Phat on Fruit is an expression I interpret as feeding richly on the infallible Word of God known as the Holy Bible. (See Isaiah 55:2) Feeding is a metaphor for not only reading it but internalizing and meditating on His word which is alive and able to transform us into disciples, warriors and rulers of the Kingdom to come.
Smith Wigglesworth was a British plumber who reached the world as an evangelist. His ministry spanned several continents and touched thousands. He was able to minister in the U.S., New Zealand, South Africa, India, Ceylon and several European countries. His blessing to the body of Christ was his healing ministry. He was illiterate until adulthood. […]
For all of creation is waiting, yearning for the time when the children of God will be revealed. 20 You see, all of creation has collapsed into emptiness, not by its own choosing, but by God’s. Still He placed within it a deep and abiding hope 21 that creation would one day be liberated from […]
