Rob Crickett Quotes

When under attack

rcimfan — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 12:58:30 +0000

“When priests and prophets, evangelicals and fundamentalists claim to be in Christ and yet attack you, you who are in Christ, you always return to Christ and his love when you seek a just judge and jury. So too, when those who are not in Christ misunderstand you and attack you, you always return to Christ and his love in order to draw forth the understanding, compassion and love you need to give to such people.

I am not alone in finding that Christians who claim to be in Christ and yet who attack others in Christ are a worse problem that those who are not in Christ. Those who are not in Christ can be won to God . . . there is always hope for them. But, for those who already claim to be in Christ yet who pride themselves in their warring against the souls of others, there is little hope. They have little reward in heaven, they have all the reward they are seeking here on earth. Their victory is not a victory for the Father — it is not the victory that the Father is seeking from His child. The Father is seeking our will and our cooperation with diversity . . . but all too often He receives little more than selfish concerns and religious bigotry from well-meaning believers. How sad.”

Rob in RCIM Christmas Cheer #3, in the RCIM Email Newsletter, December 2009.

On The Need For Freedom

rcimfan — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 18:24:32 +0000

“I need to receive somebody with the words to me that I can believe, that will produce faith in me; and I need their words to tell me that there is a solution for my struggle. I want to be free from having to deal with unscrupulous people. I want to be free from having to scratch and scrape for every little thing that comes in. I want to be free from having to be a certain type of person that I become just to get by financially. I want a way to produce totally different outcomes and I want totally different methods than those to which I am accustomed.”

Source: Rob Crickett: The Creative Power in Born Again Person, pg. 62.

Basics of Healing (Pt 1)

rcimfan — Sun, 31 May 2009 20:52:56 +0000

“When there is a desire for healing, and the person sincerely looks to God for that healing, healing happens.”

Source: Rob Crickett: The Creative Power in Born Again Person, pg. 62.

How Does Faith Arise?

rcimfan — Fri, 29 May 2009 21:34:39 +0000

“So believing in God is great, but faith has to arise, and faith arises out of the hearing of God´s word. Faith arises in you when the cause of divine creative power comes and touches your believing and brings the Word of God to life so that God comes to life and is known to be active in your life and situation.”

Source: Rob Crickett: The Creative Power in Born Again Person, pg. 47.

The New Hunger & Thirst

rcimfan — Wed, 20 May 2009 20:39:41 +0000

“People who wholly live in Christ have an insatiable hunger for righteousness and thirst for divine perfection.”

Source: Rob Crickett: The Creative Power in Born Again Person, pg. 17.

How Much Does Salvation Cost?

rcimfan — Tue, 19 May 2009 13:00:19 +0000

“Salvation comes directly as a free gift to you from God you heavenly Father; and righteousness emerges naturally in you as the fruit of your spririt-born life of sonship or daughtership in the kingdom of heaven.”

Source: Rob Crickett: The Creative Power in Born Again Person, pg. 17.

What happens after salvation?

rcimfan — Mon, 18 May 2009 16:41:25 +0000

“If you accept salvation, you immediately begin to partake of God´s divine nature – you become like God. Salvation makes you a son or daughter of God directly. It is your faith that makes the connection.”

Source: Rob Crickett: The Creative Power in Born Again Person, pg. 17.

How Does Salvation Come?

rcimfan — Sat, 16 May 2009 19:27:15 +0000

“Salvation comes by believing that God is your Father and you are His child; and receiving his forgiveness. Jesus brings us to the Father. He brings us power. He brings us power. He brings us salvation. He brings us healing and deliverence from spiritual darkness and default. The Father works tirelessly in the human mind and soul, but Jesus brings us right into all that the Father has for us.”

Source: Rob Crickett: The Creative Power in Born Again Person, pg. 16.

Jesus Stands In The Gap When We Are Wihtout A Vision

rcimfan — Thu, 14 May 2009 15:21:48 +0000

“The wonderful thing about Jesus is that he offers us more than a leg up in our capacity to make good and effective changes, he actually intervenes and stands in the gap when we are without the vision or the strength or the resolve or the wherewithal to make the necessary changes ourselves unaided. After we have his strength, his blessing, his support and perhaps even his prophecy about the place in which we will stand once we have made the appropriate decision, then the decision making process can become a whole lot easier for us.”

Rob Crickett: RCIM PARTNERS’ LETTER August 2008

On The Union Of The Will Of Man And The Will Of God

rcimfan — Tue, 12 May 2009 13:38:34 +0000

“We believe that the decision making that justifies our beliefs through God is only found in arenas of experience that have ever-increasing dominion; and that our decisions cause heavenly power and revelation to be fully unloosed in the earthly existence as it is in heaven (Matthew 16:19), through an experiential, love-saturated union of the will of Man and the will of God (John 10:30) whose purpose is to pull higher meanings and values into existing situations to the glory of God and for the spiritual ascension of Man.”

Rob Crickett: RCIM Beliefs (as on RCIM website, on May 12th, 2009)

Matthew 16:19 “I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven, and whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven.”

John 10:30 “I and the Father are one.”