Greenelines

Back in 1987, Bob Hoskins saw a vision. God showed him a picture of Satan’s next target: the youth of the world. “He really saw prophetically more than 30 years ago many things we’ve seen come true today, just how Satan was going to form his weapons of warfare over the next generation,” Hoskins’ son,

“I’m afraid sometimes the Holy Spirit stands at the back of our churches with his arms folded and can’t really do anything because we’ve got it all figured out.” Author Dean Merrill says this quote from Agnes Sanford, who founded the inner healing movement, still applies today. He tells Dr. Steve Greene on a recent

Have you experienced FOMO, the fear of missing out? We tend to think of it as something suffered by the insecure—a fear of missing out on a cultural trend or experience. “Not for believers,” we say. But when FOMO drives us to experience more of the Holy Spirit, it becomes a positive for now and

The Netherlands’ capital city of Amsterdam is known throughout the world for its many canals, historic homes—and red-light district. “When the Lord called us to plant a church in Amsterdam, we knew we needed to pray,” Dr. Arleen Westerhof tells Dr. Steve Greene received on a recent episode of Greenelines on the Charisma Podcast Network.

Believers know that God often uses dreams to communicate truth. In Scripture, it happened to Jacob. It happened to Joseph. And it happens to people today. “Sometimes God gives us what’s called a recurring dream, where you have the same dream, and then you have it over and over again,” Michael Snyder tells Dr. Steve

“How many people in your congregation have had the urge of the Holy Spirit to get involved in politics?” That’s the question Aamon Ross asked a pastor a few months ago, he tells Dr. Steve Greene on a recent episode of the Greenelines podcast on the Charisma Podcast Network. The answer to his question—from the

What if the fire department answered a call to a fire, and just as the firemen finished putting out the blaze and were ready to head back to the fire station, another call came in? You know the answer: They’d move on to the next fire. But what if the calls kept coming, and the

Around the age of 20, I discovered the best keyword tool on earth. And it has nothing to do with Google searches. Keep reading and I’ll reveal it. To improve my search engine optimization skills, I’ve been re-studying the use of keywords for the last several weeks. I’ve studied keyword tools in the past. Not

We expect evangelists to focus on the lost. But Daniel Kolenda says in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and resultant lockdown, the Holy Spirit wants to reset the church to a similar focus. “God has a way of taking what the enemy meant for evil and turning it around for good,” the successor to

Leaders must make decisions in the midst of uncertainty. We rarely possess enough time, facts or prophetic input to bring certainty to a course of action. Effective leaders seek first to understand. They work hard to consider every possible outcome of the pending decision. I’ve learned to exert extra caution when I’m presented with a

We would all agree: People are different. God has uniquely created us with specific personalities and endows us with particular gifts as we come to know Him. That sounds easy in principle, says Dr. John Mlinarcik, a psychologist, social worker and life coach. But when it comes to practicing those ideas at work and at

Longtime Vineyard pastor Dianne Leman grew up in a strict religious faith that she describes as “Amish with cars.” As a result, by the time she got to college, she wanted nothing to do with God or church. The truth that transformed her, she says, is the one she continues to share today: that the

Tom Grossman didn’t consider himself a prayer warrior, much less a prophetic one. But when someone stopped him in the parking lot as he and his wife were leaving an early-morning prayer meeting and asked if he knew about what had happened at the World Trade Center, he turned on the radio. And what he

“It’s almost like I’m racing home to spend time with Him.” Crystal Williams couldn’t always say that about spending time with God. “I never thought I would feel this way about God,” she tells Dr. Steve Greene on a recent episode of Greenelines on the Charisma Podcast Network. “I loved Him and everything. But it’s

“She’s me on steroids.” Many parents say words like this about their children. But not all their children can see in the spirit like Rebecca Greenwood’s oldest daughter, Kendall, now 30. Greenwood, of Christian Harvest International, tells Dr. Steve Greene on a recent episode of the Greenelines podcast, that she wants to encourage other parents