Comments for Cerulean Sanctum

Comment on Attack of the Online “Prophets” by Nathan

Nathan — Mon, 12 Oct 2026 05:06:15 +0000

In my experience debating others online is a waste of time. All they do is mock and belittle me: you believe in stupid fairy tales, you’re homophobic, you’re a bigot, and other similar ad hominem attacks.

All they are really doing is convincing me that they are evil and need to be punished,

but I have no idea if some of them will change their views later on, similar to how Scott Adams supposedly converted to Christianity near the end of his life, hence why God extends grace to the wicked.

With that said it sure is painful living in a world with Enemies of the Cross wandering around.

Comment on Keith Green: the Prophet Still Speaks by Keith

Keith — Thu, 30 Jul 2026 02:41:28 +0000

Keith defined much of what burns in me, though placed there by our dear Holy Spirit

As a young man I stumbled onto the music and it has helped me hold fast

At the age of 45 in 2023 after a dramatic healing I found out I was vocally gifted and songs poured from me

Australian Christian radio say its too pointed – some of my stuff was loud, out of sync but as Holy Spirit stirs it moves and changes

Though still with a prophetic sting, as a prophet I was pondering today was Keith Green a prophet and found this post

In my heart Holy Spirit speaks he was a prophetic voice of reason, one very few would review their lives in that era with the fire he was to bring in music to burn in our hearts and lives. Lyrics like a seed, once in you the never get out, just waiting for the season ones worldview dies and life comes forth

Whatever reason he was taken home like Rich Mullins their mission was completed, the days if their lives on earth were numbered like the hairs on our heads when Father thought of us before He created the heavens and the earth – we were as spirits in the palm of His hand

All I know this prophetic message like Daniel, Ezekiel, Isaiah, John the baptiser, Peter, Paul and the many in the years since still rings true

Prophetic song has a way of grabbing the heart, if you can’t read, it stings, it comes back at the perfect time as our Father waits patiently. He is the refiner, purifier and potter

Doesn’t the potter have the right to do whatever He likes with the clay?

These vessels – Keith did exactly what the clay, the flesh their spirits were placed into for the season they were appointed

Musically prophetic voices of reason – somewhat King David’s singing truths from the deepest realm of the soul within

Comment on _My Utmost for His Highest_ —A Critical Look at the Classic Devotional by Elise

Elise — Sat, 27 Jun 2026 02:54:18 +0000

I am glad you wrote this! I have an old sentimental copy from my grandpa that I have picked up from time to time – and every time I have, I have put it down feeling deeply discouraged. I also thought to myself “if it’s been so beloved through the ages, it must be my own attitude that’s wrong – something in my own spirit.” I wanted to see if I was alone in this feeling and came across your article. It may be that some personalities tend more towards the morbid introspection already and so this very law-centred writing “from a pulpit” feels incredibly heavy. I agree with the comment above that Chambers amplified the law but didn’t equally amplify the work of Christ.
I also agree that the brief scripture references arent viewed in full context.