From the Prophetic Etiquette Series “Judgment must begin with the household of God.” —1 Peter 4:17 In this hour of necessary exposure, God is removing
Queens in the Kingdom: Reclaiming Our Divine Partnership By Terri Sullivant I am writing this because something has begun to stir in my heart again—something
It began with a vision:
A baseball player at home plate. Swinging — and missing.
Whiff after whiff. Then the voice of the Lord came:
We are hard at work writing our new book about the needed reformation of prophetic ministry. We will share a number of encounters with the Spirit of the Lord that we have had, which will be scattered throughout the book.
“Love Is Not Covetous.” In a culture driven by comparison and consumption, the apostle’s quiet command might be one of the most revolutionary calls of love in our time.
In every generation, God longs to restore not only the truth of His Word, but the tone of His voice that the whole languishing earth is meant to hear. He is not merely concerned with what we say, but how we say it—and who we become in the process.
At Radius Ministries, we believe that transformation begins in the center of God’s love and radiates outward into every sphere of life. We are both ordained ministers, authors, spiritual life coaches, and Life Model Ambassadors. Radius exists to nurture spiritual formation that is Spirit-filled, trauma-informed, relationally redemptive, and rooted in Scripture and prayerful presencing.
Dear friends, We hope you had a wonderful Christmas holiday, wherever you are. We had our in-town family here on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day,
Dear friends, I hope 2023 has been a good year for you! As 2024 I approaches, I hope you will take time to reflect on
This has been quite a year, starting with losing my Mom on day one. A friend of mine told me when she passed, “Give yourself a year.” That was great advice.
From the Prophetic Etiquette Series “Judgment must begin with the household of God.” —1 Peter 4:17 In this hour of necessary exposure, God is removing
Queens in the Kingdom: Reclaiming Our Divine Partnership By Terri Sullivant I am writing this because something has begun to stir in my heart again—something
It began with a vision:
A baseball player at home plate. Swinging — and missing.
Whiff after whiff. Then the voice of the Lord came:
We are hard at work writing our new book about the needed reformation of prophetic ministry. We will share a number of encounters with the Spirit of the Lord that we have had, which will be scattered throughout the book.
“Love Is Not Covetous.” In a culture driven by comparison and consumption, the apostle’s quiet command might be one of the most revolutionary calls of love in our time.
In every generation, God longs to restore not only the truth of His Word, but the tone of His voice that the whole languishing earth is meant to hear. He is not merely concerned with what we say, but how we say it—and who we become in the process.
At Radius Ministries, we believe that transformation begins in the center of God’s love and radiates outward into every sphere of life. We are both ordained ministers, authors, spiritual life coaches, and Life Model Ambassadors. Radius exists to nurture spiritual formation that is Spirit-filled, trauma-informed, relationally redemptive, and rooted in Scripture and prayerful presencing.
Dear friends, We hope you had a wonderful Christmas holiday, wherever you are. We had our in-town family here on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day,
Dear friends, I hope 2023 has been a good year for you! As 2024 I approaches, I hope you will take time to reflect on
This has been quite a year, starting with losing my Mom on day one. A friend of mine told me when she passed, “Give yourself a year.” That was great advice.
