St Patrick Ministries

Colossians 2:2 provides a pathway for us on our journey to access more revelation. It involves strength, intimacy and vulnerability.

Clive shares on ‘Crown Sceptre Intercession’ and goes on to elaborate on the crowns as well as the 30, 60 and 100 fold and how it relates to slave mentality, servant mentality and sonship.

Clive shares from Psalm 119:130 and encourages us not to move away from the simplicity that is in Christ.

Christianity is a relationship between God and man and is only experienced when we realise that the source is God and the flow is towards us. When we become aware of what our Father is really like, and how He loves and cares for us, we will worship Him in response. We do not worship to gain His acceptance, we worship because we are accepted.

There are many words in the bible for worship, one of which is ‘Shachah.’ As believers we are kings (Rev. 1:6) but we should never forget that God is the King of kings.

A very interesting and challenging message which was prompted by the gift of a ring. Clive spends time in Haggai and Song of Solomon and quotes from Watchman Nee on what it really means to live in the truth of “I am my beloved’s and He is mine."

Clive shares on how our relationship with the Son and the Spirit leads to intimacy with the Father. The yoke of Jesus is the way to the Father. We live in the Spirit by trusting and resting but we walk in the Spirit by co-operation which includes sensitivity, responsiveness and yielding.

Clive shares on what is means to live in the awareness of Father's Acceptance, Affection and Attentiveness.

Clive shares from Psalm 119 a challenging and encouraging word about the hand of God and what it means to be in a place where we can experience Father as 'The God of all comfort'

Clive shares a recent pofound experience and goes on to explain how important it is for us to know who we are in Christ. Just like in the film 'The Matrix' the leading character Neo was still hurt by the bullets until he realised who he was - then the bullets (lies) of the enemy became of no effect.

Clive shares on how our spirit has all knowledge. Revelation flows from our spirit through our heart and into our mind. However, spiritual growth only takes place when all three are functioning as God designed.

Clive shares a vision of the throne room and goes on to explain from Rev C.4 that it is the Father's desire for all His children to live and minister from there.

Clive shares a NOW word from Isaiah 30:21

Clive continues to share on the Feast of Tabernacles and goes on to explain what the remission of sins really means – and it is amazing. When Jesus came to this earth, ‘His mission was remission.’ 

True Christian growth only comes from acquiring a PHD – Passion, Hunger & Desire. But unlike a standard PhD which involves a lot of hard work, this PHD cannot be earned - it is a gift from the Father.

Clive shares on the schemes of the enemy and how he seeks to undermine the power and efficacy of the Blood of Jesus. 

On the eve of the Feast of Tabernacles Clive shares about the power of God's name and also the joy, celebration and responsibility associated with this appointed time.

Clive shares on the Mysteries of God beginning with the parable of the Sower and moving on to 1 Cor. 4:1

Clive is amazed at how God views us!

Continuation of Clive's discussion of Isaiah ch 22