Warfare prayer of the soldiers of the Army of Jesus to bind and destroy the works of the devil

Let us bind and destroy the works of the devil in the name of Jesus Christ who has conquered sin, satan, curse and death on the cross

Pro  16:5  The spirit that makes one proud in heart

Quieting myself

While I was doing my morning worship yesterday, The Holy Spirit taught me some  new lessons about the connection between body, soul and spirit in human beings.  He made me observe the operations  that were going on in these three areas in me. He got me process them and connect them. In my body,  my mouth was singing a particular song. It was very much soothing and comforting to  my soul. As per the command of the soul, my body obeyed and was repeating the same song, sometimes certain stanzas and certain lines.  The soul  enjoyed  divine heavenly peace and joy and I became like a child comforted by a mother. While the body and soul were ministering  to each other like this,  somewhere in between, my spirit entered into the  supernatural realm. As electricity flows and the bulb burns when two electric wires are connected, my spirit started receiving divine revelations. This was a rare experience. Many a days I have struggled in prayer without getting this connection. Through this  the Lord taught me why this struggle happens. I was not able to calm down  my soul. The Lord taught me “quieting myself” is inevitable when I come to the Lord.

Psalm 131:2  “But I have calmes and quited my soul, like a child quited at its mother’s breast; like a child that is quieted is my soul”

The outcome of quieting oneself in prayer is  “entering into His  rest”. If we can’t enter into His rest during daily prayer by quieting our soul, the reason is rebellion.   “So we see that they could not enter in (to his rest) because of unbelief.  Heb 3:19

Let us therefore be diligent to enter that rest, lest anyone fall according to the same example of disobedience.

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Pastors, They're Coming After You!

The title of this article sounds conspiratorial and inflammatory. In fact, it sounds like a "shock" headline designed to get your attention.

Who, after all, is this ambiguous "they" I'm referring to, and why are "they" coming after "you" - referring obviously to Christian leaders? And what, pray tell, are "they" coming to do to "you"?

So I'll admit it. I did come up with the title of this article for shock value, but the fact is, you need to be shocked. In other words, the title may be sensational, but it is only sensational because it is true. 

Consider this October 26 headline on Fox News: "State of Georgia demands pastor turn over sermons."

Yes, "A lay minister who is suing the Georgia Department of Public Health for religious discrimination has been ordered by the state's attorney general to relinquish his sermons to the government, according to federal court documents."

In the words of Attorney General Samuel Olens, "Please produce a copy of your sermon notes and/or transcripts." And why is the state of Georgia demanding his sermon notes and/or transcripts?

As Todd Starnes reports, "Walsh, a Seventh-day Adventist lay minister had been hired in May 2014 by as a District Health Director with the Georgia Department of Public Health. A week later, a government official asked him to submit copies of his sermons for review. He complied and two days later he was fired."

In other words, he was not fired because of any lack of qualification. To the contrary, he was highly qualified for the job. As noted by attorney David French, Walsh's résumé included "working for former president Bush and President Obama to combat AIDS, serving as a board member of the Latino Health Collaborative, and starting California's first city-run dental clinic for low-income families dealing with HIV/AIDS," but that "wasn't sufficient to overcome the horror at Walsh's Christian views."

 Yes, Walsh was fired for the unpardonable sin of preaching against homosexual practice, based on Scripture - and note that he was preaching this to his fellow-congregants, not giving a lecture to his staff.

As Walsh's lead attorney Jeremy Dys said, "He was fired for something he said in a sermon. If the government is allowed to fire someone over what he said in his sermons, they can come after any of us for our beliefs on anything."

Yes, continued Dys, "It's an incredible intrusion on the sanctity of the pulpit. This is probably the most invasive reach into the pulpit by the state that I've ever seen." But this should not surprise us at all. I pointed out in 2013 that, "Already in April, 2009, an article in the Washington Post documented how, 'Faith organizations and individuals who view homosexuality as sinful and refuse to provide services to gay people are losing a growing number of legal battles that they say are costing them their religious freedom.' "This was confirmed by Georgetown Law Professor Chai Feldblum, appointed by President Obama to serve on the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and herself an out and proud lesbian, when she remarked that when religious liberty and sexual liberty conflict, 'I'm having a hard time coming up with any case in which religious liberty should win.'"

That's why Atlanta Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran, was fired for his personally held beliefs about sexuality and marriage. That's why Dr. Angela McCaskill, associate provost of diversity and inclusion at Gallaudet University in Washington, DC (and herself a deaf), was suspended from her job for signing a petition at her local church which called for a public vote on same-sex "marriage" (rather than for a legislative decision).

That's why Crystal Dixon, was fired from her position as Associate Vice President of Human Resources at the University of Toledo for writing an editorial in her local newspaper, taking issue with the idea that gay is the new black. And the list goes on and on, growing on a regular basis, as I and others have documented now for years. (Just check out the chapter "Big Brother Is Watching, and He Really Is Gay" in A Queer Thing Happened to America for some sobering examples.) And I used these three examples here because in each case, gay sensitivities not only trumped religious rights, they also demonstrated that, when it comes to "gay rights," even black Americans can be perceived as victimizers rather than victims (Cochran, McCaskill, and Dixon were all black).

 As we have now learned with Dr. Walsh (did I mention he's black as well?), not even the pulpits are safe. But this too should not surprise us. After all, it was just last year that Annise Parker, the lesbian mayor of Houston, along with the city attorney, David Feldman, demanded that 5 local pastors turn over their sermons, speeches, presentations, and even emails to congregants which addressed the issues of homosexuality and gender identity, among other subjects.

