A Mother's Ministry

Community City Group | Belltown | Phyllis Tanzy

2011-10-15T12:38:00.000-07:00

Community City Group | Belltown | Phyllis Tanzy

Leadership
Phyllis Tanzy

About
To discuss the previous sermon preached; reaching out to those more introverted, giving them an opportunity to have discussion and grow in the Lord.

Time
Every Thursday @ 7pm

Address
The City Church Belltown
2700 1st Ave, Seattle, WA, 98121

2011-07-30T09:02:00.000-07:00

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2011-04-30T11:52:00.000-07:00

This Week's Bible Study

A Merry Heart

2011-04-15T19:51:00.000-07:00

This Month's Bible Study

White Man, Black Man, It's Time To Come Home

2010-11-26T09:21:00.000-08:00

White Man,

It is time to come home. This evil that you do against your black brothers (African American population) has got to stop. For the last 400 + years, you’ve treated your brothers like slaves. It is time to stop allowing the “Evil One, AKA Devil, to use you to be his instrument of terror.
I know temptation must get the best of you, for when you see a your black brother, you are suddenly reminded that these were your slaves, and you find yourself tempted to do something that would keep them a slave again. So you do subtle things like;
Ask black people some of the subtle things that you to them and you will get a better understanding.

Its about knowledge and understanding. Back in the day, our brothers took their frustration out on us physically, today they take it out on us psychologically.
What you don’t understand is that doing this only make the black man reacts. How can he stand there and let you hurt him and his people? The black man wants justice. How can he forget when you keep the wound open?

White man, it is time to bring healing to your black brothers. For you’ve wounded him deeply and that wound cannot be healed, if it stays open.
White man, it is to open your eyes and see that your brother needs rest so he can heal. For he has been in a fight with you for a long time and he is tired. How can he catch himself, feel better about life, if he is always in a struggle to survive?
White man, today is the day to repent of your sins. Say to your Father, Our Father in Heaven, I repent for the rotten things that I did and still do to my black brother. I repent for what my forefathers did to you and what I am doing to you. I ask your forgiveness, Father God. I am so sorry! Jesus Christ, would you come into my heart and be my Lord and Savior. From here on out, can you teach me to bring healing to my brother’s heart.

Black Man,

It is time to come. I know that you are angry with your white brother (The white race), for what they did to you and the black race. I know that you dislike them and you would like to see them killed and wipe off the face of the earth. History books has been written about your humiliation and it upsets you even more. How can you forget the past? And how can you let it go, when even up to today, a white person mess with you? Black man, what I’m about to ask you to do is going to be hard and I know that you will not want to, but I need you to forgive the white man.
“But how can you ask me that”, you say. Don’t you see what he did to me and my people”. “Yes”, I see”. I know your brother Hurt you very badly and he never stop to say, he was sorry and that he made a mistake and that makes you dislikes him.
It’s going to be hard, but you must find it in your heart to forgive again and again and again. For I know your white brother will continue to hurt you. He’s use to it. He’s use to being a bully. He’s use to being mean and evil. Why? Because he is a slave.

He is a salve to the “Evil One” AKA Devil, and he does not know how to break free. For 400 + years, he has been a slave. He has been held a slave to do the devil dirty work.
I need you to forgive him, and then help him break free. You know how it felt to be a slave, don’t let him remain a slave too. Love your brother to freedom. Black man, it is time to repent of your sins. Say to your Father, Our Father in Heaven, who is also the white man father. I have sins against my brother. For I have refuse to forgive him for the sins he has committed against me and my people. I for forgive him now. I humbly ask your forgiveness, Father. Jesus, could you come into my heart and be my Lord and Savior. Help me! From here on out to continue to forgive and love my brother again and again. Thank you! Father God for setting me free from this spirit of unforgiveness.

Biography

2010-06-30T12:34:00.000-07:00

The Bio
KAREN HYLES was born and raised in Guyana, South America. She later came to America and lived in California, where she gave birth to her son, Isaiah A. Ross. Although Karen suffers with chronic physical pain, known as fibromyalgia, due to being hit by an out-of-control truck while waiting at a bus stop, she does not let that stop her from doing the work of Jesus Christ.

Fourteen years ago, the Lord gave Karen a vision for ministry. He showed her Genesis 17:16, which says,“And she shall be a mother of nations; kings of people shall be from her.” And He told her three times, “As a mother of nations, I want to see my children healed, healthy, and whole.”

The foundational scripture for Karen’s ministry is 2 Corinthians 3:2–3, which reads, “… you are our epistle written in our hearts, known and read by all men; clearly
you are an epistle of Christ, ministered by us, written not with ink but by the Spirit of the living God, not on tablets of stone but on tablets of flesh, that is, of the heart.”

“The Epistle” is Karen’s trademark. She says, “I am the Epistle and the pen of the Lord written to my generation.” Karen shares the Lord by writing epistles, letters and books, to orphans, troubled youth, foreign children, juvenile delinquents, men and women in prison, and others that take them on an adventure with Christ Jesus so that, through Him, they can find healing and be made healthy and whole. Karen now lives in Seattle, Washington.