In the House Ministries exists to train, encourage and equip the body of Christ in the areas of prayer, worship, evangelism, prophetic, ministry to the poor, spiritual warfare and the creative arts. The Downtown House of Prayer is established to provide 24/7 worship and prayer for the city of Portland, Oregon. This blog is just for fun, but perhaps over time it will provide some insight and stimulate discussion surrounding the above areas.

Wednesday, April 06, 2005

Meditations This Week

We are continuing in Romans 8:1-4 this week and focusing also on Micah 6:8. This last verse is packed full....we had a wonderful time meditating corporately today. Come and join us each Wednesday from 12:30-2:30pm at Sylvan Hill Church (right off of Hwy 26 at the Sylvan exit)

Here are some comments from our discussion time (no guarantee that I got it all perfectly right but it IS close to what they said:

Renee noted:
"...But to do justly..." from Micah 6:8
To do, to act, to perform, to initiate, to bring forth,
Justice is righteousness walked out, lived out, experienced…it is bringing things into alignment with the way that they ought to be, the way creation was ordered in the beginning. It is a release of the goodness of God. For in the beginning all was GOOD.


Roy's response to Micah 6:8 : This all about His goodness and only God is good, He has shown us Himself "He has shown you, O Man, what is good"

Ben said: whatever the Lord creates is good, He spoke the world into creation/when He speaks He creates something in us, it is continual/ Phil 4:8/God is always moving, always progressive, we have to be holding on to His hand always, otherwise wherever we let go that is where we will stop

Pat remembered how He let His goodness pass before Moses eyes/he also noted that walking in agreement with God is to walk humbly with Him/this verse is all about the purpose of the Kingdom, the Kingdom of God is to do justly and to love mercy

Rick talked about how God is always filling us/ he also made a point that humble is equivelant to faith; faith is saying " I am not God and You are."

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