Connecting with Heaven: Using Sozo Tools for Christian Inner Healing and Prayer Ministry Here’s a recent review! ‘Many Christians long to help others through prayer but often feel unsure where to begin. What do you say when someone comes for prayer carrying emotional pain, fear, trauma, rejection or confusion? How can ordinary believers pray in […]
Sozo on the Prayer Line It’s not a bad book title on its own, but we thought it would resonate better if we added a little bit to it, and made it ‘Connecting with Heaven, Sozo on the Prayer Line…or anywhere else’, which is a bit of a mouthful but actually tells you what it’s […]
In promoting my latest book, ‘Becoming Wholehearted, a Journey into Authenticity’, I make a big point of the difference between being whole-hearted and being wholehearted. Whole-hearted is an adjective, it describes the sense of buying into something completely. “I whole-heartedly agree” means that I absolutely and totally agree. Wholeheartedness is something else; wholeheartedness is a […]
A few weeks ago, I posted about lies and inner vows, the difference between them, and how these come into play in a Sozo. This time, I’m posting about observations and judgements! We’re all told, aren’t we, that God is our judge and that we should leave making judgements to Him. So, what is a […]
We’ve promised you an occasional post on some of the Sozo-related things we’ve learned over the years, and so we’re kicking off with this: what’s the difference between a lie and an inner vow, and how do they relate to each other, at least as far as Sozo is concerned? This may not be something […]
Bethel Sozo first came to the UK some 16 years ago. Since day one it’s been described and known as an inner healing and deliverance ministry and whilst over the years there have been changes, the essence of what a Sozo session comprises has remained much the same. What’s changed, quite separately to Sozo, […]
Habits and Mindsets Have you ever stopped to work out how much of what you do every day is habit? There isn’t anything necessarily wrong with this, but you’ll find it to be a very large part of your daily routine. It’s not just how you fill your time; it’s the way you do life […]
What’s the Cost of Sin? We talked yesterday about shame and what it can do to us. But what about sin? If shame can isolate us, the knowledge of our own sin can destroy us if we allow it. Of course, if we are addicted to that sin, then we can be completely enthralled by […]
Shame Shame isolates us! It’s a hidden secret. It doesn’t like coming into the light. It makes us believe that we’re constantly uncovered and that the people surrounding us can see all the way into us. It steals our confidence and compromises our self-worth. It is the ultimate thief and liar that stops us from […]
Forgiveness It’s said that the first to apologize is the bravest, the first to forgive is the strongest, and the first to forget is the happiest. Forgiveness isn’t one of the Ten Commandments. In fact, it’s not even something that’s talked about very much in sermons. However, it’s one of the most important factors in […]