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God the Father created man’s will in the same order as His own Will. The order of the Father’s Will in man starts with Revelation. Redemption is in the middle, and Satisfaction is at the top. Learn More

This message deals with all four points of the Stature of Truth about Ruling. Since the first point — Natural Rule — was discussed in the first message, this lesson focuses upon the last three points: Spiritual Rule; Conditions for Ruling; and Reward for Ruling. Learn More

God’s Word differentiates between ruling and reigning. Ruling, very basically, has to do with maturity in the Word of God whereas reigning has to do with maturity in the Spirit. This message deals with one aspect of natural rule. The Hebrew word for rule means to have dominion, to govern, and to bear. It also means to tend as a shepherd, to feed, and to supervise. This lets us know that ruling refers to God’s Word, which is like a pasture and like a shepherd. With His Word, God feeds us and supervises us. Learn More

(Graduation Banquet) There are four thoughts contained in Matthew 6:33 which says, “But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.” 1. The Hebrew word for but means to smite, to beat down, to take a rod, a stick, or our fist and push back anything that gets in between us and the LORD. It also has to do with horns. Learn More

(Employee Seminar) The first three verses of First Corinthians, chapter thirteen, clearly establish the need to lay hold of love by stature rather than by gift. Although we speak with the tongues of men and of Angels, if we have not love, we are as sounding brass or a tinkling cymbal (verse one). Learn More

(Father’s Day) Jesse had a good spiritual heritage from his ancestors. His grandparents were Ruth and Boaz His father was Obed, the son of Ruth and Boaz. And, in the bloodline of his son David was Jesus, the Humanity side of the Seed of Promise. Jesse was a spiritually mature person, a zawkane. He was from Bethlehem, the House of Bread. When God saw that Jesse was a good father who fed his children the Bread of the Torah, He sent His Prophet Samuel to Bethlehem, in peace, to sanctify the house of Jesse before he anointed David to be His King.

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(Employee Seminar) The text for this lesson is Romans 7:18-25. There are two classes of death: natural death and spiritual death. Natural death reigns in our awdawm man, and spiritual death is in our eesh man, our fire man. We carry both of these kinds of death with us until the resurrection. Jesus Christ will reign until all enemies are brought into subjection to Him, and the last enemy is spiritual death.

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Ephesians 4:11-13 reveals that we are to grow to the measure of the Stature of the Fullness of Christ. The spiritual experiences of growth in Christ’s Stature are pictured in the Mosaic Tabernacle, which was laid out in the form of a Cross. This message explains how the three divisions in the Mosaic Tabernacle relate to the thirtyfold, sixtyfold, and hundredfold fruitfulness of believers. Learn More

In the beginning, before anything was created, the Son was begotten in the Bosom of the Father. Then, God brought His Son out of the Bosom and set Him at His own Right Hand and gave Him all Truth concerning His Master Plan and Purposive Will for the creation that the Son was to bring forth. Learn More

(International Summer Convention) In our upright will of satisfaction, our first desire is for the LORD’s Name, and our second desire is for God’s Word. When our will is turned upside-down, we desire for our own name to be exalted and honoured in this world, and we desire for our own words to be heard. First John 2:15-17 tells us to love not the world. Learn More

(International Summer Convention) When God allows us to be weak and pushed down by adversaries, His Reason is to prove that He is the One Who is strong. If we are down, then everyone can see Jesus, and we can have gratitude for His help. When man flipped his will or turned it upside down with his choice in the Garden, his will became founded on self-satisfaction. God meant for us to walk by His Master Plan or Will of Revelation; then, His Master Plan in our lives will carry out His Redemptive Will or His Purposive Will. When His Purposive Will and Master Plan are carried out in our lives, then we will experience His Satisfaction Will of sending up delight and pleasure to God. Learn More

(International Summer Convention) This message explains the significance of the experience in the Spirit that the LORD gave the people during the worship part of the service. The first time we received the Holy Ghost, we received the Baptism of the Dove, from the Son. Tonight, we received the second Baptism, which is a Baptism of Fire from the Eagle of the Father. The Eagle’s Fire devours our flesh. Learn More

(International Summer Convention) This message explains the significance of the experience in the Spirit that the LORD gave the people during the worship part of the service. The first time we received the Holy Ghost, we received the Baptism of the Dove, from the Son. Tonight, we received the second Baptism, which is a Baptism of Fire from the Eagle of the Father. The Eagle’s Fire devours our flesh. Learn More

(International Summer Convention) During His earthly journey, Jesus was not governed by needs. He never would have gone to Calvary if He had been governed by needs because there always would have been someone who needed to be healed or ministered to in one way or another. Learn More