Most people have a deadly disease and do not realize it. This is the disease that prevents them from seeing God for who He is. This is the disease that prevents them from seeing Jesus as their True Elder Brother. Before we reveal this disease lets read again from the Parable of the Prodigal Son:
The [...]
October 20, 2009
Categories: Elder Brother, God Sense, Prodigal God, Stiff-Necked, Stiffnecked, communion, god . Tags: celebrate, come to your senses, communion, Elder Brother, Father, Feast, Forgiveness, God of the Living, God Sense, Lords Supper, Love, Now, past, Prodigal Father, Prodigal Son, repentance, Salvation, Stephen, stiff necked Jews, stiff neckitis, stiff-neck, wilderness wanderings . Author: mudpreacher . Comments: Leave a Comment
Back before there were vaccinations and skilled Physicians, there was the Power of God’s Word, and Faith in God. While wise use of medicine and Doctors is certainly a great way to stay healthy, perhaps we should also consider what David learned way back when…He set his love and trust upon God. He desired to [...]
October 13, 2009
Categories: David, Father's Heart, Fear, Power of God, god . Tags: Disease, Dwell in Safety, Fear, god, H1N1, Health, Jehovah, King David, Man After God's Heart, Name of God, Pestilence, Plague, Power of God, Protection, Psalm 91, Sickness, Swine Flu, Vaccination . Author: mudpreacher . Comments: Leave a Comment
Elder Brothers must realize they can be all righteous and moral but inwardly be walking corpses, dead to God! Our morality is worthless without a LIVING RELATIONSHIP with our LIVING FATHER!
October 5, 2009
Categories: Elder Brother, Flesh, Holy Spirit Power, Obedience, Power of God, Power of Holy Spirit, Prodigal God, Relationship with God, god, mudpreacher . Tags: Adoption as Sons, Anger, Assurance, Baby Christians, Child, Coldness, Dead yet Living, Death to Self, Elder Brother, Elder Brother Type, Flesh, Holy Spirit, huios, huiosthesis, Jesus Christ, Living Yet Dead, Milk, Prodigal, Selfish, son, Spirit, teknon, Two-Face, Walk in Spirit . Author: mudpreacher . Comments: Leave a Comment
When I was twelve, my hero was Albert Einstein. I was the ultimate sickly nerd in Junior High, so I pursued more cerebral subjects, such as evolution. I tried to read Darwin’s Origin of the Species when I was 13 ( I got through 3 or 4 chapters – very difficult for a 13 yr [...]
October 2, 2009
Categories: Creation, Evolution, god . Tags: Albert Einstein, Ardi, Ardipithecus, C. Owen Lovejoy, Creator God, Darwin, descend from apes, Evolution, Evolution Theater, fossil remains, hominids, human evolution, Origin of the Species, Science Magazine, Smithsonian . Author: mudpreacher . Comments: 1 Comment
The Elder Brother angrily argued with his Father because he was lavishing a wasteful feast upon his wayward younger brother. The Father had never done such a thing for him, the obedient Elder Brother. His appeals to stop the feast went unheeded, because the Father was intent upon celebrating the finding of his [...]
October 1, 2009
Categories: Abraham, Elder Brother, Prodigal God, god . Tags: god, Abraham, Communication, Elder Brother, Father's Heart, Anger, Abram, Lot, Rescue, younger brother, Feast, Banquet, Abraha, Righteous Lot, Sodom, Gomorrah, Destroyed, Sulk . Author: mudpreacher . Comments: Leave a Comment
What was the difference between the younger and the elder brother that meant that one could enjoy the feast and the other could not? The Prodigal or younger son feasted with the Father, while the Elder Brother did not go in, even though the Father begged him.
Why is it that some Christians experience the power [...]
September 27, 2009
Categories: Elder Brother, Prodigal God, Relationship with God, Sanctify, god . Tags: Banquet, Elder Brother, Feast, Jesus Christ, Lord, Love, Ownership, Prodigal, Relationship, Sanctification, Sanctify, Serve the Lord . Author: mudpreacher . Comments: Leave a Comment
As an Elder Brother I must confess I was never close to my earthly father, especially growing up. He was typical of most fathers at the time-not touchy feely, not very open, a man of few words; but when he spoke, you obeyed because you feared the consequences. Even as a young man working for [...]
September 22, 2009
Categories: David, Elder Brother, Father's Heart, Love, Prodigal God, god . Tags: Cry, Heart, Prodigal God, Prodigal Son, Elder Brother, Jim Tompkins Sr, Touch, haptomai, David and Jonathon, Tears . Author: mudpreacher . Comments: Leave a Comment
As an Elder Brother, I believe we think that sometimes we can get away with disobeying the rules. We tend to think we are above the law because we are naturally so responsible and driven. We don’t want some stupid rules getting in the way of what WE THINK is important. I know the Pharisees [...]
September 19, 2009
Categories: Elder Brother, Power of God, Prodigal God, Samuel, Saul, god . Tags: Adulterous Woman, Amalekites, Disobey, Elder Brother, Faith, Impatience, Obedience, Prodigal God, Samuel, Saul, Wait . Author: mudpreacher . Comments: Leave a Comment
Elder brothers are never lost for an opinion. Too often they shoot first and tend to the wounded second. The elder brother’s words must have hurt the father deeply. They were spoken in anger and with attitude.
Peter was an elder brother. He was quick to spout his opinion, right or wrong. His mouth often got [...]
September 18, 2009
Categories: Elder Brother, Love, Prodigal God, god . Tags: transfiguration, Peter, Speech, Elder Brother, Tongue, Interruption, Good Speech, Attitude, Anger . Author: mudpreacher . Comments: Leave a Comment
Jesus warned His followers to NOT be like the hypocrites. (Matthew 6:5) He didn’t name names, but I think everyone knew He was pointing at the religious leaders (Pharisees, Sadducees).
Anyone who has ever been in a foreign country with different language and customs can relate to what Jesus was talking about. When you go to [...]
September 15, 2009
Categories: Elder Brother, Jesus Christ, Prodigal God, god . Tags: Jesus, god, Prodigal Son, Elder Brother, Parable, Prodigal, Hypocrite, Pharisee, Sadducee, Matthew 6:5, Journey . Author: mudpreacher . Comments: Leave a Comment