Hazel Irene Moon Shares

  Experiencing the Depths of the Anointing -  Gleaning from Joshua Mills' book; Moving in Glory Recently we shared about how God enjoys numbers, and as we study the scriptures we can see sets of threes, sevens, tens, and multiplications of all these. Three is a number of Completion; We serve a triune God; and we recognize God the Father, His Son Jesus and the Holy Spirit. We ourselves are a triune being, we are a spirit, we live in a body, and we have a soul. God invites us to experience salvation, baptism, and into His manifest presence of His Glory. Growing, learning, and gaining spiritual expertise, is a process at times, although some grow more quickly than others. In the Spirit realm, we studied about three dimensions which are Faith, the Anointing, and the Glory. Everything in God leads to something greater, deeper, wider and higher than before. Our searches took us to the three areas of Faith, and we are reminded that Jesus spoke of “Little Faith” of “Great Faith

  Moving in Faith – (Gleaned from Joshua Mill's book Moving in Glory Realms) Scripture tells us in Romans 12:3 God gives to each person a “Measure” of Faith. This includes the atheist and agnostic; yes they have faith rooted in humanistic theories, science and man made technologies. They trust in their own minds. But as spiritual people, we know this is foolish because; according to Proverbs 28:26 “those who trust in themselves are fools, but those who walk in wisdom are kept safe. And Proverbs 3:15; Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not to your own understanding. The kind of faith that is pleasing to God is; “God-Faith.” Faith is the starting point for all spiritual experiences. Joshua Mills identifies “Faith is the Supernatural bridge between the “NOW” and the “NOT YET. It is the spiritual force that pulls the future promises of God into our, “Here – and – Now reality.” There are three dimensions of Faith. Scripture tells us of the process as we are cha

  Lord, Please - - Soften our Hard Hearts The Bible tells us of individuals who hardened their heart and suffered. Pharaoh was one who would tell Moses, yes I will let the people go, then his heart was hardened and he refused to do as he had said. The Bible says that he hardened his heart and did not hearken unto the voice of the Lord. His heart was hardened when he decided that he would do something else besides that which God wanted him to do. 2 Chronicles 36 tells of King Zedekiah did  that which was   evil in the sight of the LORD his God,  and   humbled not himself before Jeremiah the prophet who was speaking   from the mouth of the LORD. And he also rebelled against king Nebuchadnezzar, who had made him swear by God: but he stiffened his neck, and hardened his heart from turning unto the LORD God of Israel. The Children of Israel continually hardened their hearts against Moses and refused to obey God. In the New Testament, it is mentioned often that the very disciples of Jes