Teachings
Long-form writing on spiritual warfare, deliverance, the prayer watches and baptism. Each piece comes out of what thirty years of ministry have taught me, and each one also sets the limits I do not cross.
These teachings replace the daily journal published until October 2026. We chose a small number of worked texts over one note a day.
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"And the bodies and souls of men": the cargo nobody reads
Revelation 18 places human souls in last position on a commercial inventory. What it means for a soul to be merchandise — and the price that has already been paid.
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Why the night is assigned time
Jesus prayed at night; Paul and Silas sang at midnight. The night is not empty time — and most believers sleep straight through it.
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How to keep a night watch without burning out
We confuse intensity with duration. Prepare beforehand, find the rhythm, and above all never stop at the moment something gives way.
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Baptism is not a formality
Baptising on Sunday afternoon someone who raised a hand that morning is not doing them good. The order Acts 2:38 gives, and why four weeks.
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The swept house that stays empty
Why some deliverances, real as they were, do not hold. It is not the dirt that calls the spirit back: it is the emptiness.
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When it is not a gatekeeper
Half the situations brought to me under that name are not that at all. The four questions I ask before any night of prayer, and the three signs that genuinely alert me.
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Pleading or executing: what thirty years taught me about prayer
Most of God's children plead with a Judge who has already ruled. The difference between the prayer that asks and the prayer that serves a decision already made.
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Why I refuse to pray against a person
"I know who it is." Thirty years of ministry taught me why that prayer never sets free the one who makes it — and what to do with the name that rises in your heart.
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A gatekeeper is not a passing enemy
Some families watch the same misfortunes return generation after generation. That is not a passing enemy: it is an occupied post — and a post can be taken away.
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