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Alive Again

Trisha Frost – 9/9/10

We as a local team have been asked to read Spiritual Slavery to Spiritual Sonship together. Here are a few of my thoughts that help me to keep focused on How much I am loved by my Father.
Orphan thinking begins when we allow our understanding of what Father thinks about us to be defiled by enemy tactics. Once this has begun then it is only a short step away from thoughts that even our famlies dont care for us either. Basic trust is lost and we begin to loose our feelings that home is a safe place or that you really can trust the Father. We might begin to even doubt our very purpose for life. A good friend told me this year that she was taking her life back and has made movement in that direction. It first began with her thoughts about herself and making choices to listen to the Father of Love not the Father of lies. I want to encourage you to challenge your thoughts for a season and remember who you are and who He is within you…Remember my motto of 2010. Alive again in two thousand ten…

Comments

T Shields - Sep 9th 2010, 23:58
Thank you, i really needed to read this tonight. Thank you for writing these words.
trisha frost - Sep 11th 2010, 21:09
you are welcome.
Charlie Bennett - Sep 18th 2010, 13:29
Yes, I see this as a spiritual battle to be fought not as individuals, but as a corporate body. The deeper we get, the greater the onslaughts will be. This will take a greater focus on our part. Focus , FOCus , FOCUS.
Barbara Kimber - Dec 9th 2010, 17:40
Wow! Thank you so much for this. I listened to these lies for years, and now God is demonstrationg His love for me daily. I am at awe at His love. It makes me want to cry because He truely love me for me! As I learn about His love I can dream again. Love you pastor Frost, Barbara Kimber
Lindy Combs - Jan 6th 2011, 08:32
Am listening now to the CD's, Slavery to Sonship. First heard them in 2008 at someone's home...then I fell into a pit. Gifted to me, I now have my own copies of those CD's. Learning of the many lies I believed, lived by, and suffered from has been shocking and sometimes devestating, despairing. My orphan mentality, all my life of 65 years, is fully exposed. I feel like the cursed fig tree, sometimes appearing fruitful...but closer looks reveal life in the desert. I have never recognized my enemy like I do now...it is scary...but I have the choice to turn my direction. Sometimes those emotions come over me like a tight net. I need someone's prayer, who is knowledgable about the orphan bondage, for rising up out of orphan thinking, pressing on, not looking back, nor allowing my natural thoughts to have any presence. I have experienced another abandonment this year...this time my own adult daughter cut me out of her life. Orphan parents produce orphan offspring.

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