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by Matthew Cramer

These are the Institute's Facebook postings from November 2021 through April 2022. In the last Postings, we announced that over 4000 Facebook friends have been accepted. Their growth has recently slowed through acceptance management. There is an upper limit of 5000.

Since then we have continued the introduction of media technologies to our Facebook page and the Website. During the last six months, we have been concentrating on the introduction of audio selections from our popular healing training seminars, then presenting them for audition on both our Website and YouTube. Thus we have stuck our toe a little deeper into the visual media.

It's not clear yet whether the additional time required to prepare the old recordings for modern technology, will result in a broader following than written articles posted on Facebook alone.

The Cramer Institute of Minnesota
Published by Matthew J. Cramer • March 7, 2022

The Cramer Institute has now released its 4th Capstone Talk about Christian life, presented at the beginning of our popular seminars in the ministry of healing. Entitled Authority and Power, it reveals the backbone for our New Life — the authority and power delegated to us by our Lord.

We are authorized and mandated to proclaim through Signs and Wonders that the kingdom of God is at hand.

The difference between authority and power is presented along with an extensive scriptural analysis of Jesus' authority and power — how it was developed in him through obedience to the Father, his training and faithfulness to his mission.

The talk may be audited/downloaded here from the Institute's website at: https://cramer-institute.com/authority-and-power/ , or our YouTube channel at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWXUf4Ms-zY .

The Cramer Institute of Minnesota
Published by Matthew J. Cramer • March 16, 2022

The Cramer Institute has just published its 3rd Capstone Talk about Christian life, entitled The Fullness of Christian Life. Presented at the beginning of their popular seminars in the ministry of healing, it weaves a comprehensive picture of living a Christian life.

Centered around God's original and continuing plan for a relationship with us, the talk uses poignant stories in the Old Testament and Jesus' mandate for signs and wonders to illustrate the depth of our intended relationship with him.

Five key areas in our lives are presented, that we struggle with to maintain in balance. Beyond that, five key areas of our temporal life are revealed as the principal struggle for balance there as well.

Practical tips are included for ministry to others, the mission of Signs and Wonders, and living out Jesus' prayer to the Father for us.

The talk may be audited/downloaded from the Institute's website and our YouTube channel at the following links:

https://cramer-institute.com/the-fullness-of-christian-life/

https://youtu.be/i8a6qLns_eY

The Cramer Institute of Minnesota
Published by Matthew J. Cramer • February 8, 2022

As Christmas approached, I sensed in the spirit that this might be the last time our family could assemble as a complete entity. By now, we numbered eighteen adults. The grandchildren were over twenty years old; two of them were married. All the singles had dates.

Deep in my heart, I had a desire that we, as a family, should celebrate in a formal, dress-up Christmas dinner, the kind I’d enjoyed with my grandparents. I wanted to plant a comparable memory in our family as our Christmas gift.

Ruth Ann suggested that the family could do the work ourselves, then enjoy the fruit of our labor as guests. So I put the proposal to them: a reception with appetizers, punch and eggnog, followed by salad, twice-baked potatoes and real prime rib for dinner. Ice cream and pies could top it off, followed by Green BrandyAlexanders after dinner.

Ground rules were simple. Dress code: the best you could manage, short of a tux or prom dress. Rights of admission: no work, no food.

The day before Christmas, the grandchildren arrived with tablecloths, napkins, extra tables and chairs for the main floor’s dinner. More were brought in for the reception on the lower level. Place settings and accessories were laid out, decorations were strung up and food for the feast was delivered.

It was a new experience for most of them, involving the care and handling of crystal glasses, deciding on the appropriate positioning of multiple flatware items on either side of the plate. They laughed, joked and threw around contradictory instructions that Ruth Ann had to step in to adjudicate.

After early Christmas Mass, a small group attended to the last-minute details, gave the finishing touches and prepared the dinner. Our well-dressed guests began arriving at 4.45 p.m. and proceeded to the lower level of our home to enjoy appetizers, eggnog and each other’s company.

At 6 p.m., we gathered on the main level and thanked the Lord for Christmas, the food and each other’s presence in our lives. Ruth Ann and I served the dinner buffet-style amid the joyful din of the siblings’ conversation. It warmed our hearts to greet each eager, cheerful face, as they passed before us for their slice of genuine prime rib.

Dessert was served, enjoyed and concluded by 7.30 p.m. A small group rose, cleared the tables and put away the leftovers. Another helped us wash the dishes, flatware, glasses and plates by hand. The cooking crew and remaining revelers went downstairs for the Green BrandyAlexanders.

About 9.30 p.m., the revelers began taking their leave. At midnight, Ruth Ann and I were standing alone among the vacant tables and chairs, the clean-up done, the sound of energetic happiness still reverberating in our ears. We praised and thanked the Lord profusely for the family and this special dinner that no one was likely to forget. We were family then.

Christmas 2008

The Cramer Institute of Minnesota
Published by Matthew J. Cramer • December 22, 2021

The Cramer Institute of Minnesota
Published by Matthew J. Cramer • May 8, 2021

This book was featured in our promotions this quarter. The ad is a combination version that keeps all four books in play. A separate combo-ad was developed for each of the four books.

The Cramer Institute of Minnesota
Published by Matthew J. Cramer • October 20, 2021

Twenty years of the Cramer Institute of Minnesota's healing ministry, was recorded on more than 400 cassette tapes of seminars and teachings. Our Audio Library subjects include: Blocks To Healing, Christian Management, Men’s Issues, Deliverance & Spiritual Warfare, Inner Healing, Physical Healing, Spiritual Growth, and Women’s Issues.

This album presents the key elements and how to practice Jesus' pivotal command, "...love one another as I have loved you." (Jn 15:12 NRSVCE)

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