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Do not forget to show hospitality to strangers, for by so doing some people have shown hospitality to angels without knowing it.  Hebrew 13:2

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Understand this while on earth our purpose is tied up in our physical and spiritual resurrection.  When we accept Christ as our Lord and Saviour, we become born again, the old us dies and a new us is resurrected. 

Remember I told you that the Kingdom of God is the highest government in existence and the only one that reaches beyond the grave, when we die our spirit is resurrected and will go before the King of Kings on judgment day, where our eternal destination is then determined based on what we did after our physical and spiritual resurrection on this earth.

The account of Jesus after His resurrection can help to guide us on how we conduct our lives as born-again believers, resurrected in and for the Kingdom of God.

Again every aspect of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection is for us to see His glory and learn from it.  Just as learning with the inability to apply what you have learned is worthless, so is our acknowledgment of the life, death, and resurrection of Christ without the proper adjustments made in our lives, hypocrisy.

In closing let’s review what Jesus did after His resurrection and reflect on what should be our actions and reactions after we have been born again and resurrected as citizens of the Kingdom of God.

Scripture tells us that John 20 that Mary Magdalene went to the tomb and began to weep because she saw that Jesus wasn’t there and she assumed they had moved him to an undisclosed location.  When she turned around Jesus was standing there and said to her, “Woman why are you weeping”, He went on to say “do not cling to me’’ as Mary was wanting to hold onto his physical presence.

I need to say this to some of you after you have been born again and resurrected as a citizen of the Kingdom of God there are going to be some friends, family, and associates who are going to want to cling to the old you.

But as Jesus continued in his explanation to Mary “I am ascending to My father and your father and to My God and your God”.  For those who are trying to cling to who you were before, it’s going to take you proclaiming boldly that you have been resurrected as a new you and are now connected to your father, your God, and committed and submitted to his Kingship.

When Jesus appeared to the other disciples, Thomas was not present, when the disciples told Thomas they had seen the resurrected Christ, Thomas said he would not believe unless he saw for himself the nail-scarred hands, and was able to put his hands into His side, he would not believe Jesus had resurrected.

Like Thomas there will always be folks who will doubt your resurrection and transformation, who will doubt your commitment to sacrifice your fleshly desires for the Kingdom, they will doubt that the old you is truly dead and they will challenge you, test and tempt you.  But know this,  when they see the evidence of the death of your old self and the resurrection of the new you, it will be the scars from the old you and your commitment to God that will be able to be used as a vessel to draw to the Kingdom of God.

And finally, In John 21 Jesus appears to the disciples on the lake and instructs them to cast their nets to the other side of the boat and there they caught an abundance of fish.  Jesus then told them to come onshore and to bring the fish they had caught.  He then invited them to eat with him.

As born-again believers, resurrected in the glory of God, we should also seek to steer people in the right direction, to be a blessing to them, befriend and commune with them.

The principle of Jesus’ resurrection is rooted in sacrifice, servanthood, and sanctification.  We are all destined for resurrection in our lives, and each of us determines whether we receive the “well done” approval seal of God by first accepting Christ in our lives, then allowing the old us to die, as the new us, resurrects as a citizen of the Kingdom of God, w

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Kingdom life comes with a set of rules, rules that don't always seem appealing... but I double dare you to live according to the rules God has in place, for when you do what He says then He is obligated to uphold His promises

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Do you find yourself doing or not doing something all out of tradition.  I  charge you to walk in the shoes of the greatest rebel that ever lived, Jesus Christ.

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PALM SUNDAY: "The day the donkey upstaged the palms" 
Palm Sunday, is about the triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, the Sunday before His crucifixion.   Palm Sunday marks the day Jesus rode into Jerusalem on the back of a donkey. Entering the city on a donkey symbolized HIS arrival in peace, rather than as a war-waging king arriving on stallion.  

