And I Always Tell Them

in #blog13 days ago

We just love being real, you guys. And we said when we met each other, sorry, this is a side note, but I think this is so important for everyone to hear. We just said, you know, we are representing the everyday person who is not a Bible scholar, who is not some theologian or historian.

He might take it away and give a new one. Hang on a sec, Jordan. Mary Muir-Muggs called.

Oh, sorry. I didn't realize it's having a glitch. But since it is on, I'll just say I did look it up in its first franchise 14.5 and it is called.

Thank you, Mary. All right. Perfect.

Good to know. So, OK. So basically, it's, you know, you can have going to give these anointings and take you to different levels within the gifting, including prophecy, according to your purpose.

Thank you so much for sharing that verse. I forgot about that verse. And I'm going to add that into my when I'm teaching this curriculum.

That is that is really perfect. Thank you for that, for sharing that. And if anybody on here is, you know, just kind of doubting a little bit, because I know I hear from a lot of people and they say, well, you know, you must be like a special person to be able to hear from God.

And I always tell them, no, it's ask and it will be given to you. Seek and you will find. Knock and the door will be open.

That's Matthew seven, seven. So if you are asking, you are seeking and you are knocking, he is going to respond. He just is.

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I love how you're making biblical concepts more relatable and understandable for the everyday person - it's so essential for spreading knowledge and faith. Your enthusiasm is contagious! 🤝💫📚