Do We Have Free Will?

You can thank Jean Miller for giving this revelation.

I was sitting in one of her Skype faith trainings, and someone was talking about a topic of how to they get rid of the feeling that they can't do something, and I was telling them that I learned from Prophetess Ida Diego to command my spirit, mind and body to line of with the law of life in Christ.

And, then one of the guys in the training told me that the famous evangelist Smith Wigglesworth used to begin everyday by telling himself what attitude to have. "I am happy...etc." Of course, I was a little bit surprised, but I know that the body just falls into comfortable patterns, and feelings/emotions are easily influenced by outside forces.

But, we are little creators. We are creating our world. We have free will. We have the freedom to choose our attitude. We have the freedom to choose who and what to love, and we have the freedom to remain in sin, doubt and despair or to choose salvation, faith and hope.

And, I want to say again that I was boggled by this mystery of why it seemed that the ungodly enjoyed all the blessings of God that the righteous enjoy. The thing is God rains on the just and on the unjust. He gave the same laws or rules for everyone to enjoy life. And, those that choose Him above all enjoy life everlasting.

Solomon mused about this, and I think that one of Job's friends or Job had the same question, but the answer is simple. There are laws that God made that govern the universe. We are little creators, creating our realities through our thoughts, actions and practiced ways of being.

Those that live in gratitude experience bounty. Those that are ungrateful continue to lose more and more. Those "saved" and unsaved have the same sort of experiences based on which attitudes they CHOOSE. So, every day we can choose life and abundance life by living in the Kingdom of God (love, joy, peace, longsuffering, etc.) And, forgiving every single wrong that is done against us (God really). Or, we can live in dark places and experience an abundance of suffering in this age and the next.

We are taught to meditate on things that are pure, lovely, reputable (Philippians 4:8). Why? We are taught to forgive everyone that sins against us seventy time seven times in Matthew 18:22 (really, infinitely). Why? Because when you practice THE WAY of life, the ways of the Kingdom of God, it will be well with you.

Oh, and Fear Not. Do not fear. Do not be afraid. Do not entertain the spirit of fear. It will keep you from entering the Kingdom of God. Remember, in Revelation 21:8, the fearful and unbelieving are cast into the lake of fire. The servant fearful to lose his master's money in the parable of the talents was cast into outer darkness where there is weeping and gnashing of teeth (Matthew 25:30).

God sees fear as sin.

He sees being fearful as wickedness and "Do you not know that the wicked will not inherit the kingdom of God" (1 Cor. 6:9)?

So, command your spirit and in time you will gain mastery over your soul (Luke 21:19).

It is worth it to resist the devil and everything unlike Christ. It is worth it now and in the age to come. Choose Life. Follow the Way of the Lord that you might take possession of what God has given you in His Kingdom. Be strong and very courageous. Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and He will direct you. Do not rely on your own reasoning. Do not try to figure out why Yeshua commands you to do something. Do it, and you will know.

I bless you to know the truth and be free. If you would like to learn the process through which we create our realities (being made in the image of the Creator) join the Fullness of Christ Discipleship Group directed by Jean Miller. The Kingdom of God is only entered by force (Matthew 11:22)!

http://fullnessofchristdiscipleship.com/

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Catching The Train Of The End Time Army

The headless heavy armor was also another picture of modern church that required much to operate, like funding, building, programs, overhead, etc. They didn’t have the mobility for war. The end time church, however, would be free from those burdens, because it focused on manifesting Christ in us, the hope of glory!

Miller, Jean  (2012-06-19). Catching The Train Of The End Time Army (Kindle Locations 2811-2814).  . Kindle Edition.




Well, I heard someone say that the only way that every eye would be able to see Yeshua when He returns is because of modern technology. And, I could see how this connectedness is how the endtime church will rise and be mobilized the change the world.

These videos:
After sitting through the first video or faith training, I thought that the teaching was heretical, but I had always been fascinated by how New Age people were capable of producing astonishing results in their lives "miracles" so to speak while believers mostly lived defeated. And, the faith training explains it. So, I am sitting with the teachings and asking the Father to show me more. I can see by one comment on the first video that the "Christians" have already come out to throw stones.  

"Father forgive them for they know not what they do."

Ah, so, I am writing this to give a review of Jean's book which I just finished more than anything else, so let me move forward with that.

I saw Jean crushed and pass from death to life again at least three times in the book. Reading her personal account of walking with the Lord is astonishing. You want to go deeper, and, yet, you are not sure if you are ready to pay the cost.

"If we suffer, we shall also reign with him. If we deny him, he will also deny us."  -2 Timothy 2:12

THE PROS:

• It is impossible to read the book without getting caught up in Jean's visions and walk with Christ. It reads like one of the best fantasy novels, especially towards the end and fills one with hope.
• Jean offer the truth about the current state of the church in America, complete with fearful, controlling leadership and apathy, disdain or denial of the supernatural.
• Reading the book encourages one to dive deeper into the Love of God with all of one's being and to truly entrust Him with one's life.
• This book does not read like a textbook; it's very auto-biographical in nature, and, in that way, entertaining instead of boring--it still manages to challenge the basic Christian on what they believe is possible and expected of them.
• The book is an invitation to join Jean on her journey to living in the fullness of Christ. The testimonies from the people at the end were a welcomed surprised that warmed my heart and confirmed my sense that Jean was a genuine and loving teacher.

THE CONS:

• The grammar and spelling is atrocious at times. 
• It is sometime difficult to follow the story line because the book jumps from narration to stream of conscious.

I have often felt sorry that I could not connect with the authors of great Christian works after reading their books, such as Cindy Trimm. Jean Miller makes herself accessible to those that want to go deeper in the Lord. I'll follow any leader that washes her disciple's feet the way that Jean does.
 

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Who Is Like Our God

Who is like our God? He holds time in his hand.
He sets provision in front of us, He tells
goodness and mercy to hunt us down.

When you pray know that He hears and has heard and
delights that you have faith in Him to provide.
Patience mixed with eager anticipation.
Walking in the direction of that answered prayer,
He is there walking with us.

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