Sometimes we "really" want to hear God reply to our prayer. So we do what we have to do to hear from Him. There are times when He may choose different means by which to do so. In this passage, I will share how God chose to lead me to His Word one evening. Then, the following morning He chose to project a vision of what is going on or is to come, within the spiritual realm. 
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The most commonly known forms of baptism are by water and of the Holy Spirit. Both forms of baptism play an important role in the spiritual development of a born-again believer (Christian) in Christ Jesus. The following is my experience and understanding thereof.

In life, there are moments when circumstances and events begin to escort a person out of a facet of their known life and into a different one.  Sometimes the transition is not what as expected. Furthermore, it can be rough and bring challenges into a person’s life.  Yet, for born-again Christians, this facet of life does not have to be a dreadful moment, they can arise in faith and serve in the areas where God has them at that moment in time.

A person can study and work hard for a time and rarely see the product of their labor.  Sometimes they wonder if their efforts they put into their work are of worthy of any value.  In my life, this a matter that is often presented, especially in my place of work.

Hello,

Over the course of your life you have the privilege of learning about the life of people and God’s transforming power within their hearts and revival of their souls.  For some of them, you have been able to encounter them for a brief time, while others for years on end.  Well, in the most condensed form, here is my story.

I often wonder by what capacity and motive do people express their love towards God and others.  I have witnessed some people press hard with their minds, and lack heart.  I have witnessed other people who love at the surface level. Yet I have witnessed an incredible love, that can only be expressed through of the transforming work of God within the life of that person.

Last week, as I sat down over a meal with a friend, we talked about God and the diverse roles He had called me to fulfill over the coarse of my Christian lifespan. One of the roles was that of music, in particular playing the trumpet within a church congregation(s). His statement was, "I don't understand, why didn't you continue to play the trumpet, and become a better player; you were doing it for God?".  My reply to him was brief and with little detail. However, the summary of it was that God had a different plan for my life that laid beyond being a trumpet player within the confines of a congregation(s). He had so much more for me to do.