Rebecca Ellen Kurtz | May 29, 2009
About a month ago, a barrage of doubts assailed me on the existence of God. I dwelt on it a long time because it was so ludicrous. I, being a seer, have proof of the spiritual realm and God’s existence. How could I possibly have doubts? It was so odd, I did meditate on the [...]
Rebecca Ellen Kurtz | May 19, 2009
First and foremost I want to say “shame on you” to any Christian who has ever accused someone of being at fault for an attack. Most demonic attacks are waged on those serving God well or have the ability to serve God well with their seer giftings. Perhaps, you should be asking why you yourself [...]
Rebecca Ellen Kurtz | May 17, 2009
We are told to “test the spirits” but so many times we don’t. Raechev (the main protagonist) had a supernatural occurrence which she mistook as coming from God, and it created a chasm between her and God.
At the same time, we must be very careful of physical signs or supernatural occurrences that occur around us. [...]
Rebecca Ellen Kurtz | May 15, 2009
This was a question posed to me by a Christian.
Define over-fascination or even fascination for that matter. I am perhaps overly fascinated with theological debates like the N’filim, and I am perhaps overly fascinated with researching things to seek the truth in a matter. And I would definitely say I’m overly fascinated with history. But [...]
Rebecca Ellen Kurtz | May 12, 2009
I’ve been getting some flak about my N’filim characters being able to speak telepathically. This is my response.
“Her book speaks of telepathy which is an occult, New Age activity.”
Interesting. How do you know this? Honestly, I just put it in my book because, well, it’s a fantasy story, and after reading some comments that Adam [...]
Rebecca Ellen Kurtz | May 10, 2009
I just had a very deep conversation last night and we mentioned the error that a lot of people make concerning prophesying and prophets. It is a common error, a mass misconception if you will.
Anyone filled with the Holy Spirit can prophesy, but that does not make them a prophet.
Prophesying is giving a word [...]