Jesus riding in on a donkey also fulfilled the prophecy of Zechariah which was proclaimed approximately 500 years earlier as he predicted in Zechariah 9:9 that the king would come seated on a donkey 

But the significance of the donkey  goes even beyond the prophecies.  ‘

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In John 7, Jesus is traveling through Galilee, while the Jewish leaders were looking for a way to kill Him (John 7:1). When the Jewish Festival of Tabernacles was near, Jesus’ brothers said to him, ‘Leave Galilee and go to Judea, so that your disciples there may see the works you do. No one who wants to become a public figure acts in secret. Since you are doing these things, show yourself to the world’” (verses 2–4). 

Jesus’ reply to His half-brothers is curious: “My time is not yet here; for you anytime will do. The world cannot hate you, but it hates me because I testify that its works are evil. You go to the festival. I am not going up to this festival, because my time has not yet fully come” (verses 6–8). The Lord then stayed in Galilee for a while, but “after his brothers had left for the festival, he went also, not publicly, but in secret”

We may look at the scripture and say why one did Jesus refuse to go to the festival with his brothers, but then turned around and went.  Sometimes there is no time and a waste of air to explain all the details to unbelievers, which John 7:5 tell us that Jesus’ brothers were. We have to as believers yield to the timing of God and not move caught up in emotions, peer pressure or trying to validate ourselves. 

See essentially Jesus’ brothers were telling Him to go to Jerusalem, where the crowds were, and put Himself on public display. They were saying, in effect, “If You are who You say You are, prove it in the way we say you should.”

Jesus response to His half-brothers was clear: He was not going to the Feast of Tabernacles with them. Twice, Jesus uses the words not yet (John 7:6, 8). Jesus then makes the point to His brothers that God’s timing is precise. 

Jesus’ actions are not based on whatever time they seem to think appropriate.  I love what Jesus says in verse 6,  “For you anytime will do,” He tells them (verse 6). He goes on to tell them The Messiah will accomplish God’s will in God’s time, not theirs: and repeats “My time has not yet fully come” (verse 8).

Jesus did indeed travel to Jerusalem to teach and reveal more about His mission and identity. He made His public appearance halfway through the Feast of Tabernacles, but He did so according to the timing of God, not man.

I say to everyone listening to this recording, do make a move without clearance from God.  If you do it according to his timing, His favor will be upon you, but don’t expect God to bless what he didn’t ordain.

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PRAISE AND WORSHIP

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Satan we're going to tear your Kingdom down.  We are studying "He Came To Set the Captives Free" by Rebecca Brown.  

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John 6:35 says, “I am the bread of life; whoever comes to me shall not hunger, and whoever believes in me shall never thirst.”Bread is considered a staple food, a basic dietary item. 

A person can survive a long time on only bread and water. Bread is such a basic food item that it becomes synonymous with food in general. We even use the phrase “breaking bread together” to indicate the sharing of a meal with someone. 

Bread also plays an integral part in the Jewish Passover meal. The Jews were to eat unleavened bread during the Passover feast and then for seven days following as a celebration of the exodus from Egypt. Finally, when the Jews were wandering in the desert for 40 years, God rained down “bread from heaven” to sustain the nation (Exodus 16:4).

 All of this plays into the scene being described in John 6 when Jesus used the term “bread of life.” He was trying to get away from the crowds to no avail. He had crossed the Sea of Galilee, and the crowd followed Him. After some time, Jesus inquires of Philip how they’re going to feed the crowd. Philip’s answer displays his “little faith” when he says they don’t have enough money to give each of them the smallest morsel of food. Finally, Andrew brings to Jesus a boy who had five small loaves of bread and two fish. With that amount, Jesus miraculously fed the throng with lots of food to spare.

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In chapter 4 of the Gospel of John, there is a story of the nameless woman at the well, this is a story that reveals many truths and powerful lessons for us today. 

This was an extraordinary woman. She was a Samaritan, a race of people that the Jews utterly despised as having no claim on their God, and she was an outcast and looked down upon by her own people. 

This is evidenced by the fact she came alone to draw water from the community well when, during biblical times, drawing water and chatting at the well was the social highpoint of a woman’s day. However, this woman was ostracized and marked as immoral, an unmarried woman living openly with the sixth in a series of men.

This story teaches us that God loves us in spite of our bankrupt lives and he values us enough to actively seek us, to welcome us, and to rejoice in our worship. 

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