Wick Ministries

​The Difference Between the Sent and the Went ​Over many years, I have learned that there are sent ones and there are went ones . The "sent" are those who wait on God and seek Him until they encounter and know Him accurately. This might involve receiving a vision, hearing a word, or experiencing a direct encounter with the Holy Spirit. ​It is vital to recognize the Fruits of the Spirit and understand what a true encounter with God produces within you. As Galatians 5:22–23 states, the nine fruits are: ​ Love ​ Joy ​ Peace ​ Patience ​ Kindness ​ Goodness ​ Faithfulness ​ Gentleness ​ Self-control ​If you believe you are being led by the Spirit, but your life isn't producing these fruits, you "might wanna check yourself before you wreck yourself." Having dealt with both sides of this for the past eleven years, I know how deceptive these experiences can be. Misalignment will eventually hurt both you and your ministry. ​The War of Discernment ​I ha...

 

 The Sanctification Series: Field Notes from the Walk ​ Volume I: The Wooing & The Invitation ​ Chapter 1: The Resonance of the First Note ​ The noise of the world is not merely loud; it is structurally designed to drown out the frequency of the Divine. Most of us live our lives in a state of static—a low-level hum of anxiety, ambition, and routine that feels like "normal." But then comes the moment of resonance: a vibration that doesn’t originate from your circumstances, but from somewhere deeper, hitting a chord inside your spirit that you didn’t know was tuned. ​The first note of the wooing is rarely a mandate; it is a frequency. It is the realization that the world you have built—your achievements, your logic, your carefully curated identity—is not enough. This resonance is the Holy Spirit "plucking" a string in your heart. It is the moment you sense that you were created for an atmosphere different from the one you currently occupy. This Divine Invitation i...

  Field Notes: The Divine Filter & The Dark Cloud Volume I: The Divine Filter and the Thick Darkness The Architecture of the Cloud In the economy of the spirit, we often mistake darkness for absence. Scripture reveals a different mechanics of transformation: God chooses the dark cloud as His pavilion. "The people remained at a distance, while Moses approached the thick darkness where God was." (Exodus 20:21) To the carnal mind, the cloud is an irritation—an obstruction to the "brain" that demands logic. But to the spirit, the cloud is a Divine Filter. It is the "silver liquid" that shields us from a glory that would otherwise consume the unrefined self. The Lazarus Paradox Entering the cloud is the ultimate "inconvenience of the cross." It feels like a burial, a "Lazarus Paradox" where the senses report death, yet the Spirit is being quickened. In this white-hot fire of the dark cloud: • The Scapegoat Genius is silenced. • The Morni...

  From Lost to Found: My Journey to God's Unconditional Love Introduction  I've been under attack from an enemy since I was born, an enemy who has been trying to snuff out the light for a long time. This is my story: a chronicle of my life and all the strange things I've experienced up until this point. I can see you, reader... I know you. We are the same, thrown into the rabbit hole like Alice in Wonderland, surrounded by mystery, wondrous things, terrible things – things that seem like a dream, foggy and indistinct. Things unspeakable... Chapter 1: The Echo of Emptiness: My Early World I've never felt much direction or purpose in my life. For the most part, I've been like a leaf blowing in different winds. There hasn't been a real desire for a career path or much of an endgame plan at all. At best, I could usually just muster up enough energy to make it through the day. I've always heard people talking about their 401k and retirement plans. I've seen p...

 The Challenges of the walk Field Notes Volume I: Mechanics of Transformation ​The Process of Sanctification through Suffering Transformation is not a decorative change but a mechanical one. It is the systematic death of the carnal mind—the part of us that seeks comfort and self-preservation. This is the Divine Filter, where every thought and impulse is passed through the spirit to catch the impurities of the ego. ​We move from the "Brain" (the seat of logic and fear) to the "Spirit" (the seat of revelation). This is often experienced as Drinking to the Overflow—where the presence of God is so abundant it bypasses the analytical mind and pours directly into the soul. In this state, one becomes a Scapegoat Genius, bearing the weight of communal friction yet possessing the supernatural insight to navigate it through the lens of the cross rather than the intellect. ​Field Notes Volume II: The Challenges of the Walk ​The Cross of Inconvenience The walk is defined by the...

 Volume I: The Relentless Pursuit ​Chapter 1: A New Hunger ​I didn't used to be this way. I used to hang out with everyone; I was more social, more outgoing. But now, I just seek peace and joy most of the day long. This pursuit is addicting. The Bible says God is a consuming fire and a jealous God. He won't settle for just some of you; He wants the whole thing. I’ve never experienced anything like it. No matter how I react in my flesh, He just keeps pursuing me and bringing me back in. There is simply no escaping God. ​Chapter 2: The Pain of the Wash ​Sometimes, the process of being filled by God is painful. When He starts the work of washing and sanctification, you will undergo a lot of pain. You begin to see things inside of yourself that you don't like. It is an uncomfortable reality to face, but it is the only way to be truly cleaned from the inside out. ​Chapter 3: An Overnight Change ​Something was cured deep within my bloodline. That is the only way to explain why I ...