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God's rights as Creator, 2 of 3

10/26/2024

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The purpose of this series so we can understand the Father's role in and use of creation when dealing with mankind, and wisdom for the climate efforts going on around us. 
 
As mentioned last week, Adam's treason let sin into the earth, and death by sin*, the earth has been laboring under that burden since. *Romans 5:12
 
When God delegated the earth to mankind, there appears to be some sort of time limit involved. The Talmud* says there are 6 sets of 1,000 years each (each with a main theme) with the 7th set of 1,000 years being a Sabbath for the earth. *(Jewish oral and written traditional laws and commentary) 
 
When Satan's lie of evolution took hold 
It caused many to forget they were created, and that everything is created with a purpose and plan. Otherwise, there is no reason to create. Believing they are a product of random happenstance, it means right and wrong is what they make it. It means they have no real purpose in life. If we were a chemical accident, each person must determine 'their truth'. 
 
But we realize we are created and alive forever. Being created, it means morals, ethics, right and wrong flow directly from the Creator who is good and just. He defines morals. He defines ethics. He defines right and wrong. He created with purpose. With a plan. To have morals given by Creator means there is a plan for those morals steer man along a righteous path. If morals are man-made, a person's path in life is solely determined by them, with no higher purpose beyond themselves. That thinking divides mankind into tribes, races, and other groups that fight with each other for dominance.
 
When Adam committed treason* and opened the earth to the oppression of sin, the earth was so full of life it took years for the effects on nature to be fully known. Noah's flood was a huge change, setting in motion the weather systems we have today. Psalm 82:5 says:"The foundations of the earth are out of course." 
 
Again from Romans 8:19-22:
"For all creation is waiting eagerly for that future day when God will reveal who his children really are. Against its will, all creation was subjected to God’s curse. But with eager hope, the creation looks forward to the day when it will join God’s children in glorious freedom from death and decay. For we know that all creation has been groaning as in the pains of childbirth right up to the present time.
 
With the foundations out of course, with all that groaning and travailing as in birth, it means the earth is subject to earthquakes. 
 
But Paul reveals creation groans like a woman in birth to be set free from the curse. We are created, therefore we also groan to be set free from sin:  
 
Romans 8:23 "And we believers also groan, even though we have the Holy Spirit within us as a foretaste of future glory, for we long for our bodies to be released from sin and suffering. We, too, wait with eager hope for the day when God will give us our full rights as his adopted children, including the new bodies he has promised us."
 
It was within that context Paul went on to write about tongues and the groaning of intercession in which we participate. When Paul used the word groan to describe nature's reaction to sin, and the same word to describe us praying in the Spirit, it is clear that tongues is the deep intercession to see the Father's will be done on earth, foremost, that people will be set free from the sin that binds them. 
 
In 1991 I had a visitation with the Lord 
He spoke about these things. It was the visitation where He talked about China in the future, which I've shared several times before:
 
"....people are looking at the wall coming down (and USSR falling apart), while they should be looking at China. For China will grow into an economic powerhouse, and seek to swallow up the whole world if she were allowed. And this she must do to fulfill her role in the end times."
 
That was 1991 
Staying within the context of the days future when China would become an economic powerhouse, He switched to future things about nature:
 
"The earth and nature will become front and center in world politics. But I can tell you that up until now, for the most part, what has happened in nature has been the normal course of events due to the sin allowed into the earth. But from this point on however, some of what will be seen in earthquakes, volcanos, and storms, will be from the increasing strain of sin on the earth, having direct spiritual ties to sin in regions, as creation groans under the burden of sin. I spoke of these things when I said the love of many will turn cold due to the increase of iniquity on the earth." (Mt 24:12)
 
The Lord never interferes with man's free will. Based on what we know of angels and humans, spirit beings are eternal because they are spirit, they have free will and have the ability to talk. (Not learned talk like a gorilla, or mimicking speech, but spontaneous speech) 
 
When mankind who has been given the earth to steward by his Creator, rejects that Creator, it puts the Creator in a precarious position. Man is loose on the earth, without any sense of accountability, so sin increases. Unsaved man reacts predictably. On the one hand blatant disregard for nature, and on the other hand a belief 'mother nature' and 'the universe' is the source of all life, which becomes a religion. 
 
