We barely got started last week with the picture of Haman as the last of the Amalekites and his finish. We started the picture of his conspiracy in Esther 3, and we will pick that up again.

Let’s see if we can wrap up this discussion on prophecy today. I’d really like to get back to the Psalm 23 Adventure next week if at all possible.

Merry Christmas, Everyone! Back when I was the Associate Pastor at Full Gospel Assembly in Salt Lake City, the Senior Pastor was a big Greek fellow by the name of Bill Christopulos.

Let’s see if we can cover a continuing picture of the purpose of prophecy. We began this topic a couple weeks ago, and I’d like to wrap it up today if at all possible

Continuing from last week’s sharing, I’d like to share with you a perspective of prophecy that comes from a lifetime of walking with the Lord.

Temperature sure is different in these parts. I thought I was still pretty much an Alaskan, but after this past year in central Texas, something sure has changed. Got up yesterday morning, and it was 30 degrees here in Selah, Washington.

Over the years, there have been a number of articles online and in the print media otherwise concerning the historical proofs of Jesus Christ.

Last week, I scanned lightly over the events that followed the stupendous fishing miracle, but alluded to some phenomenal events that transpired during the building of the churches and establishing of ministries throughout the arctic.

Good Morning! If I seem to take a lot of time in laying foundations for this story, bear with me. These foundations are important in understanding complete obedience to the Lord, and not allowing the influence of others around you who do not share the call, or the vision, and have been compromised by their fear of man, their fear of death or their fear of evil.

Since Dad was with the Assemblies of God by this time (he had graduated from an A/G Bible college, after all!) and an accepted member of the Northwest District, he decided to present his need and vision to his district brethren.