I love this account because it shows these things: and she was able to continue researching their line. This lady received intelligent communication from a source outside of her own self. The information that was given to her was coherent and served a specific purpose: it solved a problem she had. The identified source of this information, the spirit of the dead man, knew facts that she did not know until he told her: she did not make up the information. The source of the information was self-proving: he said he was so-and-so and the information she looked up based on his information him had to do specifically with the same man.Īll this goes to show that this lady was not delusional, she was not hallucinating, and she was not fabricating her experience. To me, it supports the claim that spirits of those who die survive into “the next world”, continue to have intelligence, have memories of their former life, and sometimes are allowed to communicate with the living.For the most part, today’s society is more sophisticated and with more access to education than before, at least for the main stream of society.

Even within Christian circles, faith is discussed and experienced in many ways and the sad part of it is that these discussions and experiences are based in things that we do not agree on. These disagreements have cost the Church emotional, spiritual, financial and human wealth including broken relationships, separations and divisions. In my view, most of these divergences are rather institutional, therefore and ironically, it has to do more with covenants previously enshrined around table discussions. We as denomination are not immune to this phenomenon. We have invested infinite resources of all kind in things that we do not agree on and instead have departed from other issues of church life that are as important as the current polarization. Matters like and not limited to evangelism, discipleship, missions-church planting, social justice and access to education seemed to be set aside like they are not equally important and worthy of our time, passion and resources.

Spirit whisperings