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Never Going Back to OK from Kim on Vimeo .Here's what Caroline from the World Race has to say about the prostitution in Thailand:
God through Caroline. from Kim on Vimeo .You can do more than pray after you have prayed, but you cannot do more than pray until you have prayed... Prayer is striking the winning blow... Service is gathering up the results!..I am to: go into all the world, and preach teh gospel to every creature. He that believes andis baptized shall be saved; but he that does not believe will not be saved. (it gets even better) And these signs will follow them that believe (that's me)! In Jesus name I will cast out devils; I will speak with new tongues; I will take up serpents(I can handly anything the enemy slides my way through Jesus); and if I drink any deadly thing, it won't even hurt me; I will lay hands on the sick, and they WILL recover. PRAISE THE LORD!
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Misty Edwards Worship Set
The theme of the Song of Solomon: to receive the kisses of God’s Word Let Him kiss me with the kisses of His mouth (Word)… (Song 1:2)1. We may cry “Father, let Jesus kiss me with the kisses of His Word.” We ask for grace to receive the Word in a way that empowers us to love Jesus with all our heart so as to walk in holy obedience to the Word of God.Jesus said to him, "You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind.” (Matthew 22:37)2. The Word of God is what proceeds from God’s mouth. Our heart can only live by that which comes from God’s mouth. Jesus quoted Deuteronomy 8:3 in His temptation (Matthew 4:4). For 3,000 years, rabbis have referred to the “kisses of the mouth” in this verse as the “kiss of the Torah”.That He might make you know that man shall not live by bread alone; but man lives by every word that proceeds from the mouth of the LORD. (Deuteronomy 8:3)3. The theme of the Song is the Bride’s cry for the kiss of God’s Word to touch the deepest place in her heart. This refers to encountering the Word in the deepest and most intimate way. In other words, to receive the Word in a way that reveals the King’s love for His Bride and awakens our heart in the 3-fold love of God (love from God, then for God, which overflows to others). Jesus is the Living Word. He is the Person who longs to be our “close friend” and who frees us from profound loneliness (John 1:1). 4. The Divine kiss is a metaphor for intimacy with God. There are 3 metaphors of intimacy with God in the Song. The Divine kiss (1:2), the Divine seal (8:6), and the Divine embrace (2:5, 8:4). 5. We are to think of God's hand touching our heart by the Holy Spirit to expand our capacity to receive His love and to give ourselves back to Him in love. It speaks of God’s invitation to go deep with Jesus. The kisses of His mouth speak of the release of God’s Word that tenderizes our hearts in God’s love. We want the deepest things that God will give the human spirit in this age. 6. We receive the kisses of God’s Word by pray-reading God’s Word or in meditation. In times of temptation, we speak this truth before the Lord. We say, “I will not yield to sin. Father let Him kiss my heart with the power of God’s holy Word. 7. We are not to think of kissing Jesus on the mouth. This is outside the boundaries of God’s Word. We renounce all interpretations of the “kisses of the Word” that come from sensual imagination. The Word of God covers many different subjects such as relationship skills, financial blessing, ministry skills or apostolic strategies for outreach (Book of Acts). The Word as it pertains to growing in these skills and insights is valuable to us. In Song 1:2, the Bride cried out specifically to receive the Word of God in a way that would reveal and impart God’s love to her heart.