SECTIONS Index of Nine Blog Posts -James Lynch Spirituality 70
This series was created from James Lynch’s Discussion with Kartistry. The Original MP3 memo highlights are transcribed by James Lynch Jr.
Blog Posts in This Series:
- SECTION 1 Scriptures Honor Code: James shares the five scriptures that serve as his spiritual code for navigating relationships and hierarchy.
- SECTION 2 Striving to Be Amicable: How Matthew chapter five provides simple instruction that human philosophy complicates.
- SECTION 3 Yes mean Yes: The connection between letting yes be yes and Paul’s warning about leaving room for the devil.
- SECTION 4 Love and Greed: How desire can become corrupted into something that destroys the very person it claims to want.
- SECTION 5 What are You Working At: Jesus’ warning about those who prophesy in his name but practice lawlessness.
- SECTION 6 What is Lawlessness: The distinction between sincere belief and sincere obedience to scripture.
- SECTION 7 Stumbling and Righteous Standing: The difference between making mistakes and being a practicer of sin.
- SECTION 8 Babylon the Great and Bondage: How nosy interference and generational bondage connect to prophetic warnings.
- SECTION 9 The Truth Will Set You Free: Being set free from generational bondage through accurate Holy Bible knowledge.
By Kartistry (James Poeartistry Productions)
By Kartistry (James Poeartistry Productions)
James Addendum: Kartistry, I’ve enjoyed reading your understanding on what I’ve shared with you today. You are correct in your assessment of matters. Here is another thought I’ve picked up while reading yours and want to share them with you today. You mentioned the word “path” several times and a few other expressions that shows me the way a lot of people still think about a matter in this way of being programmed with physical interference even into areas of life that they still shouldn’t have access to — In other words, they are still muddling the waters, words, and people’s perceptions to still look for permissions in decisions that are truly their own to make. By James Lynch Jr.
