Prepare
I have watched the storm clouds gather on the horizon I have listened to the distant thunder rollI have felt a stronger current in the oceanI have felt a stronger […]
Entries by Dallas Holm
In Times Like These
As I sit down to write this letter, it is approaching the middle of November. I just finished my morning walk amidst the cool breeze of autumn’s breath. Leaves are […]
The Spirit Within
It has been a most exciting and beneficial season for me as I have in recent months studied, pondered and written about the Holy Spirit and His relationship to our […]
Spirit of the Living God
We know from Romans 8:9 that, “If you don’t have the Spirit of Christ, you don’t belong to Him.” Notice it doesn’t say a touch of the Holy Spirit or […]
Holy Spirit Baptism
The mere title of this letter conjures up doctrinal differences, emotional reactions and dogmatic opinions. Some people and/or denominations are so anxious to jump into the fray to support their […]
God the Holy Spirit
The response from the last Praiseletter, Be Filled With the Spirit, has been most encouraging and has confirmed the notion that we should dig deeper and continue discussing biblical truth regarding the precious Holy Spirit. I began writing a song some years ago that I am recently revisiting.
Be Filled With the Spirit
“And do not get drunk with wine, for that is dissipation, but be filled with the Spirit.” Ephesians 5:18 In Paul’s letter to the church at Ephesus, he reminds […]
Tis The Season
Yes, once again the holiday season is upon us and it seems to have arrived on a swifter schedule than last year and all previous years. Like a line from […]
Christ and Him Crucified
A number of years ago I was making my way to the back of an auditorium where I had just completed ministering in concert and in word.
About halfway back a young man stepped in front of me and asked, “After all these years, what keeps you going?” Without a moment’s hesitation I responded, “The image of a man on a cross!”
Called to be Saints
Should we compare ourselves to the apostles? Are we called as saints to shape our lives like the disciples?