So when nature's increased groanings increase as it yearns for the manifestation of the sons of God, which will set it free from the curse, those who rejected their Creator, think man can fix the earth through their own efforts. 
 
But the Creator will exert proof He is Creator in the last of the last days. We will start next week with more detail about what Jesus said in Matthew 24, and look at nature's upheaval in The Revelation. Until then, blessings,
John Fenn
http://www.cwowi.org
Email me at [email protected] or [email protected]
 
 
 
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God's rights as Creator, 1 of 3, Visitation

10/19/2024

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Hi all,
 
During a visitation the Lord made a statement that has stayed with me all these years, and He has brought it to my attention as it relates to events in the future, that we might have understanding. 
 
The exchange was actually about tongues, and while that was itself life-changing for my understanding, it was the message within the message that I'm sharing today. I had been thinking on Romans 8:26-27 where it says "Likewise, the Spirit joins with our weakness, for we don't know how to pray as we should...but He makes intercession with groanings inexpressible..." The passage is about praying in tongues, which means praying in a language God gives that we never learned. Here is the exchange:
 
Me:"Why tongues? It's so controversial to some, and so different and weird sounding to others. Why tongues?" He paused briefly as if to collect His thoughts, then said:"If you can receive this, for the most part, the Father and I work by invitation in the earth, though we retain our right as Creator."
 
We can understood that 
You may be the only Christian in your family. You were placed in that family to be their intercessor, inviting the Father to become involved in their lives so He can bring them to the point of decision. Without you, they would have no one praying for them. It is a full circle:He wants them to be saved, He placed you in the family so you can pray for their salvation, allowing Him to become involved. 
 
He continued:"The earth has been delegated to man but man doesn't know how to pray as he should. So the Father had to find a way to bypass man's ignorance so man could pray for His will to be done. He does this by providing a language a person has never learned so He can fill it with His will, His thoughts, His emotions. Then they pray it back to Him, giving Him legal access into the earth and closing the loop, making it a legal transaction. This I say to you, truly, no one will be able blame us on that day, for all will be revealed. We are just and right in all things." I learned so much in that exchange, and this is the shortened version, but you get the idea. 
 
What caught my attention after this teaching was:'...we retain our right as Creator.' 
When I thought on 'we retain our right as Creator', it was like an explosion of images and memories of Bible passages involving nature running across my mind like a video in fast forward. Thoughts of Noah's flood, the Exodus and use of nature to make His point as He judged the gods of Egypt. Water from rock, quail flying low, manna. The earth opening to swallow Korah in the rebellion. The earthquake at Jericho, the sun standing still for Joshua, the use of a fish to swallow Jonah, the sun dial turned back for Hezekiah. The Star of Bethlehem, Jesus walking on the lake and commanding wind and waves, the multiplying of food and turning water into wine. 
 
Then in The Revelation with its double asteroid/comet hit on the earth, the earthquake in Jerusalem, the splitting of the Mount of Olives, the water from the throne turning the Dead Sea into a fresh water lake in the next age, and so on. 
 
Those are all things the Creator uses as Creator to exercise His authority in the earth over man while not interfering with man's free will. 
 
Satan's lie is getting people to turn from the fact they were created, to believe they are the result of an accidental cosmic chemical spill. Paul writes in Romans 1:18-30 that the most basic way to know God is as Creator. A humility is required to acknowledge we are Someone else's creation. Rejecting God as Creator is to worship self. 
 
"For the wrath of God from heaven is revealed against wickedness...against those who suppress the truth by their wickedness." The word 'suppress' was used to describe someone holding onto a rope from a ship, holding it close against the dock. It is 'kataecho', from kata and echo, 'to hold down'. 
 
God's wrath is directed at those who know He is Creator, but refuse to acknowledge Him as they hold down that truth within themselves, refusing to acknowledge Him. They choose rather to live wickedly. v19:"Because that which may be known of Him, has been revealed to them."
 
v 21:"Because when they knew God, they chose not to glorify Him as God, nor were they thankful. They became aimless in their thoughts, and their hearts became darkened." 
 
