Wanda Alger3 min read 
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Halo sister Wanda.
Your comment and prophetic admonition is very clear: “we have missed the Mark Of Holiness”.
Thank you for your motherly warning not to fall pray to the momentary, seemingly, pleasure of the ” lust of the
flesh, the lust of the eye and the pride of life”. Some time ago, about two months, I had a dream where I voiced out”
“Cry out for the fullness of the Spirit”, to those who were in the same large hall with me.
And then two days ago, while in a prayer call with some brother and sisters I heard these words: “Zion Is Awakening.”
And now I am reminded of the Spirit saying these words of Paul in 1 Cor 7:29 ” the time is short: it remaineth, that both
they that have wives be as though they had none”. And those that weep as though they weep not; and those that rejoice
as though they rejoice not; and they that buy, as though they possessed not,” Now, that will be hard for most of us. But by His Grace,
we will lay on the Alter all that’s mortal and temporary; even as Moses and many others saw behind the vail of the flesh, that
city whose maker and builder is none other than Jehovah. Shalom. Br. David
WANDA,
All you say is so true. but (Don’t you Love the “but”) I keep thinking that as a body we are guilty of becoming like groupies and making heros of people in “leadership.” Media pumps them up and other leaders use them as headliners at their conferences and chats. I watch ministries USE immature men, more than women, especially those gifted in word of knowledge and with charismatic personalities. We literally set them up to fail, and all too often they do fall. Much to their and our chagrin. And the Enemy laughs.
The Lord cares for EACH of us. Even tho leaders, the gifted ones and the larger groups of believers are all important, have their place, the Lord has His eye on where we are within ourselves. He truly does care for His flock and His standards in leadership, high. Thank You Holy Spirit for being there with and for us, oh gentle and strong of heart, in Him.
Very true. It’s easy to be blind because of our own self righteousness which is something none of us is exempt from Tragically those in elevated or power positions can insulate themselves from correction