Newest Writings
- Character And Performance (Podcast Transcription)
Shulamite Podcast #72 (Transcription) with Martha Kilpatrick and hosted by John Enslow Special Guests Julie Wilson and friends (M) So Julie’s point of personality becomes who you give......
- Personality Versus Temperament (Podcast Transcription)
Shulamite Podcast #71 (Transcription) with Martha Kilpatrick and hosted by John Enslow Special Guest Julie Wilson (J) Well we are in Lubbock, Texas. We’re at the Aromas coffee house. And we......
- All Passions Spent (Podcast Transcription)
Shulamite Podcast #70 (Transcription) with Martha Kilpatrick and hosted by John Enslow (M) John, last time I made a statement in the Podcast, and that statement someone picked up on and it kind of......
- The Inner Life (Podcast Transcription)
Shulamite Podcast #69 (Transcription) with Martha Kilpatrick and hosted by John Enslow Additional Guest Don Nelson (M) John I want to insert before we go to the podcast, this scripture that I......
Vision
Vision Statement:
My vision - my purpose for existing -
is to minister to the King of Kings, Jesus Christ,
to maintain (in integrity) my communion with Him,
to meet His needs for my little life.
Out of that private center,
He bids me FIRST to write His whisper into my being. . .
often sends me to travel, and occasionally to speak.
He sometimes shares His heart's desire
and calls me to join His concerns.
His passion, living in me, is to awaken the Body of Christ
to the gift of intimacy with the Beloved Son, by the Holy Spirit.
To preparation and cleansing of the Bride of Christ for His return,
I have covenanted with God to lay down my life.
His vision instilled in me: to impart - only to those who want this glorious intimacy - what He has invested in me for some 33 years, to pass the torch of my own adoration to the next generation (especially to men). To show the Cross as the costly way into that intimacy, to lead others into the joy of worshiping the One God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
A Friend of the Bridegroom, whose joy is His joy,
Martha Kilpatrick
January 2001
