My life has gotten a lot happier since God spoke to my heart about White Lines and Bees months before I ever heard of John Crowder and Benjamin Dunn. In fact, someone I trust; Stacey Campbell, has confirmed my outlandish expereinces as being the next move of God on the earth: Ecstacy of experiencing God. I am now a committed blogger of my everyday life as a 'Glory Bee' and hope to make a daily devotional for drunks when I have enough material to fill a year-long book.
Cheers!
Trasy Yvon :)
September 21, 2010
September 19, 2010 "N Da Glowray"
My Testimony
I heard 'White Line' from Grandmaster Flash circa 1983. I heard it in my spirit in the mornings last summer. It startled me and I prayed with friends and asked God what it meant, since I have been delivered from drugs years ago. I would see a bee on my car by my door handle or my daughters. It startled me because of their symbolism in dreams.
In 2004 I saw the number 5 everywhere. I felt like something huge was coming in to my life from God in 2009.
It was the Drunken Glory
A young man came through my church and talked about how his only ministry is to 'drink and leak' and staying in the bliss of Heaven!
Well, I drove home, saw white lines on the road, and heard God speak to my heart: "They're allll your's!!!!" I was sooo excited! I started to breathe in His holiness and felt really joyful. I recently learned that Myrrh is actually a drug and it is a stimulant. Jesus is truly the strength of my heart because the Joy of the Lord is my strength!
Bees: I watched John Crowder on YouTube about Drone Bees: they consume, they aren't worker bees. Right when I heart him, the Lord quickened me by saying I want you to be a freeloader in the Spirit and have a lot to give away. Ok Lord. No problem!
I have been pretty challenged to stay on track with this new move of God. People and my own doubts have tried to 'sober me up'. When I surveyed everything I have heard and seen, it all came down to fruit.
When I am drunk in His Glory, I am the best person I have ever been. I am a very patient mother. I am a more considerate driver. I am a loving and forgiving church member. I don't spend my money wastefully....etc....
I love my church and I want to be a blessing wherever I go. I enjoy being part of a local church, and look forward to meeting more people in the Glory :)
I want to have Holy Raves eventually! Let me know if you are interested in coming to one and I'll let you know when they start.
I heard 'White Line' from Grandmaster Flash circa 1983. I heard it in my spirit in the mornings last summer. It startled me and I prayed with friends and asked God what it meant, since I have been delivered from drugs years ago. I would see a bee on my car by my door handle or my daughters. It startled me because of their symbolism in dreams.
In 2004 I saw the number 5 everywhere. I felt like something huge was coming in to my life from God in 2009.
It was the Drunken Glory
A young man came through my church and talked about how his only ministry is to 'drink and leak' and staying in the bliss of Heaven!
Well, I drove home, saw white lines on the road, and heard God speak to my heart: "They're allll your's!!!!" I was sooo excited! I started to breathe in His holiness and felt really joyful. I recently learned that Myrrh is actually a drug and it is a stimulant. Jesus is truly the strength of my heart because the Joy of the Lord is my strength!
Bees: I watched John Crowder on YouTube about Drone Bees: they consume, they aren't worker bees. Right when I heart him, the Lord quickened me by saying I want you to be a freeloader in the Spirit and have a lot to give away. Ok Lord. No problem!
I have been pretty challenged to stay on track with this new move of God. People and my own doubts have tried to 'sober me up'. When I surveyed everything I have heard and seen, it all came down to fruit.
When I am drunk in His Glory, I am the best person I have ever been. I am a very patient mother. I am a more considerate driver. I am a loving and forgiving church member. I don't spend my money wastefully....etc....
I love my church and I want to be a blessing wherever I go. I enjoy being part of a local church, and look forward to meeting more people in the Glory :)
I want to have Holy Raves eventually! Let me know if you are interested in coming to one and I'll let you know when they start.
September 18, 2010 "N Da Glowray"
We're going to get drunk on something.
Why not God?
Hard work, getting paid, and spending money all alter out moods.
Relationships alter our moods.
TV, music, and activities alter our moods.
Eating, drinking, and smoking alter our moods.
Apparantly, God wired us toward feeling good.
I want the Holy Spirit to be the only spirit I am altered by. Jesus told us to eat His body and drink His blood. I don't know about you, but it sounds like we're supposed to do a lot of consuming!
Why not God?
Hard work, getting paid, and spending money all alter out moods.
Relationships alter our moods.
TV, music, and activities alter our moods.
Eating, drinking, and smoking alter our moods.
Apparantly, God wired us toward feeling good.
