Tag: Repentance

Worthwhile (and necessary) reading

by Dan, posted in Church

Over the past few weeks, I have not been released from a burden to pray for the Church, especially in America. At the beginning of this year, the Lord spoke to me about a window of opportunity for the American Church to truly repent. That window is closing. Will we repent?  Continue reading “Worthwhile (and necessary) reading” →

The road to Babylon

by Dan, posted in Church, Culture

The past couple of weeks have been contemplative for me because of issues I’ve reflected on in the last few posts. This morning I woke up with the same thoughts. They were slightly different, but when I go back and read my last few posts, especially the longer one I linked to on the Daniel Generation, it was the Spirit speaking to me yet again about our need for repentance. Continue reading “The road to Babylon” →

Dealing with the sin of church leadership

by Dan, posted in Church, Church Life

Between the vestibule and the altar
    let the priests, the ministers of the Lord, weep
and say, “Spare your people, O Lord,
    and make not your heritage a reproach,
    a byword among the nations.
Why should they say among the peoples,
    ‘Where is their God?’” (Joel 2:17, ESV) Continue reading “Dealing with the sin of church leadership” →