Archives July 2019

Last week in Sunday fellowship we look at and answered to the question “What is Man’s Deepest Need?” We found that it is “spiritual identity” and it is a need placed within every human being from the day we are born. We also discussed the difference between our “deepest need” and our “greatest need”. Our greatest need is subjective and situational. This need can and does change over time. The greatest need of a fifteen year old can be drastically different than a thirty-three or forty year old. Yet, the deepest need is the same each of them. It is fixed and absolute!

This week we will finish with a look at man-made religion’s inability to acknowledge our deepest need. Remember, man-made religion has no answer for “man’s deepest need” because the question is outside of its theology, ideology, doctrine and belief. And of course, man’s deepest need is spiritual. Remember, man-made religion has no answer for “man’s deepest need”because the question is outside of its theology, ideology, doctrine and belief. And of course, man’s deepest need is spiritual. Because in man-made religion spiritual identity has to do with works of the flesh, they must find a provision for your flesh. Enter Paul’s use of the word “adoption”. Can this be the answer to understanding spiritual birth and spiritual identity? Let’s talk about it…

This week we will take a look at “What is Man’s Deepest Need”.

In my recent mission to Ghana I shared a two-bedroom living with my good brother and friend, Pastor David Griffin.  One night we were having a great discussion and as we were concluding David turned to me and said, “David, do you know what is man’s deepest need?”  At that moment I had a lot of thoughts going through my mind but none seemed satisfactory to give him an answer. So, I replied “no, what?”  His answer that came forth was piercing and complete.  It tied everything together I knew and was learning in Christ as the Son of Son my Father! The Father lead me deeper into Himself to see something which was there but yet not understood.  I had been teaching on this and talking about this word for many years.  But that night it was new dept of spiritual insight.  It’s what we call “fresh bread” right from the oven!  David’s answer echoed in the mind of my Spirit for the rest of that night.  And the rest of the trip.  So, let’s talk about it…

This week in fellowship we will hear from brother Jimmy (Jim) Moore on “Just a glimpse”.  He says this about the message he’ll be sharing.

There are times the Father is only speaking to me and I want to share the revelation and it is not His time for others , I’m not saying you can’t sew seed, but I am saying listen to the Father when it’s time to plant . Getting a glimpse and thinking it is the whole is where we get into the flesh. I just know this is the process of Sonship. Jimmy Moore

So, let’s talk about it…