We are a people spread across the world with a passion for helping others see Jesus as love, and to see themselves through God's eyes of love.

What We Do

Blue Flame Ministries provides demonstrative teaching on the truth, authority, and power of Christ, and prayer for individuals both in person, and over the internet. There are several schools and marriage ministries offered each year. We support our local communities with ministry for the homeless, and prayer over the land at the regional and national levels worldwide. Our story is found in two books, "Terraforming For the Kingdom," (also known as Terra4ming) and "Cessor Journeys,” and continues with each sequel published annually. This website has free audio, video, and documents to help you learn more.

When & Where?

On December 31, 2013 God fulfilled a vision that He gave us years ago of land with trees, grassland, and a river running through it. Most of our events are held at Arubbah (Hebrew for ‘floodgate’), a stretch of approximately 310 acres (125 hectares) in southern Tulsa County of the State of Oklahoma, USA.
Every Tuesday we hold a night of worship and prayer at Arrubah // We have prayer appointments every friday and saturday // In August we will hold our annual August Rush Reunion // More Events >

Most Recent Blog Post

Pillared Passages: Portion 5

Come

Upon the Mount of YHWH, Moses met burning bramble. His forage into flame was not a stumble, but a search for the voice that said “Come.”

Air upon atmosphere surrounded Moses with ‘karav’. A draw not a demand. An invitation to approach. To hold his heart out and open. This was not a commanding but a choosing.

Moses dared and Pappa declared:

Put off your shoes from your feet, for the place where you stand is holy ground. (Exodus 3:5)

The ground already hallowed and holy held covenant not consequence. For when our life living is story telling, it isn’t feet to floor but flesh to fire.

Person to Presence is how the connection between Eternal and Earth establishes.

Karav. Come. ...
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Cessor Journals | April 21, 2019

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