The word 'thoughts' is 'dialogismos', where we get 'dialogue', a back and forth conversation and discussion. This is a discussion within oneself, describing a person who has rejected God to dialogue within themselves and others about ungodly thoughts and ideas. 
 
It is why Paul went on to write in v23-24 they became idolaters and guilty of all sorts of sexual sins - all from rejecting God as Creator, choosing to elevate Self above knowing Him, which darkened their soul, and giving themselves over to ungodly thoughts and actions. 
 
Verse 28 says:"Because they did not want to retain God in their knowledge (He gave them what they wanted), He gave them over to a depraved mind and they do the things that result."
 
A person who rejects God as Creator reveals what a small person they are. A small thinker and not intellectually honest. They worship self, for they cannot believe in anything beyond what they can think and know. They cannot conceive that they don't know about space and time and eternity and God, so they reject thoughts about Him. 
 
If it is beyond their immediate understanding, it is rejected. An atheist or one who rejects God as their Creator, can think of nothing higher than self. They alone determine if something exists. They alone determine if it does not exist. They alone determine if something is right or wrong. Their opinion is closed to possibilities beyond themselves. What a sad state of existence. 
 
Next week is about creation groaning under the strain of sin, and another visitation about natural events in our day. Until then, blessings,
John Fenn
cwowi.org and email me at [email protected] or [email protected]
 
 

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When leaders fall-Follow up:Saul & the Holy Spirit

10/12/2024

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Hi all,

I wanted to follow up about the internal process we seen when leaders fall, as that process can be seen in the life of King Saul, Israel's first king. 
 
Though the presence of God was with him, his character never changed. He never dealt with core issues. He never let the presence of God in his life truly change him. It was easier to deal with issues 'out there' like the Philistines and such, than deal with his internal issues.
 
Poor self image and fear of man
I Samuel 9:2 says of the future king:"...Saul, as handsome a young man as could be found anywhere in Israel, and he was a head taller than anyone else." NIV 
 
He may have been a giant, like Goliath, nearly 10' or 3m tall. Take a whole nation of people, look at the tallest people, and 1 person is head and shoulders taller than that next tallest person. That's the future King Saul. 
 
Flash forward to his downfall where the prophet Samuel made this statement to him:"When you were little in your own eyes weren't you made over the tribes of Israel, as King of Israel?"
 
"When you were little in your own eyes". This shows us this big handsome young man had a self-image issue. This led to a fear of man, a deep insecurity because he did not have within that strong love of self. 
 
When Samuel had anointed him with oil and proclaimed him king, Saul met his uncle before the anointing had been made public. They talked business about some lost donkeys, but I Samuel 10:16 says:"...but of the matter of the kingdom, he did not tell him." 
 
Wouldn't you think any young man just told he would be king, would rush to his family to tell them? But Saul did not. We can see that poor self-image and fear of man at work. 
 
Saul was not letting the presence of God on him change how he thought about himself. 
 
We flash forward again to coronation day
In I Samuel 10:22 the people gathered to see their new king, but he could not be found. Samuel had to ask the Lord, who gave him a word of knowledge:"He is hiding with the stuff." The 'stuff' means the supplies, where they parked their carts and tents and food supplies - their new king was so afraid of the people at his coronation, he hid himself out of the way among the supplies! 
 
He was still not letting the presence of God change how he thought about himself. He was still little in his own eyes. 
 
Three chapters later, In I Samuel 13:11-14, Saul has reigned for 2 years, and has had some success against the Philistines. But once again the Philistines are preparing to battle Israel. Samuel tells King Saul that he will come in a week to offer sacrifices to the Lord before Israel goes to war. Samuel is late, and Saul saw that all the people started to turn away and walk back home. 
 
He was still not letting the presence of God change his self-image or the fear of man.
Fearing the people when they started to leave him, Saul himself made the sacrifice, just as Samuel arrived. Saul blames Samuel being late rather than taking responsibility and admitting his sin. Samuel tells him because of this, God will not continue Saul's family line as kings. He tells him the Lord has sought out another man, after His own heart, to be the next king. I Samuel 13:14
 
The last failed test
In I Samuel 15 King Saul is commanded to destroy Amalek, who had fought against Israel about 400 years earlier when they were just out of Egypt. God swore to Moses back then in Exodus 17:16 that He Himself would war with Amalek from generation to generation. 
 
