What attracts us to the Supernatural? Is it just curiosity? or is there something about the manifestation of power that draws our attention? Why was Moses attracted to the burning bush? Down through the centuries men have been attracted to power.

The question remains is this attraction we experience for us to control others or prevent someone or something from controlling us?

This podcast with Peter Glory is a discussion of supernatural power as it manifests itself from either God or the dark realm. It's true that Satan has power; the watchers have power, the sons of God who rebelled have power. The powers and principalities of evil have power. However, the King of Kings and Lord of Lords has power over every being God has ever created.

The followers of Yeshua sought power. The mother of James and John asked Yeshua to place her sons on His right and left hand (obviously viewing Him as being the seat of power). Yeshua replied it was not His decision who would sit at His right or left hand, but the Father would decide. Key point: there was power available and it did exist.

Supernatural power can be used for good or evil; life or death. In our discussion points are brought up of how the Father wants to give His sons His power. Are we ready for it? Can we handle it? Will it go to our head? Will we give Him all the glory or take credit for ourselves.

The time is coming and is soon upon us when the whole earth which is groaning, awaiting for the sons of God to be revealed, will soon see the sons of God manifesting the power or the Spirit of God.

I hope you enjoy this podcast.

Blessings:

Papa Tom

Train up a child in the way they should go and when they get older they shall not depart from it. We live in a world where teaching is emphasized over training. Training requires action. Football teams practice recognition drills to train their players their assignments. When they move from practice to the actual game they know exactly what is expected of them.

In this world we need to train up our children. Furthermore, we need to train up young men to be fathers. Gordon May, the head of Kairos Ministries, an evangelical outreach to evangelize prisoners, is interviewed in this podcast.

Gordon was a former fullback who played football for UNC a the same time Lawrence Taylor was on the team. LT and Gordon went head to head many times in practice. According to Gordon, he was the reason LT left college early to go to the NY Giants. In his heyday, Gordon was known as "Big Play". Now he is no longer a mustached Fu Manchu football star running the big play for UNC. He is running the Big Play for the Lord, meeting men who need to be set free the most to come to Jesus.

Come listen to the stories Gordon has to tell about what God is doing through Kairos Ministries in the hearts of prisoners to set them free from fear and all the addictions and bondages that brought them into prison in the first place.

This is the second ministry dealing with prisoners that The Father's Heart podcast has had on the show. God is moving in the lowest socio-economic realms of America to bring the Good News to set the captives free, just like He did when they handed Him the book of Isaiah when he began His ministry in Nazareth 2,000 years ago.

Find the play God wants you to run in your life. What action does He want you to take? And let Him train you in that play so you can run it for His glory.

Blessings:

Papa Tom

Have you ever met anyone with integrity? I mean real integrity. Have you ever met an honest person? I mean really honest. I never met anyone who told me that they were dishonest. Everyone thinks of themselves as being honest often telling others that they can trust them. The truth is you can't.

Scripture tells us that no one is good. A man once approached Jesus and told him He was good and Jesus deflected the compliment and said "No one is good, only the Father". Well there you have it: no one is good except God. The word "good" means that which is "right". No one is truly "good or right" except God Himself.

Come listen to this podcast by Papa Tom as he presents the idea of how to find out who we truly were created to be by God by connecting to God and asking Him who we are.

Being integrated between spirit, soul and body brings us into a unified position, in a word: whole. Most of us are out of whack to some degree. We often pose as being someone else that we think the world around us accepts, rather than being whom God our Father created us to be.

In the famous words of Cicero, which are inscribed in the motto of North Carolina "Esse Quam Videri" : To be rather than to seem. If you desire to be truly happy in life seek to be whom God created you to be, not a hypocrite. Draw close to the Father and experience His love for you for simply being whom He created you to be.

Blessings:

Papa Tom