And it was only when Parker and Feldman came under intense national pressure that they backed down, with Parker still denying that "the requests were in any way illegal or intended to intrude on religious liberties." With all respect to the mayor's position, her explanation was absolute rubbish, and there is no question that she did intruded on religious liberties.

And as I warned last week, if Hillary Clinton is elected, this will only get worse. Even if Donald Trump is elected, abuses like this will continue on a local level for years to come. There's only thing that can stop it, and that is simply the Church of Jesus, led by its pastors and elders, standing up to speak what is right and do what is right, regardless of cost or consequence. If we do, the tide will turn. Now, I'm quite aware that I sound like a broken record, having written on this theme three times in two weeks, including this article (see here and here). But I will keep sounding the alarm until God's people wake up - beginning with the leaders - and with yet another example staring us in the face, we sleep on to our own peril, not to mention our lasting shame. In recent days, I've been reading a terrific book by Dean G. Stroud entitled, Preaching in Hitler's Shadow: Sermons of Resistance in the Third Reich. And while I am absolutely not comparing our current government to Nazi Germany and while I do not believe we will go the way Nazi Germany went, I can't help but see the striking parallels between our two countries, beginning with these incremental attacks on religious freedom, back then and today.

And so, while I am not saying that America will one day look like Nazi Germany, I am saying that very soon, America will hardly be recognizable, the antithesis of the "land of the free and the home of the brave." After all, who would have believed that in the last two years, government officials would be demanding that pastors and Christian teachers turn over their sermons, sermons notes, and private emails dealing with sexual morality and that, in the last 10 years, Christians would be fired from their jobs or kicked out of their schools because of their privately held, biblical beliefs? And so, I will say it again. It's time to wake up!

Originally published at AskDrBrown.org - reposted with permission. 

• BY PNW STAFF

Christians rally to denounce Church attack in Tumakuru, Karnataka

Tumakuru: Thousands of Christians including religious leaders of the Christian community staged a dharna along with hunger strike on 18th July, as they took to the streets in the city to condemn the recent attack on Tomlinson church at Siragate. The massive rally which started from Bishop Sargent School to Tomlinson Church in Tumakuru city on Monday culminated at the office of Additional Deputy Commissioner. Wearing black badges, Christians from different denominations including members of Catholic, Protestant, Baptist and Methodist churches from Bengaluru, KGF, Chikkaballapur, Gowribidanur and Channapatna took part in the silent protest.

They later submitted a memorandum to Additional Deputy Commissioner C Anitha. Defining the act as an attack on the communal harmony and peace, the Head of Church of South India of Central Zone, Samuel B. Pujari said, "The attack is not just an attack on the church. But it is a conspiracy to disturb communal harmony in the district. Christians have been living in the district for the last 200 years. They have served people at times the region was hit by plague." As part of the protest, the educational institutions affiliated to the Church of South India (CSI) in the district remain closed.

Worldwide increase in religious communities fleeing persecution

In 2013 the world witnessed the largest displacement of religious communities in recent memory, according to the US State Department International Religious Freedom Report released on Monday. The report highlighted numerous religious conflicts and specific attacks, as well as governmental abuses of religious freedom taking place around the world. "In almost every corner of the globe, millions of Christians, Muslims, Hindus, and others representing a range of faiths were forced from their homes on account of their religious beliefs," the report said. It gave particular mention to the war in Syria, where "as in much of the Middle East, the Christian presence is becoming a shadow of its former self." 

Sectarian violence in the Central African Republic, and anti-Muslim violence in Burma were also noted, as well as government-imposed restrictions in North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Iran and Sudan. Major incidents that were mentioned in the report included the bombing of a church in Peshawar, Pakistan, last September, in which 80 people were killed. However, the report did acknowledge inspiring acts of inter-faith solidarity. Following the Peshawar attack, members from the Muslim community formed a human chain around churches during services. In Egypt, Muslims stood in front of a Catholic church to protect the congregation from attacks.

Secretary of State John Kerry has welcomed the report, saying that working on religious freedom is an important part of the United States' global diplomatic engagement. "This report is a clear-eyed objective look at the state of religious freedom around the world, and when necessary, yes, it does directly shine a light in a way that makes some countries – even some of our friends – uncomfortable. But it does so in order to try to make progress," said Kerry. The Secretary of State also announced countries of particular concern as a result of the report. These were Burma, China, Eritrea, Iran, North Korea, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. While most of the countries have been on the list since 2006, it is the first time that Turkmenistan has been listed. The restriction on registration for religious groups and the limitations on importing religious literature were among the concerns in Turkmenistan.

There were also reports of torture of people who had been detained for religious reasons, including Jehovah's Witnesses, whose beliefs prevented them from complying with military service. The report, which is in its 16th year, assesses each country on its government's protection of religious freedom as well as incidents of religious intolerance. In the UK, there were 193 anti-Muslim incidents recorded by May 2013. There were also 529 reports of anti-Semitism, a decrease from the previous year. The murder of Fusilier Drummer Lee Rigby in London on May 22 was also mentioned as an incident of suspected Islamist extremism.

On Monday the Obama administration also announced the nomination of Rabbi David Saperstein as America's first non-Christian Ambassador-at-large for International Religious Freedom.