This is the time to rest in God’s provision— He gives His Word and His Spirit….

Sivan is the month Pentecost occurs— 50 days after Passover. This is when the Holy Spirt was poured out— in the Book of Acts. And, it’s the time Moses received the tablets, the Torah.

In the heavens, we see the tablets— the twins (Gemini), showing that the “heavens declare the glory of God” (Psalm 19:1).

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Ebenezer Norman, from Liberia, is a Lyft driver who takes people to and from different locations for a single purpose: to build schools in his home country.

To date, he’s taken 25,000 people en route…

… and, in the process, he’s made a major impact.

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It was a long road, but now he’s in Denver…

And, he’s making a major impact.

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What do we make of this?

In a sentence, this…

God wants to use you where you are. He has people everywhere, and we have the opportunity to become HIs hands and feet to touch them. At the same time, we can do so for a bigger purpose.

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In Genesis 1 we see that God is relational. Over and over, we see the refrain, “Let us…” during the creation account.

In addition, we’re created in God’s image (Genesis 1:26). This means that we, too, are relational.

Jesus was / is relational as well (see John 14:6). He says that He embodies truth (i.e., truth exists in a person— not proposition statements of right and wrong). And, He’s taking us to the Father, to a relationship in its fullest expression.

We’re promised that God sets the lonely in families (Psalm 68:6), and that He binds us together in the “household of God” (Ephesians 2:19).

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However…

We must make the effort to experience this relationship. That is, we must “work” to unify and rally together.

Psalm 133:1-2 tells us that “unity” is like the oil flowing down the beard of Aaron, conjuring images of the anointing of the priest to do a sacred service on behalf of God.

In other words, unity— oneness— the “who”— is an anointing of the Spirit. It creates a supernatural super-power.

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In this episode, Kent & Beverly talk about unifying with a group of people who are walking in the same direction for the purposes of experiencing AND SHARING the message of Transformation.

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Every major change in your life, good or bad, was probably more influenced by a WHO than a WHAT, a WHERE, a HOW, or even a WHY.

Think about it. People are the biggest influencer in life.

The greatest resource in the Kingdom of God is people.

They are— we are— the primary means God uses to change the world. And, we're better when we walk it out together. 

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Thankfully, we weren't designed to live alone. We were created to walk in healthy relationships.

The New Testament teaches us that we not only become "one" with the Holy Spirit when we give our lives to Christ, but that we also become "one" with each other.That is, we become part of the Body of Christ (see Romans 12, 1 Corinthians 12, Ephesians 4).

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In this episode, Kent and Beverly talk about their vision for working together as a community…

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Ezekiel 46:1-3 reminds us that every Sabbath and every New Moon bring an fresh opportunity for us to connect with God in a unique way— to receive fresh insight and revelation to propel us forward.

Moreover, each month carries a special blessing— just like the “leaves of the tree of life” in Revelation 21-22, which offers something new every month of the year.

Many rabbis refer to this season as the “school of covenant,” as it’s the time when the Children of Israel traveled from Egypt towards Sinai and Pentecost.

They learned that God is—

💔 A healer— this was His first revelation to them when the were freed

📦 A provider— He gave them manna each day, as well as shoes and clothes that never wore out— even in the desert (and they left with the bounty of Egypt)

⚔️ A warrior— He fought on their behalf, protecting them

This is the covenant of which we’re a part.

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During this season we set our hearts towards miracles, a feature of the Passover season.

Remember, before the Passover occurred, the Children of Israel had been under bondage for over 400 years. Then, it changed in a moment.

Many times, we don’t see a way forward…

👉 finances seem to be lacking

👉 faith-quotients feel low

👉 friendships & family relationships seem strained

👉 fitness and health might be frail….

But, the Passover and the season of miracles show us that these things can radically change in a moment.

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This is the moment we celebrate the atonement, that is, our at-one-ment with God. This is possible… because of the blood.

Notably, when the Passover occurred, the Angel looked NOT at the qualifications the people had, but at the blood.

Today, we must do the same…

Whereas we often feel we’ve got to approach God based on our credentials and our “bless-ability,” the truth is that everything depends on the pure blood of Jesus. Moreover, the blood is effectual and it works.

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When I read the scriptures, specifically the epistles, I notice that many of them begin with something like “Paul, a bondservant of Jesus Christ.”

Or, “Peter, a bond servant of Jesus Christ.”

In that culture, if you were a slave and you had fulfilled your time of service to fulfill a debt or other obligation, you would be set free. The master would actually give you a letter to release you from serving him.

But a lot of times in that process, the servants (slaves) would have fallen in love with their master to such a degree that, even though they were set free, they wanted to stay and serve their master. If they made a choice they would become a bond servant.

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Now, notice this…

It wasn't mandatory, it was a willful act. In effect, they were saying, "I want to give my life to serve you.”

When they did this, they placed their ear to a post at the master’s house. They drove a nail in, pierced their ear, and added a ring.

So, when you saw someone with that mark on their ear, or that ring, you knew they were a bond servant.

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Now, they served from a place gratitude, as well as love and respect. They didn’t serve because of a legal agreement, but from of a bond of love. Because of this, the master took full responsibility for their life— to make sure they always had everything they needed.

I believe that's a beautiful picture of what it means to be a leader in the Kingdom of God. It means we have so fallen in love with Jesus, our Master, that not out of obligation but out of a pure heart overwhelmed with gratitude for what He's done in our life and continues to do, we commit our lives to Him.

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Kent & Beverly talk about this willingness to “serve as a lifestyle” in this episode of the Freedom Podcast.

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Passover occurs during this month.

The ram in the sky (Aries, who appears in the constellation) reminds us of the sacrifice that was provided for Abraham (Genesis 22:13) and of the promised sacrifice of Christ, who was also crucified during Passover (John 19:14f.).

Nisan is the first month, Tishri is the beginning of the year.

In this first month, we celebrate redemption and the new beginnings made possible by the Passover. That is, we celebrate total redemption.

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We first find the word redemption in the Exodus story— where God frees His people from bondage in Egypt.

But the redemption He granted them included so much more than physical servitude. He gifted them with—

* A clear mind and free will
* Cleansing from guilt and shame
* Healing for their physical bodies
* Financial blessing and abundance
* Dominion in their work
* Joy and emotional wholeness

The New Testament declares that Jesus is our Redeemer, the One who sets us free. And, if the New Covenant is based on better promises than the Old, should we not expect at least the same blessings today?

Redemption outlines what the blessings of your freedom are— and shows you how to access them in this present life.

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This is the month to “reset” and begin walking in total redemption.

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Kent was in Nepal a few years ago visiting a missionary. He had the opportunity to take an Everest flight. He flew over Mount Everest in an extremely small airplane.

It’s a majestic mountain that only the most skilled climbers attempt.

Here’s what was interesting: at the foot of that mountain, you can see several base camps, and they had many stories about them. They said that these base camps were the most important part of the climb to the summit.

This resonated with us on so many levels.

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You see, if you're going to make it all the way up a mountain, you must have a strong base camp.

And that's so true for us as leaders. If we're going to climb mountains, if we're going to do great exploits for the Lord, and if we're going to lead effectively, we've got to have a strong foundation in our family from which to move or function from.

It's very important to realize this commitment as a leader. It costs everyone who is connected to you when you take up the call to lead.

It costs each member of your family— your spouse and your children— because it's a total commitment.

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In this talk Kent & Beverly talk about the cost leaders pay.

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