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  • Wisdom from the Giver of Life about Death

    Pastor John,

    When my friend and ma’am Natalie died, it felt like God was teaching me and letting me see how the wicked and the righteous died looks like. The fear that I felt at that time was fear of how true the word of God is and how the enemy works in wicked people.  I experienced how they criticized me and say false about me.  It really change my perspective about life and death.  How precious life is, to be wasted in sin.  How precious life to live in righteousness and Holiness in Spirit.

    Leika

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    Yes, Leika. If two people, a Saint and a sinner, are dying, even if they have the same disease, it is not the same. God is doing something very different in the lives of those two dying people.

    Solomon encouraged Israel to spend time contemplating death, for “that is the end of all men.”  You are a wise young woman to be doing that.

    Pastor John

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    Leika’s reply: 

    As Psalm 90:12 says” So teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom.”

  • The New Book on Slander

    I am sitting here reading the new book, Slander: What It Is and How It Works*.  I am already about a third of the way through it. I feel so thankful and blessed to be able to read it and understand what God has given us through you, John!  The dream He gave Jimmy and the wisdom and knowledge He has given us through you is amazing.  As you have said, “To you, it has been given.”

    My hope is that we can get rid of every form of Slander among us. I don’t want any!

    Thank you, John

    Stuart

    * https://www.goingtojesus.com/gtj_books.html?tname=slander

  • A Dream from God

    Hi, Pastor John.

    In my dream I was at a large meeting with a lot of people that I didn’t know, but I also had the feeling that there were people there that I did know.  The Spirit of God was present and people were speaking in tongues, testifying, singing songs together, and such like.  Suddenly, I felt the Spirit move upon me unlike that I had ever experienced before.  I can’t explain it, but it was more than what I was hearing, seeing, or feeling in this place.  I rose up and yielded to what I was feeling and totally submitted to it.  The feeling in my body was total peace; total peace of pain, total peace of conflict, total peace with this world . . .total peace.  And with this total peace, I felt total rest in my heart and soul.  My body and mind were numb from God’s peace and presence. 

    As I was looking at the same scene of others praising God in this place, I stood up and attempted to testify of what I was feeling and why I was feeling it to God’s people there.  As I was trying to convey with tears to the audience, I kept getting interrupted by a song, or a testimony, or someone or something else; some activity.  However, I do remember saying, “I have had experiences with God and feeling the things of God in my heart and body a large portion of my life, but I have never felt this before–it is more than this (pointing to everyone praising God).  Expecting others to listen to my words and my heart, the people there (one-by-one) went on with singing, testifying, and ignoring me.  Each time that I tried to tell what I was feeling, hearing, and seeing, I was interrupted.  I shook my head and bowed my head in tears, “God, they don’t want to know more than what they are doing now.”

    I woke up in tears, still feeling the effects in my body and heart.  It has taken over a day or so for that feeling to subside.  I pray it comes back.  I know there are times to rejoice, times to sing songs, times to speak in tongues and praise God.  We need it and others need to see, hear, and experience it, especially with each other.  Jesus is worthy of all praise from our lips.  But I know there is more to God than those things, especially after this dream.  His Government is always expanding: His truth, His love, His compassion, His mercy, His knowledge — everything God is is ever expanding.  It’s like when you wrote your first book, Spiritual Light*, you thought you had fulfilled your main mission that you were created for.  If you would have stopped there and been satisfied with that one book, we wouldn’t have the other books and knowledge that God gave you for us (and God’s people).  Look at the bank of wealth God has given to you (us) over the years and the additional books that you wrote that are posted now online. 

    I pray we are not just satisfied with what we have now, which is so very rich and good.  Most of God’s people do not enjoy the liberty of The Spirit that we have everyday, but I pray that we continue to seek the increase of God’s government as God mercy gives to us and totally yield our hearts and minds to that.  It will always lead us closer to Him. 

    Love always,

    Billy M.

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    Thank you for this, Billy.  It is an important message for us, and all of God’s people everywhere.

    Pastor John

    *Going to Jesus.com – Spiritual Light

  • Isaiah‬ ‭3:24

    I was reading in Isaiah this morning, and I read this and it made me wonder if this is this where monks got their “lowly” status and clothing from?

