Theocentric Musings

I stumbled upon this site of Christopher Gregory, a "prophet", http://thepropheticnews.com/2014/05/06/a-warning-to-america-and-the-church/ ,  I normally don't like to give sites like this air time, but I use this as an example of the way so many are ignorant of the source of destruction. I read blogs like these so that I can know where to direct prayers, and what to speak out against. You see, this is the stuff that those that understand the New Covenant and our standing and place of dominion have to step up and speak against in the name of Jesus. Prophets like the one who runs this blog, instead of speaking against these curses that God shows them is on the horizon, they actually support the curses and when God shows them satan's plans, they stand back spouting hate and using this as a judgment against those they don't like. Instead of stopping satan in his tracks, they allow satan place to cause destruction. This is an example of the satanic curses coming ...

    It's great that it's the National Day of prayer and all, if that's your thing, but we are in union with Christ on the daily, 24/7/365, we can pray all day erryday. It's cool to promote a single day, but have we fallen short in promoting the truth of "Christ in me" and the indwelling Holy Spirit? I'm not against corporate prayer, or setting aside a day to pray, I have no beef with either of those things, but I feel that the church hasn't really been taught that prayer encompasses more than sitting on your knees, laying prostrate on the floor, with your eyes to the ground or to the sky. Nor has the church been taught that the prayer of a single righteous man is as powerful as the cries of a million. Some depend, yes depend, on every ministry on the internet, every pastor, every bishop, every elder, praying for them, with the ill-gotten wrong belief that their prayers don't have as much clout. A single Christian has the same Holy Spirit ...

It's funny the way some preach the gospel is like it's some Holy Diversion program. For those that don't know, in the legal system if you get convicted of a crime, or in the pre-trial phase they will sometimes offer a "diversion" program for an offender, where they go to some classes, do community service, or a variety of other things in lieu of going to jail or prison. People jump at the chance  simply because they don't want to go to jail, not because they necessarily want a change in their life or have it in their heart to help others, and definitely not for relationship building. I see not only preachers, but many Christians, preaching the gospel as a "get out of hell free" card or a Holy Diversion program. What a shame. It's insulting to what Jesus accomplished on the cross. I don't preach the gospel in this way. I preach the gospel as a powerful event that left not one stone unturned. I preach Father, Son, and Spirit. I don't spe...