Author: Randolph Jason

Comparing Spiritual to Spiritual

Randolph Jason

Comparing Spiritual to Spiritual How do we learn of the power of God and the Spirit in our lives? Can we open the door to allow the Spirit to enter our lives and take charge? Why do our prayers, seemingly, go unanswered? First, our prayers are always answered, it may just not be in the timeframe we desire or we do not receive the answer we had hoped. Is Paul teaching us the Spirit will reveal that which is of God? If we are seeking “things” of man can the…

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Intermittent fasting may prevent diabetes

Randolph Jason

Intermittent fasting may prevent diabetes by Dr. Joseph Mercola for Mercola Diabetes is a disease of insulin resistance resulting in high blood sugar.1 Your pancreas secretes the hormone insulin, which is used to move blood sugar across cell walls for energy.2 The number of those experiencing diabetes has risen sharply since 1958, when the CDC3 estimated 0.93% of the population had been diagnosed with it. By 2015 the number had risen to 7.4%. As the population numbers had also increased, the absolute numbers diagnosed were 1.6 million in 1958, rising to 23.4 million in…

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5 Biblical Requirements to Follow if You Want God to Use You

Randolph Jason

5 Biblical Requirements to Follow if You Want God to Use You by RICK WARREN for Charisma News As a pastor or church leader, I know you want to be used by God. As a leader of leaders, I know you want to help others to be usable by God. “For the eyes of the Lord move about on all the earth to strengthen the heart that is completely toward Him” (2 Chron. 16:9a). The Bible teaches five requirements for being used by God: Keep your life clean. The first step…

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Work, Work, Work

Randolph Jason

Work, Work, Work Most days I arise around 5am and start the coffee. I have two cups of coffee everyday. Once these are finished, coffee is finished for the day. Morning has been a favorite time of day for many years. It really started in 1992 when several of us traveled cross-country to the high desert of northern Nevada. We were approximately 21 miles off a paved road, so we were deep into the desert – far removed from the influence of electric light. We worked the whole day long,…

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