If you’ve been following me on social media, you may have seen me make many comments on sonship. This is a topic known by almost no one in the church. In four plus decades in all sorts of churches, including Pentecostal, I had never heard anyone teach about this matter of sonship.
The only thing I had any knowledge of was the church realm which includes prophets and apostles and the supernatural gifts of the Holy Spirit. The biggest display of the supernatural that I had ever seen included healing miracles and calling out words of knowledge that contained prophetic insight into someone’s personal life.
You are invited to Taylor, Michigan for a global event held by Joshua Media Ministries International that has taken place every year in August and attracts thousands of visitors from many countries all over the world. In the past ten years, this event has been known as the Crusade Against Cancer but this year it is being combined with 16 other conferences into one big mega event.
Regardless of what country you live in, as long as you’re paying attention to events in the news, you’re probably aware that there’s a major war going on in the realm of opposing viewpoints. This clashing of polar-opposite beliefs and systems of thinking is particularly obvious inside the United States at this time and it’s playing out inside the government, media, educational institutions and many other aspects of society. These wars are taking place primarily in the realm of information and the primary weapons used are the platforms that transmit and disseminate the opposing ideologies.
About seven years ago, I started getting a very strong desire to greatly increase my financial giving to reputable Christian ministries that were spreading the gospel throughout the entire world and helping the poor. But in order to do that, I needed something way beyond the level of income my job was providing. I also had a growing sense that my career was never going to give me the ability to achieve all that God put me here for. Something was missing.
