About stevehartlaub@gmail.com
I'm a 73 year old spiritual adventurer in life, but I don't really get along with organized religion. I find it too passive, too worldly, too conforming, too powerless ... though I know many wonderful believers involved in it.
I have been a seeker of Jesus Christ since 1974 in Ketchikan, Alaska.
Very early into my spiritual journey, I came to the realization that I wouldn't be able to last long in this new Godly relationship without becoming able to understand the Bible. God supplied that need, and shortly thereafter I became interested in Biblical research ... Greek, word studies, HOW the Bible is designed to be understood, its customs, etc.
I married Sharon in 1985 in Vancouver, Canada.
I have 5 children - 3 girls, 2 boys....ages 30-36. All were homeschooled. 3 are happily married. I have 8 grandchildren.
I have taught and studied the Word of God in informal gatherings in England, Scotland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Canada, Alaska, Nevada and all over the United States.
In 2006 I became aware of God calling me into the revelation of the glorified Christ within, and I have been involved in making that revelation known since then.
I recently moved to Bella Vista, Arkansas, after living in Fitchburg, Wisconsin (suburb of Madison) since 1990.. If you're ever in the area, please look me up.
I am a retired house painter, and God is providing for my wife and I abundantly!
I am meek to the instruction of God...which often occurs while another person is speaking! So don't be afraid to comment on any of these studies. Because my heart is open to my master teacher, Jesus Christ!
. . If you ignore the law in order to become transformed unto Christ by his spirit, you are free indeed, able to express the glory of God. If you ignore the law for any other reason, you are simply … Continue reading →
.. . Dearly beloved, avenge not yourselves, but rather give place unto wrath; for it is written, Vengeance is Mine; I will repay, says the Lord. Romans 12:19 I used to think God was saying the same thing twice in … Continue reading →
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. . The topics covered in the 10 indexed studies listed below are: How any type of bondage eliminates the ability to love How life is different from mere existence Is Jesus the only way to God? Yes and no. … Continue reading →
. . My second book in the series is now available for purchase. MORE CHRIST – THE ULTIMATE IN HUMAN EXPERIENCE. Now available on Amazon, where you’ll need to type in my name (Steve Hartlaub) in order to find the … Continue reading →
. . What is the right hand of God? Where is the right hand of God? In discovering the answer to these questions, remember this: The quest for God and for truth is always upward and inward. Never outward or … Continue reading →
. . Impeach: – to call into question the integrity or validity of (a practice). I ran across a thread on facebook the other day, involving a number of Christians who were discussing whether a person who was divorced and … Continue reading →
. . Dispensationalism – the belief that the Bible is divided into different epochs of time, during which different sets of rules governed God’s affairs with mankind; how God interacted with man, and man with God. It is obvious that … Continue reading →
.. . Dispensationalism – the belief that the Bible is divided into different epochs of time, during which different sets of rules governed God’s affairs with mankind; how God interacted with man, and man with God. I was recently involved … Continue reading →
. . . . A definition of a wormhole, from Wikipedia: A wormhole is a speculative structure linking disparate points in spacetime… A wormhole can be visualized as a tunnel with two ends at separate points in spacetime (i.e., different … Continue reading →
. . . . The word “ministry” in the Bible is most often the Greek word diakonia, from the Greek root word diako, which means “to run errands.” Related words are the verb “to minister” and the noun “minister.” So … Continue reading →