    “Instead of perfume there will be rottenness; and instead of a belt, a rope; and instead of well-set hair, baldness; and instead of a rich robe, a skirt of sackcloth; and branding instead of beauty.” — Isaiah 3:24 ESV

    It was oddly specific to what they wear.  I realized before that it was talking about women, but I can’t tell if this verse was directed to the preceding ones, or talking about men too?  It said turbans and that was predominately a male headdress correct?

    Much obliged,

    Jonathan Sellers

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    Hi Jonathan.

    What a great thing it is for young people to be reading the Scriptures and really thinking about what they read!  Thank you!  There is a reward from Jesus for that when it is done sincerely.

    As for turbans, they may be for men or women, though styles will differ for each.  In the verses from Isaiah 3 (our translation is below), God is denouncing only the proud women in Jerusalem.  He has plenty to say to the proud men in other places, as I am sure you have read.

    Isaiah 3

    16. Moreover, Jehovah says, because you are haughty, O daughters of Zion, and walk about with stretched-out neck and wanton eyes, walking and mincing as you go, and with their feet, they jingle their anklets.

    17. But my Lord will strike with a scab the scalp of the daughters of Zion, and Jehovah will expose their private parts.

    18. In that day, my Lord will take away finery: the anklets, and the headbands, and the crescent-shaped ornaments,

    19. the pendants, and the bracelets, and the veils,

    20. the tiaras, and the armlets, and the sashes, and vials of perfume, and the charms,

    21. the rings and the nose-rings,

    22. the festal robes, and the mantles, and the cloaks, and the purses,

    23. and the mirrors, and the fine linen, and the headdresses, and the shawls,

    24. and it will be that instead of a sweet aroma, there shall be rottenness; and instead of a girdle, a rope; and instead of well-set hair, baldness; and instead of a fancy robe, a wrap of sackcloth; branding instead of beauty.

    25. Your men shall fall by the sword, and your mighty men in battle,

    26. and her gates shall mourn and lament, and she will sit on the ground, purged.

    Thank you for the question, Jonathan.  It was a thoughtful one.

    Pastor John

  • Thank You – 1Tim. 3:16

    I was reading the Doctrines of the Bible in a Bible given to Brad many years ago by a Pentecostal minister. It quoted 1Timothy 3:16 (“God manifested in the flesh”) in answering the question “who was Jesus?”. This confused me as it sounded like Timothy was saying God was Jesus and I know that’s not true.

    I took out my KJV and went to 1Timothy to read the entire verse and reading it didn’t really help. I know Timothy is talking about Jesus and   felt like the way entire verse reads perhaps there could be the word “as” instead of the comma after flesh and before justified – God was manifest in the flesh as justified in the Spirit.

    So, I went to goingtojesus.com. Went to our translations and read the verse there. It is exactly what the KJV has. Now I wasn’t sure what to think. But thankfully there is a video of your teaching this chapter and my question was answered!!!! You knew this phrase would be a stumbling block for young people in the Lord like me and you spoke directly to it!

    I want to say thank you for your teachings and  thank you for the brothers and sisters that worked to provide these clips in our translation. It is a wonderful thing to have such knowledge readily available! I wish more people would eat of it.

    Love you,

    Allison

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    Thank you, Allison, for writing. Yes, that verse is abused by Christians when they use it as evidence that Paul believed and taught the bizarre doctrine of the Trinity. God was manifested in Jesus, and He is supposed to be manifested in all His children. Jesus told his disciples, “If you have seen me, you have seen the Father” because he perfectly represented the Father’s character and power.  After reading that scripture to a congregation one time, my father, “Preacher Clark”, asked them, “Has anybody seen God in you lately?” 

    People seeing the Father in us does not make us the Father any more than seeing Him in Jesus made Jesus the Father. We are all supposed to be manifesting the Father to people, and if we do that, Jesus said that men will glorify the Father.

    Let’s walk in the Spirit as Jesus did, so that people can see in us what God is really like!

    Thank you for writing. 

    Pastor John

  • Saturday Morning Coffee and “I Gotta”.

    Pastor John,

    Beginning any sentence with the words, “I gotta” (I have to), encourages us to place and carry ungodly burdens on ourselves, or tries to convince others of our ungodly burdens.  It is good to know to lay that kind of talk (and its effect) down. 

