Posts Tagged ‘curses’

Words Of Faith Vs Positive Thinking

Wednesday, August 18th, 2010

I had practiced positive thinking, but it was proven to be powerless in face of cruel reality.

On the surface, positive thinking is similar to words of faith Christianity, but it’s very different.

Positive thinking avoid convictions. It can’t repent, or admit wrong. Everything has to be positive, even if the elephant is in the room.

It’s legalistic, which makes you feel like you are doing something… Continue reading

Meeting with the Baptist Couple

Tuesday, February 16th, 2010

Today I had a brunch (we are talking about 3pm) with the Tso couple from my church. We are baptists.

I really came out of the closet – about the fact that I don’t believe in the “one saved, always saved” and the “Rapture is for every believer” theories, and the fact that I think most of what our church teaches and doesn’t teaches have so far… Continue reading

Baptize By Blazing Fire: Demons Fill The Sky

Wednesday, February 10th, 2010

From last Friday until yesterday, Monday, I have been reading book 2-4 of the Baptize By Blazing Fire series.

The book talks about how a pastor and his small church had prayed for 30 nights in 2005. They encountered demons, many many demons, met Jesus frequently, visited heaven and hell, protected by angels, and received gifts of the Holy Spirit.

Half of the church had their spiritual eyes… Continue reading | 4 Comments

My Life Was Cursed

Saturday, January 2nd, 2010

Early morning today I was going through some of my college study notes. I used to write spiritual journal on A4 study paper and attach it in my course binder.

Going through the notes reminded me of what I had been going through each semester.

I found that my college life was a long, dark tunnel of repeated academic mediocrity, financial dependency

Truth Will Set You Free

Thursday, December 31st, 2009

Only truth you understand and believe in will set you free. You need the Holy Spirit to reveal the meaning of the word and bring light to your eyes in order to receive a piece of truth from God.

You will have to confess the truth with you mouth and walk by faith, and be a doer of the word, so that truth will

Sincere Christian? So what?

Wednesday, December 23rd, 2009

I don’t know how many sincere Christians out there, but probably are many.

Being sincere and devoted don’t guarantee you will enjoy significant breakthrough spiritually.

Derek Prince said that he had met with many sincere and devoted Christians but they never seemed to progress beyond a certain point spiritually.

There Christians usually were under a curse, tracing back to their ancestors or their own previous sins. If… Continue reading | 1 Comment

Knowledge and faith

Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009

Faith without knowledge doesn’t really perform.

Hosea 4:6 My people are destroyed from lack of knowledge.

You can have consistent faith, and keep failing one time after another, and another, and another, for many years, until you die (probably die before your time, too). What you pray for will get held up somewhere in

Generational Curses, spirits, and self-inflicted curses

Friday, December 11th, 2009

Yesterday I brought 4 books: 10 Curses That Block The Blessing, Blessing Or Curse You Can Choose,The Torch And The Sword, and Commanding Your Morning.

Recently I have been doing a lot of self-deliverance from generational curses, evil spirits, curses invoked by my own sins, and self-curses. The more I did it, the more curses I found by the revelation of the Spirit.

For example, I used… Continue reading

Demonic Strongholds, Generational Curses

Saturday, December 5th, 2009

In the past week I have been doing some research on “generational curse, demons, and Christians” and am convinced that Christians do carry spirits with them in the faculties of their mind, soul, and body.

Demons do attach to different parts of the host’s body, such as the brain. It explains why many normal Christians can have supernatural mediocrity, poor memory, unexplainable clumsiness, and all kind of other disorders… Continue reading | 2 Comments