1. Why Is Spiritual Fencing So Important After the Tapping Retreat? Spiritual fencing means actively guarding your thoughts to stay close to God after the Tapping retreat. The retreat helps you “get up, pick up your mat, and walk” (John 5:8), where “picking up your mat” means taking control of your thoughts through spiritual fencing.…
Zacchaeus and His Desire to See Jesus In the Gospel of Luke, chapter 19, we meet Zacchaeus, a tax collector from Jericho who was driven by a deep desire to see Jesus. But what does it mean to “see”? Seeing, in this context, is more than a physical act—it is an experience, a profound encounter…
We often judge others based on our own perspective, missing the unseen struggles or intentions behind their actions. The Gospel account of Nicodemus visiting Jesus at night (Jn 3:1-21) offers a profound lesson in empathy, showing how Jesus met Nicodemus with understanding and grace rather than judgment. By exploring this encounter, we can learn to…
Reconciliation is a beautiful way to mend broken relationships and heal hurting hearts. It shows God’s endless love, which always welcomes us back. Jesus Christ, who perfectly showed God’s love, gives us a clear example of how to reconcile with others. His approach is simple yet powerful, and we can follow it in our own…
My beloved child, I see you in your struggles. I hear the cry of your heart when you ask, “Why me, Lord? Why this tragedy, this pain, this loss?” I know the weight of your questions, for I, too, walked through troubles and tough times in my life on earth. Yet, I did not ask…
One of the most intriguing aspects of the Gospel narratives is Jesus’ repeated self-reference as the “Son of Man.” This title, while seemingly humble and ordinary, carries profound theological significance. To modern ears, the phrase may sound like a simple affirmation of Jesus’ humanity. But to His Jewish audience—and to attentive readers of Scripture—this was…
If you’re involved in deliverance ministry as a Christian, you know it’s not just about praying for others—it is a battlefield. The devil doesn’t sit back and applaud our good deeds or the virtues we have worked hard to build. He is on the lookout for any weak spot he can exploit, especially lust and…
When Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” (Matthew 27:46). At first glance, these words might make it seem like Jesus felt abandoned or that His mission had failed. Some people might even wonder if He was doubting God in His final moments. But the…
In the book Power in TAPPING, one encounters a profound method of personal communion with God. TAPPING, an acronym stands for Thanksgiving, Adoration, Pardon, Praise, Intercession, New Life, and Good Action. It offers a structured yet deeply personal approach to prayer. This approach fosters spiritual renewal and growth. Among its seven steps, washing oneself daily…
Some people ask: “Doesn’t the Bible say, ‘Call no one your father on earth’ (Matthew 23:9)? Why do Catholics call priests ‘father’?” Let’s break this down logically. 1. Jesus Wasn’t Banning the Word “Father” – He Was Condemning Pride In Matthew 23, Jesus is criticizing prideful religious leaders who loved showing off. They demanded special…
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