I want the Holy Spirit to be the only spirit I am altered by. Jesus told us to eat His body and drink His blood. I don't know about you, but it sounds like we're supposed to do a lot of consuming!
September 20, 2010 "N Da Glowray"
It has been a challenge to remain in the bliss of Jesus. Discouragement, confusion, and condemnation have been the wood and hay that has tried to cover my well of wine. It has helped to watch YouTube and get into the word. My destiny is drunkeness. Now I know that.
September 21, 2010 "N Da Glowray"
Shaka
The Hebrew commandment from Song of Songs 5:1. BE DRUNK. Let yourself enjoy the one who invented joy: Jesus
The Hebrew commandment from Song of Songs 5:1. BE DRUNK. Let yourself enjoy the one who invented joy: Jesus
August 28, 2010
"Hubba Heber" (Part 1)
I went to visit Uncle Dick to see if I could write about his life. He said sure. This is his story:
I'll tell you my whole life story. I was born in Hudsonville Illinois in a small farming community in South East Illinois on a little farm called Walbash river. It was the boundary between Illinois and Indiana. I was born on Oct 25, 1919 right after the end of WWI. My dad was born in Titusville, Pennsylvania where the first oil well was drilled in the United States. He married my mother, Edna Everyingham; a farmers daughter. There was an oilfield in Hudson by Bibiville he went through there to work. He was handsmome and the ladies saw the men working and brought them out some cookies and that’s how they met mother and father. In 1910 oil was discovered in Taft; the Lakeview Gusher. It spewed and blew the derrick apart. It came up like a fountain for 18 straight months. So my dad came out and homesteaded some land here. In order to get land you had to live on it for five years and improve it in order to buy it. He chose the Maricopa flat on Copus Road (section 30 township 12 range 22 I think). My dad thought there would be oil on it but never was any, but it later became good farm land. Now it’s leased for farming. My mother had four kids. George is the oldest and was ten years older than me. Alice was eight years older and Miles was three yrs older than me. Goerge and Alice were born on the Maricopa flats at home with a midwife.
I can't believe the hardship they had out there. They had to haul their water eight miles from Maricopa. I cant believe it, I’ll tell you what. They lived out there for five years to get the title. Once they got the title they moved back to Hudsonville. Life was too tough there. In 1919 I was born I lived in Hudsonville for four years. In 1923 my dad decided to move to Bakersfield, I don’t know what drew him to here. He wasn’t a farmer and Hudsonville was all farming; that didn’t appeal to him. Maybe he thought there were opportunities out her in California, but I don’t know why he chose Bakersfield (instead of the coast). The first house we lived in was on 23rd near Spruce or Elm in Westchester. Then they bought the one on Sunset Ave and that is where I grew up.
I'll tell you my whole life story. I was born in Hudsonville Illinois in a small farming community in South East Illinois on a little farm called Walbash river. It was the boundary between Illinois and Indiana. I was born on Oct 25, 1919 right after the end of WWI. My dad was born in Titusville, Pennsylvania where the first oil well was drilled in the United States. He married my mother, Edna Everyingham; a farmers daughter. There was an oilfield in Hudson by Bibiville he went through there to work. He was handsmome and the ladies saw the men working and brought them out some cookies and that’s how they met mother and father. In 1910 oil was discovered in Taft; the Lakeview Gusher. It spewed and blew the derrick apart. It came up like a fountain for 18 straight months. So my dad came out and homesteaded some land here. In order to get land you had to live on it for five years and improve it in order to buy it. He chose the Maricopa flat on Copus Road (section 30 township 12 range 22 I think). My dad thought there would be oil on it but never was any, but it later became good farm land. Now it’s leased for farming. My mother had four kids. George is the oldest and was ten years older than me. Alice was eight years older and Miles was three yrs older than me. Goerge and Alice were born on the Maricopa flats at home with a midwife.
I can't believe the hardship they had out there. They had to haul their water eight miles from Maricopa. I cant believe it, I’ll tell you what. They lived out there for five years to get the title. Once they got the title they moved back to Hudsonville. Life was too tough there. In 1919 I was born I lived in Hudsonville for four years. In 1923 my dad decided to move to Bakersfield, I don’t know what drew him to here. He wasn’t a farmer and Hudsonville was all farming; that didn’t appeal to him. Maybe he thought there were opportunities out her in California, but I don’t know why he chose Bakersfield (instead of the coast). The first house we lived in was on 23rd near Spruce or Elm in Westchester. Then they bought the one on Sunset Ave and that is where I grew up.
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