puricare chronicles: SPIRITUALLY ALIVE - We who are spiritually alive can cross into the spirit realm and hear the voice of God - a world greater and more awesome than this world could ever be. We can live without fear, for we have eternal life by the blood of the Lamb. The spiritually dead cannot see what we see or hear what we hear. One day the trumpet will sound - those who are spiritually alive will hear the sound no one else hears and skyrocket into the presence of God - “For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive.” - The spirit realm is a world greater and more awesome than this world could ever be. We who are spiritually alive can cross into that realm and hear the voice of God. We can live without fear, for we have eternal life by the blood of the Lamb. The spiritually dead cannot see what we see or hear what we hear. They wander the earth by the thousands: milling in and out of the theaters and shopping malls, driving on the freeways, mowing their lawns, and dragging themselves through life. Like weary prisoners who march until they drop, the spiritually dead walk without hope defeated prisoners of a lie. They believe the lie that they will live and die, and nothing lies beyond. One day the trumpet will sound, but they will go on with their weary lives . . . typing, welding, baking, and driving as though nothing had happened. Those who are spiritually alive will hear the sound and skyrocket into the presence of God.

Wednesday, October 21, 2020

SPIRITUALLY ALIVE - We who are spiritually alive can cross into the spirit realm and hear the voice of God - a world greater and more awesome than this world could ever be. We can live without fear, for we have eternal life by the blood of the Lamb. The spiritually dead cannot see what we see or hear what we hear. One day the trumpet will sound - those who are spiritually alive will hear the sound no one else hears and skyrocket into the presence of God - “For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive.” - The spirit realm is a world greater and more awesome than this world could ever be. We who are spiritually alive can cross into that realm and hear the voice of God. We can live without fear, for we have eternal life by the blood of the Lamb. The spiritually dead cannot see what we see or hear what we hear. They wander the earth by the thousands: milling in and out of the theaters and shopping malls, driving on the freeways, mowing their lawns, and dragging themselves through life. Like weary prisoners who march until they drop, the spiritually dead walk without hope defeated prisoners of a lie. They believe the lie that they will live and die, and nothing lies beyond. One day the trumpet will sound, but they will go on with their weary lives . . . typing, welding, baking, and driving as though nothing had happened. Those who are spiritually alive will hear the sound and skyrocket into the presence of God.

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Spiritually Alive

We who are spiritually alive can cross into the spirit realm and hear the voice of God - a world greater and more awesome than this world could ever be. We can live without fear, for we have eternal life by the blood of the Lamb. The spiritually dead cannot see what we see or hear what we hear. One day the trumpet will sound - those who are spiritually alive will hear the sound no one else hears and skyrocket into the presence of God

Rod Parsley

“For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive.” - 1 Corinthians 15:22

The spirit realm is a world greater and more awesome than this world could ever be.

We who are spiritually alive can cross into that realm and hear the voice of God.

We can live without fear, for we have eternal life by the blood of the Lamb.

The spiritually dead cannot see what we see or hear what we hear.

I have seen them wandering the earth by the thousands: milling in and out of the theaters and shopping malls, driving on the freeways, mowing their lawns, and dragging themselves through life.

Like weary prisoners who march until they drop, the spiritually dead walk without hope defeated prisoners of a lie.

They believe the lie that they will live and die, and nothing lies beyond.

One day the trumpet will sound, but they will go on with their weary lives . . . typing, welding, baking, and driving as though nothing had happened.

Those who are spiritually alive will hear the sound no one else hears and skyrocket into the presence of God (1 Thessalonians 4:16-17).

Jesus, I long to live daily in Your Spiritual realm. Help me to live without fear and to obey Your voice each and every day. Amen.

Further Reading

1 Corinthians 15:22

1 Thessalonians 4:16-17

1 John 4:1

Rod Parsley has been clearly called to a pre-eminent position of leadership within the Body of Christ, as his numerous roles – including TV host, evangelist, educator, humanitarian and statesman – will attest. But he’d be the first to tell you that his prominence is solely a function of his willingness to be used by God in extraordinary ways.
He was 19 when he first led a Bible study in his parents’ backyard. In more than 40 years since then, he’s built one of the most important and far-reaching Christian ministries in the United States. He has founded and now leads outreaches with local, national and worldwide reaches.
This New York Times best-selling author has successfully advocated for federal legislation, delivered hundreds of millions of pounds of food and medical supplies to poverty-stricken areas of the world and changed the lives of thousands who will shape the cultural landscape in the next generation. He’s in constant demand to preach the Gospel in pulpits across America and around the world, and to comment publicly on the moral issues of our day. If none of those opportunities had ever presented themselves, though, he’d still be Pastor Parsley, sharing God’s Word with his beloved World Harvest Church, helping his congregation know God as he does.
His other ministries include Valor Christian College; Harvest Preparatory School, an educational institution for local students from preschool through 12th grade; Hispanic and urban-outreach ministries; a national ministerial alliance; Bridge of Hope, a world-wide missions organization.
Through Bridge of Hope, he hosts the television shows “Breakthrough” and “Rod Parsley Now” which air on the Word Network, Daystar and 1,400 other local channels and cable outlets worldwide.
Pastor Parsley is the author of more than 50 books and study guides. He is especially noted for his trilogy of books that call the Church to moral action: Still Silent No More, a manifesto for the “values voter” movement; Culturally Incorrect, a New York Times best seller, and Living on Our Heads. Other of Pastor Parsley’s books include: Be Made Whole, a personal account of his battle and victory over cancer showing scriptures and meditations that built his faith in a healing Jesus, God's End-Time Calendar, the prophetic meaning behind celestial events and seasons and his landmark book, Repairers of the Breach, rebuilding the old gospel bridge leading today’s society across the chasm of sin, back to the basics of serving Christ.
He holds a bachelor’s degree from Ohio Christian University in Circleville, Ohio, and a doctorate from Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va. He and his wife, Joni, are the parents of two, Ashton and Austin.

https://www.rodparsley.com/dailydevotion

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