Jonathan teaches that the disciples on the road to Emmaus were likely a husband wife team. Jesus walk with them (His first post-resurrection activity), shows the significance of the restored walk from the Garden of Eden with the first married couple, Adam and Eve. Leviticus 26 tells us Gods intention was for His people to walk in freedom, with their heads held high. As believers, we are called to walk by the Spirit and stay in step with the Spirit. This means we cannot run ahead (presumption), or lag behind (slothfulness), or hide (shame). Christ's resurrection enabled us to walk with Him again, and walking together enables conversation!

Jonathan teaches out of John 12 about Jesus triumphal entry on Palm Sunday - the pinnacle of worldly success. But then Jesus surprisingly says that glory comes out of brokenness and death! 2 Corinthians 4 and Isaiah 27 help us understand the Lords purposes for us to take root (the Adam nature) and bear fruit (the Christ nature).

Jonathan picks up where Sam left off last week and teaches from 1 Timothy 1, John 17 and Ephesians 4. God has an economy or household law and it is something we must understand and cooperate with. Jesus prays through three-phases of oneness in John 17, and then Paul lays out the three phases of unity in Ephesians 4. The earth WILL be covered with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord - so let us open up the gates and pray for revival to start with US!