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“I'm truly glad to know that God is on the inside of me. For so long, I've been thinking through teaching that heaven was a place to go to. It's amazing to know that it's not a place, but actually allowing God to guide me through life challenges by speaking to my heart from the throne room on the inside of me. For years, I thought that all that was on the inside of me was internal body organs etc. I thank God for this message and wonder how many other people have felt or thought as I did. Thank you, Thank You.”

“This message is so awesome that it brings clear understanding as to how we should apply the word to our lives on a daily basis and believe in it. THANK YOU JESUS!!!!”

“What an awesome revelation. Continue to allow the power of God work in you for His Word will not return unto Him void.”

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The Throne Room of God

I greet you all in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

I was listening to the radio a few days ago and heard someone make mention of the “throne room” of God. It immediately caught my attention.

When I was growing up, I always viewed everything in relation to God as “far away” or “up beyond the blue sky.” I also viewed him as a man sitting up there in a great big high back chair (his throne), with Jesus standing at his right hand. That was the picture that had been painted in my mind of God because of what I heard preached and taught over the years. Now I have learned that God is Spirit (St. John 4:24), and he is everywhere, even in us!

Now that I’ve developed a personal relationship with God and not just having fellowship with him, he is teaching me who he is in me! That was a profound revelation for me, to know that this AWESOME God, the Creator of the universe dwells in me and in you! This is GOOD NEWS!! 1 John 4:4 “greater is he that is in you than he that is in the world.”

23rd Psalm - Part 3 of 3

The 23^rd Psalm was written by David, Son of Jesse, who spent much of his early life tending his father's sheep. When David wrote this Psalm, he was writing from the perspective of a sheep and the flock's relationship with the shepherd. The idea of the sheep and the shepherd is actually taught in the Word of God to describe the relationship between believers and our Heavenly Father: Heavenly because he's from above and not beneath; Heavenly because he's from the higher realm of spiritual elevation; Heavenly because he's spirit. This is Part 3 of 3.

23rd Psalm - Part 2 of 3

The 23^rd Psalm was written by David, Son of Jesse, who spent much of his early life tending his father's sheep. When David wrote this Psalm, he was writing from the perspective of a sheep and the flock's relationship with the shepherd. The idea of the sheep and the shepherd is actually taught in the Word of God to describe the relationship between believers and our Heavenly Father: Heavenly because he's from above and not beneath; Heavenly because he's from the higher realm of spiritual elevation; Heavenly because he's spirit. This is Part 2 of 3.

23rd Psalm - Part 1 of 3

This message about the 23rd Psalm is written in 3 parts.  Part 1 begins here.

The Hebrew title of the book of Psalms is Tehillim, which means Praise – a sacred song or hymn. It was written to express the deep inner emotions of the human heart in relation to God! Many were written as prayers to God expressing trust, love, thanksgiving, adoration, praise and a longing for close fellowship. Others were written to express discouragement, fear, anxiety, deep distress humiliation and a cry for deliverance, healing or vindication. Others were written to express praise, adoration and thanksgiving for who God is and the great things He has done. Some Psalms contain important messianic sections that were fulfilled in their fullest meaning in Jesus Christ. Psalm 23 is the best loved and quoted passage of scripture in the Word of God along with St. John 3:16.