One thing would really like to see is a series of posts responding to Calvinism. It seems everywhere I go people are preaching it, and I was highly turned off when I heard “limited atonement” and now getting clarity on these issues has become a passion of mine.

It’s not a question of if revival is coming. The more important question will soon be can our faith survive the pressure that revival has brought - the glory and the gory. There is a book on the history of IHOP’s involvement with anotherstream that is critical for the hour we are living in at the base. Lessons to be learned, a fair expostion. “The Quest for the Radical Middle” is the title; if you’re interested, would love to hear your thoughts on those sections which IHOP played a significant role.

History, illumined by Holy Spirit, can truly be a life saver and the key to transition from visitation to habitation…

Blessings,
Chris

prophetic and intercession is ready (once again) to cross pollinate with worship and compassion - an “earthquake” looms just below IHOP’s address. I can’t imagine the pressure you and a number of the leaders had to walk through (in the Spirit) this past season….Good times, eh??

With that, glad you’re back blogging; looking forward to your insights, particularly this next season.

Blessings to you

This only happened because you wrote …. about Joel.

I can’t pass it on if you don’t write it.

True Story.

I was glad to see this post. I too understand everything you said, especially, “I was made for Tozer, not Twitter.” I do however have you in my blogroll and pop in here about once a week.

So many things tug at us. Discerning where to give our time can be challenging. So, I hope you are able to find the time now and then to post a liitle something, because like many others I’ll be looking.

Blessings to you!

John

i’ve seen you pensive before - but rarely so hesitant. ironic, that’s how i used to feel and you’d always say: “just say something!”

so, just write something dave, whenever you want to - about whatever…we’ll drop by.

yes, if its longer than about two screen lengths you’ll probably have some people who don’t finish it (unless its particularly provocative). personally, i do try to write to form and keep it short. but that’s my thing, you’re not bound by it.

bless you dude.

– Ducky

As one who has given herself to writing out the very gold that the Holy Spirit has dropped inside of my heart, it is just plain encouraging to see and read of others that are doing the same. It seems that both sides of life present the same story. Being surely called into the marketplace for this time in my life, my heart aches for more and more time to be found in the place of prayer and to develop the revelations, given to me by the Holy Spirit, into my understanding through the process of writing. You being called into full-time ministry, seem to suffer from the same time retraints involving priority and responsibility.

There must be a great treasure to be released from the written word seeing that there exists a blatant attack preventing many from even entering into writing process, let alone daily “finding the time” to daily perform the task. It reminds me of the great American delusion on this country’s Christian culture when approaching a devotional life with the Lord. In writing, I know I think about it far much more than I actually do it.

Many Blessings to you in continued writing endevors!

Sidenote: I work with teenagers outside of the day job and am wrestling with presenting similiar materials to them as you mentioned above. NOT EASY STUFF!

So what I’m saying is I really like your writing style and the content that you write on.

Don’t stop writing.

In many ways we are all in this same situation.