Yea, verily, Saw Enough.
John Miller had a walk God before going to Coniah Chapel. He followed John as he believed him to be a true apostolic ministry. He lead the intercession because he believed in the power of prayer, not because JRS commissioned him to. His allegiance was always to God and seeing His Kingdom come. After JRS' death, John was devastated, but he continued to be a beacon of faith and a shepherd's heart to those scattered, devastated, confused, and lost in the wake of it. I believe in light of his being removed from the Apostolic Company, as shepherd of a local church (San Diego), and then summarily booted out, G&M were showing their fear that John might be too strong a plumbline and memory of God's Word in the earth and he would splinter off with the faithful. I am convinced he is the same today, although I haven't spoken to him since Carol Pipkin's memorial service. I love that man and what he represents as a Christian.
Saw enough Wrote:
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> I doubt that John Miller is one to feel sorry for
> himself. He has served the Lord to the best of
> his knowledge and been told that he is obsolete
> for Gary & Marilyn's purposes. He's not the first
> one, or the last, to be on the receiving end of
> Marilyn's anger, but he still has his life ahead
> of him and he can use his remaining energy to
> focus on the life he chooses to live rather than
> worrying about Marilyn & Gary's disapproval.
>
>
>
> A kingdom founded on injustice never lasts.
> Lucius Annaeus Seneca
John Miller had a walk God before going to Coniah Chapel. He followed John as he believed him to be a true apostolic ministry. He lead the intercession because he believed in the power of prayer, not because JRS commissioned him to. His allegiance was always to God and seeing His Kingdom come. After JRS' death, John was devastated, but he continued to be a beacon of faith and a shepherd's heart to those scattered, devastated, confused, and lost in the wake of it. I believe in light of his being removed from the Apostolic Company, as shepherd of a local church (San Diego), and then summarily booted out, G&M were showing their fear that John might be too strong a plumbline and memory of God's Word in the earth and he would splinter off with the faithful. I am convinced he is the same today, although I haven't spoken to him since Carol Pipkin's memorial service. I love that man and what he represents as a Christian.
Saw enough Wrote:
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> I doubt that John Miller is one to feel sorry for
> himself. He has served the Lord to the best of
> his knowledge and been told that he is obsolete
> for Gary & Marilyn's purposes. He's not the first
> one, or the last, to be on the receiving end of
> Marilyn's anger, but he still has his life ahead
> of him and he can use his remaining energy to
> focus on the life he chooses to live rather than
> worrying about Marilyn & Gary's disapproval.
>
>
>
> A kingdom founded on injustice never lasts.
> Lucius Annaeus Seneca