Saul disobeys Samuel's word from the Lord, and saves the king (and his family) alive, as well as the best of the animals. When confronted, Saul once again blames someone else - the people saved the best of the animals for sacrifice. Samuel's reply is known to most every Christian:
 
"To obey is better than sacrifice...for rebellion is as witchcraft..." (Witchcraft is the manipulation of God's Word or others for one's own uses and desires. Saul was manipulating God's command by telling half truths. Paul said the Galatians had been bewitched in Galatians 3:1 by Messianic believers who were causing them to leave grace to go back under the Mosaic law)."
 
This sin resulted in God's presence leaving Saul immediately, and v33 says the prophet Samuel never came to see him for the rest of his life. In the next chapter, 16, David is anointed, in chapter 17 Goliath is defeated. The rest of I Samuel, chapters 18-31, are about Saul trying to kill David until Saul and his sons are killed in battle. 
 
The lesson for this discussion is...
King Saul never let the presence of God in his life to change his self-image or his fear of man. This is what we see in fallen leaders. It is the process also at work in all of us who call Christ our King. Every one of us has a degree of King Saul working in him. 
 
Our old nature is in the process of letting the Spirit of God, the anointing on us, change us. It is a life-long process. Saul never yielded, to that, never forced himself to think what God said about him. Never took his old thoughts about himself captive to what the Lord said about him. 
 
Saul wanted to maintain being 'little in his own sight', and having the fear of man while also reigning as King. Isn't that human nature? We boldly proclaim in song*:"He has made us a kingdom of priests to God, to reign with the Son" as we battle our character flaws. *From the song; Is He Worthy?
 
Unlike Saul, we have Christ in us and can allow ourselves to be changed, bringing old thoughts captive, forcing ourselves to think thoughts of New Testament realities in their place. As I said at the start of the series 'When Leaders Fall', it is about lust in the heart, and then the action that became public. Paul wrote to Timothy that when an elder falls, make it known 'that others may fear'. That fear, is being aware God is working in all our hearts in these same types of things. 
 
It is in the fear of God we can walk humbly with Him, knowing from which we have been saved. When Peter was told how he would die by the Lord in John 21:18-22, Peter asked about the apostle John. Jesus told him:"What if I wanted him to remain alive until I come. What is that to you? You must follow me." 
 
In the Greek it is much simpler:"You me follow." (sy moi akolouthei)
 
You me follow. Sounds like good advice. New subject next week, until then, blessings,
John Fenn
cwowi.org and email me at [email protected] or [email protected]
 
 

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October 12th, 2024

10/12/2024

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When leaders fall, 3 of 3

10/5/2024

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Hi all,

I've shown the Lord's intent when a leader falls, to expose a leader's lust, revealed in them acting on that lust. We've also covered a church response, how and why things are handled as they are.
 
Paul wrote in what was a private letter to Timothy who was overseeing the dozens of home based churches in Ephesus:"Do not entertain accusations against an elder unless it is brought by two or three witnesses. Those who are sinning you are to reprove before everyone, so the rest might have fear." I Timothy 5:19-20
 
The fear is the fear of God, and fear for their own walk, that they keep themselves from similar sin. The NIV words it as 'a warning'. 
 
And that's the first response for us all
When a brother or sister's sin reaches the point it becomes public knowledge, our response should not be amusement. It should not be confusion. We should look at our own lives, to be sure we are not throwing stones at fallen leaders while hiding our own 'secret sins'.
 
"Lightness" concerning the things of God 
"Behold, I am against those who prophesy false dreams and tell them to all, which causes my people to err by their lightness. They don't help my people at all." Jeremiah 23:32
 
The word 'lightness' is also translated as 'recklessness' and 'extravagance'. The Father says He is against those who treat Him and the things of Him with a casual, nonchalance attitude. The error is they pass on that lightness, that casual attitude about the things of God, to others. 
 
We see a casualness in so many leaders in the auditorium church culture - a lightness about the things of God, a recklessness about speaking in the name of God. They exploit His grace while ignoring His holiness. A lightness, a casual attitude towards God and the things of God, is from a lack of revelation. People ask 'Where is the fear of God?', and that answer is - the fear of God requires a revelation of God. To know Him is to fear - have reverential respect - for Him and His ways. 
 
