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I've had it happen to me. It's absolutely wonderful. I was walking into walls. I don't think it's the Holy Spirit. I think it's a totally natural event, where your body releases tons of endorphins.
People allow flesh to take over. I'm sure we've all done that in one way or another...The couple sliding off their chairs - I don't know whether they had control over it or not. The power of hype can cause people to do something like that, and in this case I cannot tell whether that couple is letting flesh take over or the Holy Spirit. However, I don't think it was Satanic.. I know Rodney Howard Browne, and the anointing coming from him is not false. I know many will disagree with me on that, but I will stick with what I know.
It's all about the feels to a lot of people, brinny. It's an altered state of consciousness/ecstatic experience and people are constantly chasing after that next high. Pagans do the same the world over. None of this is remotely Christian. It's spiritually dangerous. It's giving up control of your body to something that certainly isn't holy. It's a spirit, but it isn't holy.What's so wonderful about walking into walls?
Why can't God make people laugh?
brinny said: ↑
What's so wonderful about walking into walls?
Being loaded with endorphins FEELS ecstatic.
Walking into walls is funny.
Yes it was. Like I said, it was a natural experience. i don't think it had anything to do with the HS. It was my body kicking out tons of endorphins in response to the excitement of the music of Easter morning.sounds like it was a high ol' time, eh?
Yes it was. Like I said, it was a natural experience. i don't think it had anything to do with the HS. It was my body kicking out tons of endorphins in response to the excitement of the music of Easter morning.
People allow flesh to take over. I'm sure we've all done that in one way or another...The couple sliding off their chairs - I don't know whether they had control over it or not. The power of hype can cause people to do something like that, and in this case I cannot tell whether that couple is letting flesh take over or the Holy Spirit. However, I don't think it was Satanic.. I know Rodney Howard Browne, and the anointing coming from him is not false. I know many will disagree with me on that, but I will stick with what I know.
That is referring to our sinful nature and even then, we chose to sin. Paul in this passage is talking about the desire of our sinful nature to sin and how it overpowers the desire in our mind to do good. That has absolutely nothing to do with what we are talking about now. Sliding of your chair like that is not sinful. But I am 3000% sure these people had no control over their bodies and there is no "flesh" that could have done that. It has to be some higher power.Read Romans 7:14-25 .....
This is just not true. For example, you can feint. You can throw up. You can have an asthma attack. Your body can do all sorts of things outside of your control. What happens in these Pentecostal churches is that people can sometimes (sometimes they are just faking it) enter into altered states where the mind body link is strong and things like being slain in the spirit and glossolalia are REAL phenomena.you always have control over your own body.
What happens in these Pentecostal churches is that people can sometimes (sometimes they are just faking it) enter into altered states where the mind body link is strong and things like being slain in the spirit and glossolalia are REAL phenomena.
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