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Knowing and Obeying the Voice of God
Rick Joyner
Monday, December 26, 2011



In this episode of Prophetic Perspectives, Rick Joyner speaks about seeking God’s voice and understanding. Every disciple of Christ needs to know God’s voice and His Word. We must take prophetic revelation together with the Scriptures. We all understand in part; because of this, not everyone will preach the same message. One message is sure though: the kingdom of God IS coming! As the kingdom of God comes, we see more clearly how the ways of man are not God’s ways. The demonstrators on Wall Street, for example, want to steal wealth from the wealthy and give it to the poor. While it may appear noble, stealing is still a sin. The wealthy know how to manage their resources. Just like in Jesus’ parable in Matthew 25, good and faithful servants can multiply their blessings.

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Interesting fact: when reach

by A (not verified) - 2012-01-03 05:35
Interesting fact: when reach are steeling from poor, it's alco called stealing. Even if sofisticated, hidden etc. And even more interesting: Who actually caused the now exsisting crisis? .... ? Certainly not the poor and neither the reach, who raighteousely distributed their wealth.... As a child i lived in socialism. I have to admit it was a beautiful life. But the idea isn't enough, isn't it? Also the idea of comunism is beautiful in theory (not far from christianity!?), but utopic in pracsis. Why? The proyect always fales thanks to greedy people. (And thanks to people, who are ready to use the violence (torturing, prisoning, forcing, brainwashing, indoctrinating...) in name of an (any) idea, to cover and hidd, protect their greediness.)

I know why they are protesting

by John Rayner - 2011-10-24 20:15
Pastor Rick, They are protesting on Wall Street, because during the bailouts money was taken from the American taxpayer and given in the form of vast bonuses to bankers - the very ones who gambled away the American economy on funny money (mortgage backed securities, untenable sub-prime mortgages, derivatives of derivatives etc). These reckless bankers have been rewarded for failing, and the American taxpayer has funded it. John Rayner, UK

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