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Rev. Nadine Drayton-Keen
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- Phoenix, AZ
- United States
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- Background or Hometown
- Wilkes-Barre
- Relationship Status:
- Divorced
- About Me:
- I am a sold out for Jesus the Christ believer who does not practice a religion, because Christianity is NOT a religion. For me, Christianity is about developing and enjoying my father-daughter relationship with God and my sister-brother relationship with Jesus the Christ.
As a child in my Father God’s household of Faith, I am happy to say that in 2003 my Daddy elevated me to the position of a full time licensed and ordained minister. In that same year, He called me into full-time ministry and then sent me into the mission fields located throughout the United States, Japan, the Republic of Korea (South Korea), and the People’s Republic of China.
Before entering full-time ministry, I served my country as a United States Air Force enlistee. While in the Air Force, I met the man who became my husband and the father of my two sons. Over time, I became the proud grandmother of four grandsons.
My other very important career was in education. I taught English for 4 years on the secondary level and 14 years on the post-secondary level.
On a more personal side, in my spare time, I love to listen to the kind of music that moves me to dance like David danced. Additionally, I enjoy traveling, meeting new people, singing mostly Gospel songs (even though I am not a Gospel singer), and writing about biblical principles, parables, and other forms of God's Divine Truth.
Through my hard times and my good times, my God always has been there for me and with me. There is nothing that I have been through, that I am going through (or that I will go through) that I have been able to handle by myself. Indeed, I have made it over (and always will make it over), because God has been, and He continues to be, my bridge over troubled water and my strong tower. Truly, He is a very-present help in hard and in good times. Praise the Lord.
- age
- 57
- hobbies:
- traveling to distant places, meeting new people, writing, reading, listening to people who teach about prophecy, listening to oldies but goodies music, and watching football, basketball, tennis, and other sports...
- favorite music:
- Contemporary Gospel music, 60s and 70s R&B (Soul) music, and Smooth Jazz...
- favorite movies & tv shows:
- The Great Debaters (2007); Diary of a Mad Black Woman (2005); Woman Thou Art Loosed (2004); The Passion of the Christ (2004); Ben-Hur (1959); The Ten Commandments (1956); and I prefer TV shows that impart a wholesome spiritual message.
- favorite books & bible verses:
- The Bible is my favorite book, and Proverbs 9:7-9 and Galatians 4:16 are my favorite Bible verses.
- Who would you like to meet ?
- I cannot wait to meet, in person, God the Father, Christ the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
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- http://www.myspace.com/womanpreacher
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Rev. Nadine Drayton-Keen's Blog
Pledging Our Unwavering Allegiance To God
from Faith and Wisdom: A Rhema Word in a Dry and Thirsty Land (2006) by Reverend Nadine Drayton-Keen
In today’s devotion, the Israelites have just received control of the Promised Land. They are the recipients of God’s crazy, mad supernatural economy—receiving cities they didn’t build, houses they didn’t fill, wells they didn’t dig, and produce and fruit of the fields and trees that they didn’t plant. By the time Joshua gives his “as for me and my house” farewell speech, the Promised… Continue
In today’s devotion, the Israelites have just received control of the Promised Land. They are the recipients of God’s crazy, mad supernatural economy—receiving cities they didn’t build, houses they didn’t fill, wells they didn’t dig, and produce and fruit of the fields and trees that they didn’t plant. By the time Joshua gives his “as for me and my house” farewell speech, the Promised… Continue
Posted on August 18, 2008 at 10:01am —
Separating CHURCH’s Saints From The Ain’ts
from Faith and Wisdom: A Rhema Word in a Dry and Thirsty Land (2006) by Reverend Nadine Drayton-Keen
Having the door shut in our faces is probably one of the most embarrassing feelings we ever will experience in this life. Even more embarrassing will be us having to acknowledge our spiritual homelessness when the Lord and Savior tells us that He knows us not, right after He shuts the door into Heaven in our faces. We will be left on are own, spiritually uncovered. What a horrible feel… Continue
Having the door shut in our faces is probably one of the most embarrassing feelings we ever will experience in this life. Even more embarrassing will be us having to acknowledge our spiritual homelessness when the Lord and Savior tells us that He knows us not, right after He shuts the door into Heaven in our faces. We will be left on are own, spiritually uncovered. What a horrible feel… Continue
Posted on August 8, 2008 at 7:41am —
A Real Tragedy
from Faith and Wisdom: A Rhema Word in a Dry and Thirsty Land (2006) by Reverend Nadine Drayton-Keen
In the book of Matthew, Christ describes the good and evil “ethnos” who will be in the world as the end of the Age draws near (when God’s allotted time for dealing with mankind runs out). Christ even says that these “ethnos” will share similar wheat and tares (cf. Matthew 13:24-30, 37-42) and sheep and goats (cf. Matthew 25:32-46) characteristics. Furthermore, Chri… Continue
In the book of Matthew, Christ describes the good and evil “ethnos” who will be in the world as the end of the Age draws near (when God’s allotted time for dealing with mankind runs out). Christ even says that these “ethnos” will share similar wheat and tares (cf. Matthew 13:24-30, 37-42) and sheep and goats (cf. Matthew 25:32-46) characteristics. Furthermore, Chri… Continue
Posted on August 7, 2008 at 11:18am —
Are We Close to the Battle of Armageddon?
by Reverend Nadine Drayton-Keen (2008)
The Spirit of prophecy (or the Light of Divine Revelation), which refers to the Holy Spirit’s illuminations about the evil conditions in the world that prompt God’s judgment (Tribulation Period) upon the Earth, declares that believers are living in the time when the end of the CHURCH AGE soon will happen. What is the proof of this opening statement? Jesus the Christ’s famous teaching known as the Olivet Discourse provides the evidence that confirms for bel… Continue
The Spirit of prophecy (or the Light of Divine Revelation), which refers to the Holy Spirit’s illuminations about the evil conditions in the world that prompt God’s judgment (Tribulation Period) upon the Earth, declares that believers are living in the time when the end of the CHURCH AGE soon will happen. What is the proof of this opening statement? Jesus the Christ’s famous teaching known as the Olivet Discourse provides the evidence that confirms for bel… Continue
Posted on August 5, 2008 at 8:16am —
The Gospel Call Is For ALL Who Hunger And Thirst
from Faith and Wisdom: A Rhema Word in a Dry and Thirsty Land (2006) by Reverend Nadine Drayton-Keen
In too many Christian evangelical churches throughout the world, the unkempt, grubby, smelly, and matted or greasy-haired individuals wearing outdated fashions or sheer rags frequently are frowned upon, and usually are treated as unwanted church guests. These high and mighty evangelicals often single out their unwelcome visitors simply by labeling them as “good for nothings.” Although… Continue
In too many Christian evangelical churches throughout the world, the unkempt, grubby, smelly, and matted or greasy-haired individuals wearing outdated fashions or sheer rags frequently are frowned upon, and usually are treated as unwanted church guests. These high and mighty evangelicals often single out their unwelcome visitors simply by labeling them as “good for nothings.” Although… Continue
Posted on August 2, 2008 at 5:43am —
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