Fasting and Meditating on the Word for the Month of October 

JOIN OUR OCTOBER SOLEMN ASSEMBLY OF PRAYER ONLINE

UPRIGHT HEART OCTOBER 

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OCT 3-9

The Upright Heart is the Heart of God that deals with God’s
completeness and his wholeness. God is whole, complete, he’s not becoming, HE IS.

To be upright in Heart is a process of becoming complete, or to becoming whole.

God’s heart is upright or complete because His heart is whole, needing no other to complete him.

Psalm 25:8 Says, Good and upright is the Lord, therefore will he teach sinners in the way.

Psa. 92:14 They shall still bring forth fruit in old age; they
shall be fat and flourishing; 15 To shew that the LORD is upright: he is my rock, and there is no unrighteousness in him.

WE WILL LEARN;

• What the Upright Heart is

• How you can go from a divided heart to an Upright Heart of wholeness.

...

The Promises That Must Be Fulfilled 

The key to understanding history and God's activity in the earth is understanding two important parts of the redemptive story: God's promises and His covenants. God's promises are the specific commitments God has made. The redemptive story is designed to fulfill these promises. Covenants are agreements God has made with His people that include terms, conditions, and promises. Biblical covenants describe how God relates to His people and determine  how His promises are fulfilled and how the redemptive story will conclude.

These promises have the following key characteristics:

• They are made by God and secured by Him. Human sin does not eliminate the promises

• These promises have not yet been fulfilled, but they must be for the age to end. God's honor is at stake in the fulfilment of these promises

• Jesus secured these promises, but He has not yet fulfilled them.

• These promises will be fulfilled at the same time...

When Jesus died on the cross, He cried out, "It is finished!" In His death, Jesus did what previously seemed to be impossible. He secured the redemption of humanity and of the cosmos. Perhaps because of Jesus' well-known phrase, many people assume the cross fulfilled all of God's promises,  but this is NOT what the Bible teaches.

Biblically speaking, the cross did not fulfill all the promises of God - IT SECURED THEM.

Tragically, we have neglected much of what the Bible says about the fulfill-ment of God's promises. However, the full magnitude of what the cross accomplished is revealed in both what was fulfilled when Jesus died and what will be fulfilled in the events we refer to as the "end times."

God has staked His honor on His ability to fulfill specific promises, and the plan of redemption is not completed until these promises are fulfilled.

The Atonement was finished at the cross, but there is more to the story, that must be finished at His return.

God Is Deeply...

Below is a Quote from the BLM organization on the Israel-Hamas/Palestinian Conflict:

"Black Lives Matter stands in solidarity with Palestinians. We are a movement COMMITTED TO ENDING SETTLER COLONIALISM (My emphasis) in all forms, and will continue to advocate for Palestinian liberation. (always have. And always will be),” the organization said."

NOW I SEE HOW THE VERY ELECT WILL BE DECEIVED AT THE END OF THE AGE.

THIS ORGANIZATION HAS MORPHED INTO (or may have always been) AN ANTI-CHRIST ORGANIZATION THAT HAS ESTABLISHED A FALSE JUSTICE MOVEMENT OUT OF LEGITIMATE INJUSTICES ENACTED UPON DISENFRANCHISED AND UNDER-REPRESENTED PEOPLES IN THE EARTH.

THEY HAVE NOW TARGETED, IN JERUSALEM, AN ANTI-ISRAEL, ANTI-CHRIST MISSION OF BRINGING AN END TO THE NATION OF ISRAEL.

Whether you believe those in the land are the people of the book or not, If there is NO NATION OF ISRAEL, there can be NO RETURN of Israel's Messiah. And without a people in the Land that see Him as Messiah, King, and...

In this blog series on Israel's Covenantal Dilemma and making sense of the Return of Jesus, we will examine the promises God still must fulfill and how they shape the end-time story. We will also examine the specific covenantal issues that must be finally resolved.

These covenantal issues keep Israel and the nations - but particularly Israel - from experiencing the fullness of God's promises. I call this the crisis of the covenant. This crisis is frequently overlooked, but we need to understand the role it plays in setting the stage for Jesus' return.

This covenantal crisis is the result of the terms of the Mosaic covenant. If we do not comprehend this crisis or the process by which it is resolved, it is difficult to fully grasp the end times. Much of the confusion about the end times is due to not understanding the role the Mosaic covenant plays. 

What Many Christians Believe about the Mosaic Covenant and Why?

Many Christians believe the Mosaic covenant no longer has any...

Thank You for joining last week's Perfect Heart May Solemn Assembly of Prayer...May 2-7.  

What were your greatest requests in prayer from this past weeks Solemn Assembly? I believe God answered OUR prayers. And I believe as you write down those requests, along with the scriptures He spoke to you during this past week, and Praise God for what He revealed to you last week, you will see God's Manifestation in your situation all month.

Then the Lord appeared to Solomon at night and said to him, “I have heard your prayer and have chosen this place for Myself as a house of sacrifice.
2 Chronicles 7:12 

Respond to this email with your requests and/or scripture verses from prayer so I can agree in praise and prayer with you for your greatest need to be supplied in this month. 

Let's Partner together to

Pre-prayer the nations for His return 

I heard these words in Jerusalem, "I'm coming back soon and the way My Bride will prepare for My...