Daniel Turner

A Note from DT Many times the Christian walk seems to be a process of learning to trust the Lord for His direction which involves moving through the boundaries of one’s fear. Over the last few weeks at HoF the messages have looked at Moses’ growing relationship with God as he too was led past […]

A Note from DT In Jeremiah 17:5-8  we find a contrast of two types of people symbolized by a shrub and a tree:  5 Thus says the LORD: “Cursed is the man who trusts in man and makes flesh his strength, whose heart turns away from the LORD. 6 He is like a shrub in the desert, and shall not

A Note from DT My thoughts this week: A major theme that I’ve spoken and written about in this season has been “the Table in the Wilderness”.  This concept taken from Ps 23 of the valley of the shadow and of the table in the presence of the enemy are very much a declaration that

A Note from DT I was asked recently if there was a key to help unlock ones’ mind in order to experience more of the Lord’s voice in life.  There are several things that come to mind but one in particular that I have found to be profoundly impactful is to maintain a posture of

A Note from DT What if we began to see the table in the wilderness through the eyes of faith?  What would it look like to come to the table that is surrounded by our fears and in stead of trying to figure out what move to make in order to experience the least amount

A Note from DT What if we began to see the table in the wilderness through the eyes of faith?  What would it look like to come to the table that is surrounded by our fears and in stead of trying to figure out what move to make in order to experience the least amount

A Note from DT Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; Your rod and your staff, they comfort me. – Psalm 23:4 When I was a kid I went to Kindergarten at a Christian school where we leaned to recite the

A Note from DT Last week as I was taking communion with a group at HoF I received some of the most specific and accurate prophetic words that I’ve received in years. As a bonus they came from people who do not consider themselves to be especially ‘gifted’ in that area and they had no

A Note from DT Earlier this week I thought of the widow who approached Elisha in 2 Kings 4.  Her husband had passed away and she was in a hard place financially and was facing the threat of her creditors taking custody of her son’s to work them as his slaves. Elisha’s response to the

A Note from DT As we’ve studied the life of Jacob I have really been struck by the patience and faithfulness of the Lord.  Numerous times Jacob met the Lord in profound encounters and received both blessings and promises from Him. God told him that He would never leave him, spoke blessings over him that