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My 7 Years Working for the Elijah List 1 – In the Beginning
I was really amazed at how idolized these “prophets” were in the eyes of the conference go-ers. They sat, literally, wide-eyed drinking in every word like it was the Absolute Truth. Even people who worked for the Elijah List were treated with some degree of idolatry. [Read More]
Judge Not? … or “Just Do It”! (Part 1)
When I am being confronted by one of my detractors, they will inevitably quote “Judge not, that you be not judged” from Matthew 7:1. It’s a guaranteed response. When I hear this overused mantra, it doesn’t anger me, but I do have to admit a certain level of frustration. It just reinforces the Truth that people would rather repeat what they’ve been told by their leaders and peers, instead of picking up the Bible and studying His Word for themselves. [Read More]
Soaking: the Trendy Approach to a Holy God
Because people desire a “have-it-your-way” supernatural experience, they are prone to seek supernatural fulfillment through carnal (sensual) means. Trained by the world (and from the pulpit) to pay attention to, and feed, our “senses”, they feel they’ve encountered a “the Spirit of God” when their senses are tickled by ANY supernatural force. [Read More]
Iran vs. Israel – Back to the Future
If you are a True Disciple of Jesus Christ, the nation of Israel is your people. You may feel differently, your church or seminary degree may teach you differently. It makes no difference. [Read More]
Heavenly Heartburn: Would I Know You Now?
There are many church leaders, and churches in general, falling into sin and deception. I started really noticing this in the late 1980′s, when I was in my late teens and early 20′s. Deception and foolishness wasn’t as rampant back then … or maybe it was, and had not yet been brought to light. [Read More]
Absolute Truth and Your Responsibility
We live in a day and age where we are constantly being fed information. Billboards, televisions, newspapers, pastors, prophets and teachers vie for our attention and our trust. Each entity will claim to speak the Truth. [Read More]
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How Does Sex Relate to the Gospel?
May 17, 2012 By Kevin Kleint 1 Comment

Until recently, the church has been extremely silent on the topic of sex. As a result, there have been numerous hurts, misunderstandings and misconceptions in this extremely vital area of our lives. [Read More]
Leonard Ravenhill: The Picture of a Prophet
April 26, 2012 By Kevin Kleint 7 Comments

The prophet comes to set up that which is upset. His work is to call into line those who are out of line! He is unpopular because he opposes the popular in morality and spirituality. In a day of faceless politicians and voiceless preachers, there is not a more urgent national need than that we cry to God for a prophet! The function of the prophet, as Austin-Sparks once said, “has almost always been that of recovery.” [Read More]
Video: Allow Me to Re-Introduce the Christ
March 22, 2012 By Kevin Kleint 1 Comment

As I daily renew my mind in the Word of God, I find myself in a constant state of having to re-define Jesus. I have found that the “present day” Jesus that we hear of in the mainstream church is nothing like the Jesus in the Word of God. [Read More]
Sweden moving towards Cashless Economy – CBS News
March 19, 2012 By Kevin Kleint 4 Comments

I thought it would be a good idea to “break” from the regular format and send this out to everyone. Everywhere we look, we can see signs of the End. Are you ready? Do you “love not your lives to the death”? Come Lord Jesus! [Read More]
Video: End Time Dialog Between a Holy Groom and a Wayward Bride
March 15, 2012 By Kevin Kleint 2 Comments

What you call “crucifixion”, I call “proposal”. Wow! The following video is an awesome depiction of a dialog between Our Coming King and His Wayward Bride. We need to realize that it is both Jesus’ righteousness AND our righteousness that plays a role in our salvation. All of us have fallen so short of His Standard … thank God for the shed Blood of Jesus. [Watch the Video!]
When God Sends You to Hell
March 5, 2012 By Kevin Kleint 3 Comments

“The coming of the [lawless one] is according to the working of Satan, with all power, signs, and lying wonders, and with all unrighteous deception among those who perish, because they did not receive the love of the truth, that they might be saved. And for this reason God will send them strong delusion, that they should believe the lie, that they all may be condemned who did not believe the truth but had pleasure in unrighteousness.” Notice that it DOESN’T say … “because they did not receive the love of the LOVE?” [Read More]
Video: Definition of the G.O.S.P.E.L.
March 1, 2012 By Kevin Kleint 3 Comments

Although I don’t believe the arts have some “deep prophetic significance”, I do believe that God gives us special talents and ways of communicating His Word to mankind. The following video is a great example. Check it out! [Read More]
It’s a Sad Day, When the Dog Does More Than Me
February 24, 2012 By Kevin Kleint 8 Comments

Last night, my wife and I were watching an old episode of “Dog – the Bounty Hunter” (hey, don’t laugh …. at least it’s not “American Idol”). Dog and his foul-mouthed wife go out and look for criminals who have neglected to show up for court dates and/or pay for their crimes, in one form or another. [Read More]
Mishel McCumber: Adrift in the River of God
February 22, 2012 By Kevin Kleint 3 Comments

I don’t recall exactly how it started or when the decisive moment was. I do not know how I got to the point of being so deeply entrenched in apostasy and deception. I can not definitively point to one moment and declare that that is when the deception began and my destructive course was charted. I simply don’t know. What I do know is that I was convinced. I was convinced of my being on the right path. I was one of God’s chosen, His elite, His enlightened ones. “Get into the River” was our mantra and our manifesto. [Read More]
How Do You Express Your Love for God?
February 15, 2012 By Kevin Kleint 6 Comments

This generation of believers has an extreme aversion to commandments and discipline. Any instruction that tells us what to do, or tells us that we are wrong, is seen as controlling, confining or condemning. [Read More]













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