Comments on: The Priests of the Lord (Part 1)

By: paula

paula — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 08:50:07 +0000

wow Chip
Thank you so much for putting in words what my heart is seeing, but unable to articulate.
I see I see I see
From the first word to the last the truth was there,

A bolt of lightning hit me this morning (not literally)

The most quoted scripture in the bible is

“Which church fellowship do you attend?”

(But you know something I can’t find it anywhere in my bible)

Out of the heart the Mouth does speak.

This has been our Idol this has taken our Love. our devotion, our hearts, our LIfe.
He, Christ wants it back (It was not the church that was crucified but Jesus)
He has my heart and I am enjoying being a Mary sitting at His feet

By: Leed

Leed — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 07:16:18 +0000

I hope you are reading this Chip:

You are nailing the truth – we – that is the true remnant, need to hear this. The Lord’s need is where the true remnant, already, are!

Your article opens to us the vision, that wherever we are, that is where the Lord has us. This is where His need is! We are pilgrims & those in our circle of influence are Jesus’s need. They need our love (which is His) whether they are aware of the need or not. Our love is a reflection of His righteousness – & His righteousness puts all sinners to shame.(that perhaps they may repent)

Let the Father’s grace for us – extend & deepen our grace for others.

By: Blenda

Blenda — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 10:07:46 +0000

Reading this article bought back some memories. When I was in what we called the “church” and I distinctly remember feeling the Holy Spirit say, “If they would just let me take the lead, then they would experience people being healed and delivered, the dead being raised.” I remember feeling that God felt left out. The church has tried to box God in and put him on a schedule(outer court). I’ve started reading a book called, “The Sons of Zadok”. This has been timely for me and I feel this is what God is saying to the church. Thank you for having the spiritual boldness to say what needs to be said and not trying to “fit in”. There has been a “Form of Godliness but denying the Power thereof.”

By: Cathy

Cathy — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 21:57:11 +0000

I am going to copy this and mail it to some pastors and pray that God will open their eyes and ears to hear truth…thank you kindly..cathy

By: Ron warne

Ron warne — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 17:23:33 +0000

Thank you Chip for a word that should be read by all the saints and “ministers” everywhere. You always have anointed things to say but this piece contained more true emotion and passion than your other offerings (I find).
As a Pastor, I must confess that when I read your posts, I read with a “teachers” ear, or shall I say that I read with the hope that I will learn something that will assist my efforts to teach people. As I read this, it speaks to me and is for my ministry to Him.
Lv.9:22-24 also has an account where Aaron and Moses minister to the Lord in His presence and when they leave His presence, then they are equipped to minister unto the people, then God manifest His presence to the people.

By: Paradise

Paradise — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 03:52:43 +0000

awesome, thank you for this reading. i understand what you are saying. i was first introduced to the “ministering to the Lord” through AWMI, you have taken it further and i appreciate it greatly. i look forward to part II.

By: Cathy Paz

Cathy Paz — Wed, 20 May 2009 03:12:12 +0000

I don’ think I missed what you are saying right; it all comes back to our communion, time spent with the Lord; that is His need; that is our ministering to Him; nothing new just that we don’t take the time in this busy world to do it. I don’t know what it will take to bring us to that realization, but I pray that it is soon; and it will be different for everyone because that relationship is personal. Thank you Lord for your Grace to see and to seek you and help me to continue in the seeking; that is the journey.