Window of Weird - Windows to the Father's Heart Series

You have been born(-again) into the “Weird” family!

You are no longer an “earthly” being, but rather a “spiritual” being in an “earth-suit.” As you grow in Christlikeness, you become progressively more “weird” (in a good way!). Indeed, you will seem very strange to those around you who haven’t yet accepted adoption into the family of God. Join with Steve as he explores the Father’s heart regarding the expected (and encouraged) “unworldly” behavior and belief system of his “weird” family. God has “set apart” his people, encircling them so that he has his family all to himself. Nevertheless, he arranges situations for us to be put on “display” as beacons of hope for a lost and dying world, and through the mighty exploits and amazing sacrifices born of love of his saints for those who are yet conformed to the patterns of this world, Abba draws more precious souls to himself. Indeed, the weird family grows precisely because of its loving weirdness!

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Your Instructor

Steven Trullinger

When God called Steve Trullinger into healing ministry in 1995, he was at that time an Associate Professor of Physics at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. Steve already knew that he would be trading his secure, tenured academic position for a faith-walk of adventure, trusting in the Lord’s design for the second half of his life. His twenty-five years as an educator and researcher helped prepare him to train healing and evangelistic mission teams and to help many to understand the synergisms of spiritual gifts in the ministries of healing and evangelism.

Late in 2000, Steve founded The Father’s Touch Ministries, based in California, and has helped to launch and direct many healing teams of volunteers in North America, as well as lead over 20 short term mission teams focused on healing and evangelism in East Africa. These teams have been blessed to lead several tens of thousands to Christ and bring the Father’s healing touch to many thousands of sick in hospitals, villages, slums, and Freedom Festival crowds. One of Steve’s favorite pastimes is to help his team members get “wrecked beyond recognition!”