Kidnapped, enslaved, and forgotten—until God spoke in a dream. The story of Patrick isn’t just history; it’s an invitation. What happens when we say yes to God, even when it leads us back to the places we’d rather avoid?
For many, worship music is just a thing we do before the message is preached. But in the Bible there are often supernatural components and manifestations that overlap with music. We take a look at a few of these Biblical stories as we kick off our new series on worship music.
As we look further at what each of the four horses of Revelation 6 represent, we begin to see a demonic cycle of sorts at play. Yes, there is an ultimate red horse coming one day, but we’ve also already seen it (as well as the other horses of Revelation) at work throughout history. In…
A new worship night is coming to Jackson, MI! Come expecting as we meet with the Holy Spirit every Wednesday night from 9pm to whenever and press into a time of extended worship in 1208 Greenwood Church’s, “Spare Oom.” There we will catch the wind of the Spirit and let Him drive our prophetic gathering…
At the end of Revelation we catch a clear glimpse of Jesus riding a white horse. For that reason, many naturally assume that the rider of the white horse amongst the four horsemen in Revelation 6 must also be Jesus. But something feels quite off here, and that feels very intentional on John’s part. Discuss…
John loves to hodgepodge Old Testament passages into Revelation and then give them a bit of a twist to capture his readers mind in a surprising way. In the case of the four horsemen, he borrows from the prophet Zechariah. But while Zechariah’s horsemen share a few themes with John’s, they’re also entirely different. We…
Demon stories throughout the gospels are often quick and sometimes confusing. In this message Jamin explains deliverance ministry by using both Scripture and the common methods and traditions of practiced deliverance ministers—especially those with Ph.D’s in counseling ministry.
Throughout the New Testament we consistently come across the term “saints.” This word, however, is more literally translated, “Holy Ones,” which has a very different meaning in the Old Testament. And that meaning pops very clearly when this word is used in Revelation 5. Join us on the Discord for more conversation! http://www.jxncloud.com/discord Learn more…
While I know it sounds odd, I find it helpful to think of spontaneity within worship leading as cooking—like you’re making a soup of sorts and the songs are the spices. You open each container and take in a quick whiff to see if the aroma will blend with the broth. Some spices you know…
In this episode, we had a brave soul that was willing to come up on stage and allow us to guide them through inner healing within their own mental sacred space. (We talked about how to create one of these spaces in our episode, “Creating a Sacred Space in the Mind,” S14, E2.) As we…
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