Unveiled Horizon: Reflections on the Nature of God

Unveiled Horizon is not meant to be an academic work, for I am not an academic expert. It's not meant to provide answers to your questions. Rather, as I have said in messages for many years, my desire is not to answer your questions, but instead to question your answers. Here are some of my most relentless questions: What does an authentic, vulnerable, intimate, and unhindered relationship with God look like? What does it feel like to live an existence with no judgement, no guilt, no shame, no sin consciousness, no sin nature?What does it sound like to abide in the rest of the living Word? What does it do to us to fully realize the indwelling presence of Father, Spirit, and Son? These are meditations that have encompassed my thoughts, and as the Answer came, He has led me to understanding and revelation, enveloping my being in bliss, increasing manifest favor upon my life, and shifting atmospheres around me with peace. It's not just for the conclusive answers that I'm most grateful, but rather for the magnetic draw of the provoked questions. These questions are born out of processing the tension of life from a purposeful conscious awareness of the presence of Jesus. They are understandings and mysteries formed within a lifetime of Divine relational and revelational gyrations, embraces, victories, failures, and conflicts. It is the coward that commands the belief of another and in doing so, demands agreement. It is the revolutionary who trusts the might of the man or woman before him and empowers them toward trust by encouraging questions of curiosity. Thus this book is meant to remove the razor wire from the fences we have erected to protect our beliefs from the tweaks of truer truths.I don't believe there is a shred of false hope within these pages although much of what is written may seem too good to be true. I don't deny the existence of evil, the devil, hell, or moments of affliction that scar us deeply. I only contend that suffering is limited to an existence where the lie of separation from God is believed and held like your dogma on a leash of individualistic self reliance. But the Holy Spirit is pointing to something beyond the veil. It's that place where the promises of Scripture are not contested. Those who will be the avenue of faith within this space and time, however, are the answers to Jesus' prayer that it would be on earth as it is in heaven. For every moment that our physical hearts beat, we live with the promise that through us the veil between the hope of glory and the suffering of the temporal is not replaced by the pain of our own experiences. Every moment where heaven manifests on earth is to be celebrated for the profound simplicity of the abundant life of Jesus that has embraced, from within, the parts of us that have been scarred by living. If there is a singular thought which this book is designed to reinforce, it's this: God is better than you think, and you can't imagine Him better than He is.