Author: pjhmail
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Three types of law
Pastor John, Hey! I have a question. I’m talking back and forth with this guy on fb about the 3 kinds of laws and explained the difference. He asked where it mentions…
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Conversation Tuesday morning!
Hey, I love the thoughts you told us Tuesday morning about tapping into the love of God and believing that Jesus WANTS to heal us! I immediately thought about your translation of…
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Contentment versus complaining
Hi Pastor John, The Spirit woke me up this morning. This is what was said, “Don’t complain about anything that I have given to you.” I sat on it a while today…
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The Day of Atonements and the two sin offerings
Hi, I have a few questions related to Leviticus 16 pertaining to the sin offerings: Aaron completes the two atonements via the blood of the sin offerings for himself and his house (a bullock), and…
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Being still and being filled
Good morning Pastor John, Happy New Year! I loved last Sunday’s meeting. I was trying to get my mind to be still while walking my dog this morning. As I was thinking, “I want my mind still…
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Fixing us, not the world
Morning Pastor John, I have been watching the meeting over again today, and it touched me so much. As I watched Johnny become overcome with feeling Jesus and being more than himself,…
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Matthew Study
Hey Pastor John, Today I was cleaning out and organizing my desk and ran across some notes I had taken when we we’re doing the Matthew study. I know it’s long but…
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Christmas Eve, thanks to God
Merry Christmas John, I wanted to thank the Lord for our Christmas Eve celebration of “God’s Mystery” – His Son, that we enjoyed last night. The reading was wonderful and the music…
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Last night
Merry Christmas, John! The reading was so wonderful, last night! After the reading, I had a Christmas song in my heart. If I got the chance, I was going to request it. …
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Sunday’s meeting
Pastor John, Sunday morning, while you were preaching, the words from Paul came to my mind, where he said something like, we have been seated in heavenly places. That’s what it felt…