Claiming 'God showed me' or 'God gave me this dream' or 'God told me' are very serious things. This lack of the fear of God in leaders leads to long held lust in the hearts manifesting in grievous sin. When the priest Korah led a rebellion against Moses and Aaron, Moses replied in Numbers 16:9:
 
"Is it a small thing to you, that God has separated you to bring you near to Himself to serve in the tabernacle..." 
 
Korah and his followers were driven by ego, the arrogance of his position as a priest, causing him to think casually about the call on his life, and the things of God. We see this same 'lightness' or 'casualness' about the things of God in Christians using His name in vain by saying 'Oh my God' as an exclamation. We see it Christians calling the Father 'daddy', not understanding the use of 'Abba' in scripture. We see it in extravagant lifestyles of some pastors. That lack of the fear of God combined with ego, causes the kind of self-deception that causes a minister to have an affair with no consequences. 
 
Truce versus Victory
Many Christian men and woman call truce with sin rather than pushing ahead to victory. Desires of the body will always be present, but controlling them and the thoughts that go with them, is the key. In Hebrews 11:26 it says Moses forsook Egypt because:"He valued the reproach (insults, persecution for being associated) of Christ greater than the riches of Egypt, because he was mindful of the (ultimate) reward." Moses had a revelation of God. He was serious about heaven.
 
"Do not love the world nor the things in this world. If someone loves this world the love of the Father is not in him." I John 2:15
 
That sounds harsh in English, but the Greek brings clarity. The word used for 'world' all 3x is 'kosmos', and means 'the world's system' or we might say, 'the culture of the world'. And the word 'love' is 'agape', the unconditional love of the Father. He is saying you can't be in love with the world's system and things in the world on the one hand, while also unconditionally loving the Father and His things at the same time. 
 
Jesus said the same thing in Matthew 6:21:"Where your treasure is (what you value most), your heart will also be." and in v24:"No one can serve two masters. He will hate the one and love the other, or at least while holding to one he will despise the other."
 
In Romans 13:14* Paul wrote about the process in which a lust becomes an action:"Put on the Lord Jesus and don't make provision for the lust of the flesh." The Greek word translated 'make provision', is pronoian. It is from 'pro' which means 'before' and 'noia' which is 'thought'. Literally, don't think ahead of time how you will fulfill the lust of the flesh. *Greek:epithumia; desire, lust, eagerness to do.
 
I led a man to the Lord who had a habit of getting drunk at a party every Friday night after work, with his work friends. They would start talking about plans for Friday at the start of the week on Monday. They were thinking ahead of time how they were all going to take the beer to this place or that and party and get drunk.
 
My help was in arranging an alternative to that Friday night party. You see, the Bible doesn't say just to stop sinning, but to stop sinning and replace that action with a righteous action. John the Baptist said to bring fruit proving their repentance. Paul wrote to lay aside the old lusts and put on the new man, in Ephesians 4 and other places. So instead of thinking ahead of time to make provision for the flesh, he became involved in a Friday night Bible study at a church, and it changed his life. 
 
I have shared many times about visitations with the Lord in the last 2 years, where He said He is asking His people to judge themselves. 
 
This is what is happening. The things of the Lord are serious. Walking out our salvation with that seriousness is being required of us. A great divide is coming, as He said and I wrote in the July newsletter. It is that divide in part between those who are cleaning up their lives, and those who love the present world's system and the things in the world. 
 
Remember that our Father, our Lord, the kingdom in which we are citizens, values a cup of water to the thirsty. Kingdom values include providing food, visitation, clothing to brothers and sisters in the Lord. Kingdom values are relationship based in meekness and lowliness of heart, like our Lord.
 
The world loves the show, the presentation, the facade, enticing others to participate in that facade while hiding sin and misery and broken hearts behind it all. The choice is clear, and some pastors are being judged, but we should see the exposure of their lusts and take inventory of our own hearts. Walking with God, knowing the Father and Jesus, is not a light thing. Treat the things of God with the seriousness and reverence deserved. 
 
New subject next week, until then, blessings,
John Fenn
http://www.cwowi.org and email me at [email protected]
 

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