    That reminds me of years ago when the Lord corrected me about saying “I have to work” whenever my work schedule conflicted with other things.  He let me know I didn’t have to work, I get to work.  It is a blessing to be able to pay your bills and eat.

    It is funny how a few words can set the tone and attitude (spirit) of a conversation.

    Thank you for that thought Saturday morning.

    Jerry

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    Hi Jerry.

    If the Son of God sets us free, we are free to put the will of God first, in everything.  That is the “liberty of the sons of God”.  To walk in that liberty is to taste of our eternal rest.

    Pastor John

  • There Was Jesus

    Morning!

    I wanted to say how much I have been blessed by Jonathan and Karlee singing “There was Jesus”.  The words to that song are so very true.  It reminded me of my own life and how so many times when I was a teenager trying to find my way.  I made mistakes and I made some good choices along the way and every time “There was Jesus”.  Being a teenager/young adult is not easy with all the things in your face pulling on you….but Jesus knows exactly where you are.  He is so good!  I am so thankful Jesus was there, and he brought me to where I am today, happy in him.  When you have been disappointed, hurt in various ways, people who you thought were your friends turn on you or leave you, and Jesus comes and takes your hand, there is no other comfort this world can offer.  I found out what was REAL and true and what true is love.

    I looked up the writer of this song, and he has a sweet testimony.  Jesus help him. 

    Thanks to Jonathan and Karlee and Brother Gary also for singing and playing this song.  It really touched my heart, especially coming from them.  This is an experience song……

    Love you all,

    Amy B.

  • Teaching on the Kings

    I sure love your teaching on the Kings!*  Two statements of yours:

    “I’m not lucky, I’m obedient! “

    “Go ahead and get in your place and ask God for a blessing! See what happens!”

    Those are just two things that thrilled my soul!  That isn’t even the main course.  It’s full of gold!

    I am on the 12th video and I want to listen again because I don’t want it to end – but want to get to the next bite too!  What a spot to be in!

    Heard that song, “Come and Dine” and it brought tears to my eyes.  I see that song in a whole other way now.  If we even hint we are hungry, Jesus lays out the whole banquet table.  It really is true; we can feast at Jesus’ table anytime.

    Beth D.

    *Follow the link below for our online store where you will find Pastor John’s teaching on the book Kings:

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  • This Weekend

    Pastor John,

    I loved the feelings this weekend!  There were so many good things.  How sweet to be there when our new brother Mark was born!  What a precious sight!  The songs, the testimonies, the wonderful message on Thursday!  Thursday night when you said all of this is for us, that Jesus had mercy on us and brought each one of us here together to be fed by you, all I could say was, wow!  There is so much love in that!  I feel like I did when I found out my name had been written in the Lambs book of life since the beginning of time! I’ve been feasting on that thought for days!  It felt so good to be there with my family.  I just wanted to hug everyone and hold on tight!  

    Feeling very thankful!  Love you! 

    Michelle

  • Four Soils and Choices

    Good morning,

    I heard something on the Kings* teaching that went with what you were teaching about the four kinds of soils last night.  I had never heard it and it brought such relief when I did.  It is so good to me, I am almost afraid to say it because I don’t want to have it wrong.  I want it to be true.

    You said our choices determine what kind of soil we are.

    I hope I have that right!

    If I do, I never knew that.  I thought we were just one of those soils, and I have prayed and prayed for Jesus to let me be good soil.  If that is true, what relief!  I don’t even really know why that is so good to me, but inside, I feel like how I picture Uncle Joe did in that hospital room, full of cancer, there is still hope!

    I have been sitting on that a couple of days but since you brought up the four kinds of soil, it’s my chance to write you about it and see if that is right?

    Either way, I am praying to be good soil!

    Beth D.

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    HI Beth.


    I believe that all of God’s children can be the good soil that Jesus spoke of in his parable. So, yes, there is great hope for us all to be the kind of person that pleases God.  Of course, some of God’s children choose to go another way and become bad “soil”, but that doesn’t ever mean they have to.  Our choices do very much determine our spiritual condition.

    I love the simple fact that if we just follow the Spirit, we will live in peace with God forever, regardless of how much or how little we know about anything.  It really is a matter of the heart.

    Pastor John

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