We introduce you to this FREE site and perhaps, for the first time, to the writings of A.P. Adams, W.C. Lanyon, Ray and Doris Prinzing, and other spiritually lead authors.  Our purpose through this web site is to provide other thoughts and interpretations of scripture as each author has been lead by the Spirit of God. We embrace no denomination or any other type of "isms" that would cause division within the body of Jesus Christ. Other than Jesus Christ, we  lift  no man, no doctrine, no creed;  we do recognize and declare the sovereignty of God and His love for His creation.  In this, our  "freedom," we speak quite openly on revelation that many denominational organizations are unable to share—"God  was (is) in Christ personally  reconciling the world (mankind) to Himself —not counting their sins against  them." 2 Corinthians 5:18-20. Before you even began to live, you were set FREE to receive all that God had/has purposed in your life. This is Spiritual Truth. (Reference Romans 5:8-19;  Colossians 1:19-20). We take a further step in this "freedom"  and quote John Whittle, from his book, man alive⁽¹⁾, "On the whole men know nothing of the dimension of spirit, though we are spirits, the very offspring of God who is called in the Bible 'the Father of spirits.' This unity is so clear a fact that we can expect to live a life of true spontaneity in which, to borrow a daring phrase of Norman Grubb's, 'We forget God and live!' I couple that sort of statement with the one from St. Augustine, who sounds equally shocking when he says we are to 'LOVE GOD and do as we please!'" End of quote. It is clear that these writers had received revelation and that Christ, the Anointed One fulfilled God's purpose in the reconciliation of  His creation. God through His love has manifested a new plan, righteousness by faith and not through the law. Once human pride is removed the whole matter is on a different plane—"believing instead of achieving." As each person surrenders themselves to the Lord they move into the freedom which  is given and is able to manifest faith and love: remembering that without Love a child of God "is nothing"
              We expand this awareness of "freedom in the Spirit" as we quote from Arthur P. Adam's book, The Spirit of The Word, chapter  titled, "We are God's Workmanship.”  Adams writes, "The so called fall of man and redemption as its  consequent, are a part of the original  plan of God—they are steps in the carrying out  of that plan; in fact God controls and directs 'all things'  to the furtherance of His own councils." End of quote. Again we state a truth that prior to the foundation of time God loved His creation and although He "penned" mankind into "disobedience," (Romans 11:32 - J. B. Phillips Translation - 1972) or  "unbelief," [KJV] He called into being the redemption of that creation through His Son, Jesus Christ, The "Lamb of God."
                The Spirit of The Word, the name we have adopted,  declares two truths: #1. "The words that I speak unto you, they are spirit and they are life."— Jesus, and #2.  "The letter killeth, but the Spirit giveth life."— Paul. We search for life and accordingly we embrace the Spirit of Truth, "Howbeit when he, the Spirit of Truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth." John 16:13. Prior to Pentecost and certainly following the giving of the promise of the Father (The Holy Spirit and all Spiritual gifts),  the Spirit has moved upon God's children with signs and wonders. Although the institutionalizing of  denominational  religion has seemed to cease the movement of the Spirit, in reality, we find through the centuries that the Spirit has manifested the glory of God by those who have surrender themselves to His covering, to the intimate embrace of divine love. In all the writings that we present we ask every reader to please seek the leading of the Holy Spirit and allow the Spirit to move and challenge your thought process. In this challenging let it be an instrument of bringing you to a greater intimate communion with the Lord. Hold dear to your spirit, "Endeavouring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace. There is one body, and one Spirit, even as ye are called in one hope of your calling; One Lord, one faith, one baptism, One God and Father of all, who is above all, and through all, and in you all." Ephesians 4:3-6.