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Hi, it’s me again, writing to remind you that our treasures are still stolen and must be recovered. Thank you for your response to part two of the article. If you are having trouble opening your e-mails you can always go to jubilee ministries.org and download the articles. Please share these with everyone you know and let us hear from you in response.

Now let’s move to the matter of the content our ministry. Please receive these teachings in the prophetic spirit in which they are written. If they apply to you and your church pray through and change, if not rejoice, but don’t defend against the truth and don’t let your flesh control you.

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Thank you very much for your overwhelming response to my opening article. It is my desire to answer the questions asked without fear or favor. Neither this article nor the following articles are an attempt to put anyone down or any church – but rather my heartfelt desire is for true repentance and a return to New Testament doctrine and practice by God’s people. My fear is that you will read this article lightly or defensively and neither will benefit you or the kingdom.

Remember not all of these points are for everyone or every church. My wife is an excellent cook, and she tells me four things determine great food. These are ingredients, mixture, atmosphere and proper temperature. These things also make for a great church and for an encounter with the Lord Jesus. There was a time when we practiced a unity between our worship and the preached word in our services. Our music reflected the preached word without a staff meeting to organize it. It was simply two people being led by the same spirit.

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One day, while I was sitting in my office contemplating and meditating on the things of God, I began to think of the things that were missing in the modern American church. All of these things will not apply to every church, but I believe if we will be honest, we will be able to find ourselves in these matters. I first began to think, when was the last time I saw a bottle of anointing oil in a church used by the elders to pray for the sick?

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