by Shane W Varcoe
This is part III of a three part series from his upcoming book "Second Chance Solution".

Click here for part I: That Four Letter Word
Click here for part II: Definitions of Hell

There are a number of things we must at least ponder, if not investigate to understand something of the dynamic of the divinely ordered spiritual realm. We have been granted insight into many of these principles in God's revealed Truth, His Word – The Holy Bible, and from these we can begin to understand more of what is and is not probable according to the Divine prescriptions. The following are some of the reasons why hell must be…

1) The Devil and angels need somewhere to be consigned to in eternity. "Then the King will turn to those on the left and say, 'Away with you, you cursed ones, into the eternal fire prepared for the Devil and his demons!" (Matthew 25:41 NLT) This destination, this cosmic receptacle was set up to consign the inextinguishable principalities and powers – the enemies of God and never, by design, purposed for any of God's children – humanity. However, souls, like 'Spirits' are inextinguishable. They, by design, are eternal and will not and cannot be extinguished – keep this in mind as you continue.

2) All impurity and eternally stained must be removed and isolated for purity, perfection and wholeness to be maintained. Aberrations from the given Divine order cannot be allowed a share of perfection, they would bring blemish, i.e. liars, paedophile, rapist, homosexuals, murders, unsafe, destructive, wilful, selfish, vain, bigot, adulterers etc. (that covers pretty much all of us) Any stain brings imperfection, Heaven is spotless, therefore 'Spotless' = Access. 'Stain' = lockout.

Prophetic Network of Australia
Conference Castle Hill Sydney 6-8 May, 2010

By Brian Medway

This is part II of a three part series.
Click here for Part I: The Primary Purpose: finding the great commission again

We will only discover the primary purpose for the church (and therefore every believer) by figuring out what it is that will accomplish what God wants to do in the world.  When we discover what God’s work is and make a commitment to do it we will also discover why we need to do all of the other things and where they have their rightful place.  In the purposes of God the secondary things are tools that serve the accomplishment of the primary thing.   Our re-discovery of primary purpose will be what drives us to prayer, to read the Bible, to gather together, to resolve our differences and to seek the manifest presence of the Lord.  The primary purpose will cause us to pursue those things for the grace they represent to get the job done.  The measure to which the primary purpose is being fulfilled will be the measure to which we have embraced every means of grace Jesus has provided.  There are tools and there is the job.  If we are not getting the job done we are not using the tools provided.  If we are using tools and the job is not getting done then we are using them in the wrong way, in the wrong place or for the wrong purpose.