Author Archives: ted4leaders

About ted4leaders

Ted J. Hanson is the leader of House of Bread Ministry and Christ Life Training Ministry Academy. He has dedicated his life to raising up the generations of God with a 100-year plan to become the testimony and power of God's life and grace in the earth.

The Path of Inheritance

Posted on June 19, 2019 by ted4leaders

Audio Version of Blog:        Greetings, There is a lot of talk today of deconstruction in the church. The thought is that there are many things in the church that have been constructed by the thoughts of men, … Continue reading →

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Foundations

Posted on June 12, 2019 by ted4leaders

You can now choose to listen to blog in audio form:     Greetings, As we continue to navigate this year of 2019, I find that God is reconfirming and reestablishing foundations. It is the foundation of the house that … Continue reading →

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Actions Inspired By Faith

Posted on June 5, 2019 by ted4leaders

        Greetings; It is now June and we continue in the path of navigation for 2019. Last week I addressed the need to connect to the beliefs of the past. What we believe will determine how we … Continue reading →

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It Begins With Beliefs

Posted on May 29, 2019 by ted4leaders

NEW!   Audio Version of Blog –     Greetings, We are navigating a path of increasing glory in the inheritance of Christ among men. As leaders we cannot not just lead, we must be fathers and mothers in the faith. … Continue reading →

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Another Measure in the Path

Posted on May 22, 2019 by ted4leaders

NEW!   Audio Version of Blog –       Greetings, We are in a season of navigation. We are navigating the path that God is setting before us that is a path of destiny in Christ. Navigation involves finding the … Continue reading →

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Fathers, Mothers, and Leaders in our Path

Posted on May 15, 2019 by ted4leaders

      Greetings, I believe that this is a season to navigate a course of intimate faith with God. In this, we become vulnerable and shapeable in responding to Him. Leaders set an example in the faith. That example … Continue reading →

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When Things Shake

Posted on May 8, 2019 by ted4leaders

      Greetings, God is doing something in the earth. When the earth shakes, it means that something of the unshakeable kingdom of Christ is manifesting. I don’t believe that the devil causes the world to shake. I believe … Continue reading →

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The Connected Path

Posted on May 1, 2019 by ted4leaders

      Greetings, Our path in life is meant to be one of calling, inheritance, and purpose. I believe that the place of our calling is the place of our identity. Our calling is not a calling of humanity … Continue reading →

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A Further Measure

Posted on April 24, 2019 by ted4leaders

        Greetings, The path of God for your life is hidden in heaven for you and when you find it, it will take your where you need to go. The path of God will take you where … Continue reading →

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Do Not Remove The Ancient Landmarks

Posted on April 18, 2019 by ted4leaders

    Greetings; So much of the church is longing for the day of Jesus’ return, but I believe that our aim in life must be for His continual return. Holy Spirit has come in the name of Jesus. He … Continue reading →

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