Regarding splinters: I just remember that Jesus is a carpenter and he would see a splinter as something to bind and to heal. His view is not our view, and as His back was leaned against the cross, I wonder, "Were there any splinters in that old rugged cross?" Then as His blood saturated the wood, did the wood come to life as Aaron'...s staff did? Sometimes we forget about the cross and its true significance in the scheme of things. He is about the life that comes out of death, and unless we lay our life down, we will never find it. Let whatever hurt that was done in the past be healed in Jesus name, so much that even the scars are gone - after loving Him, we love everyone else - without that love, well you know the rest.
Joel announced that God would pour out His Spirit. Nobody need chase the Holy Spirit or get Him into a corner to persuade Him to help. He is chasing us, persuading us, wanting us by His side to make the end times what He means them to be – decades of non-stop revival fires breaking out everywhere, over and over again. This is God’s thermal age, the age of fire. REINHARD BONNKE
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