Psalms 37:7, 46:10 and several other scriptures admonish the listener to being still. Our modern day understanding might cause us to consider this still posture as a passive occurrence.

Today we consider the accurate expectation of God when He asks us to be still and what part we have to play in the Lord’s battle.

Do we understand that the answer to prayer is The Holy Spirit and that the result and culmination of seeking God is God Himself?

We also look into what it means to be Spirit led.

1 Cor 10 AMPC31

So then, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you may do, do all for the honor and glory of God.

We discuss matters arising from the scriptures above.

The writer of Hebrews encouraged their listeners, “Do not neglect the gathering of brethren”. This line has been used by many to commit to attendance of meetings where they have no brotherly connection at all let alone the in depth focus on seeking truth & revelation and walking in the light.

Is your worship of God in response to Light?

Are you walking in Light among those you call brothers of your fellowship?

The Kingdom of God has been described over and over as a body, a unified structure with one Head, Jesus The Christ and the rest of the kingdom as the members of a body. 

Just as the physical body, each part of the body of Christ is fitted and equipped to a definite function, empowered to serve the body by accomplishing its function accurately and appropriately, non being independently more important than another.

As a community of Love, we are admonished multiple times to use and employ our gifts for the betterment of the body. And yet we don’t seem to see this practice happening sufficiently.

What is the challenge herein?

We know the popular adage when in Rome, do as the Romans do, and we possibly have taken it for granted without giving it much thought. However the Kingdom way is that we are not to conform to the way of the physical reality but operate from another plane of influence.

Jesus said that His friends are to be known by others due to the compassion and affection they have for one another. And yet on closer inspection this has seemed largely elusive.

What is the challenge? What can each one do to walk in love for brothers, strangers and enemies?

We continue to look at the heavenly treasures that Jesus spoke of and consider the prescriptive advice He gave on how to attain them.

Stored resources are primarily heaped up for use to solve problems as it were, to improve circumstances and achieve goals of some kind.

This consideration should also be applied to heavenly treasures that are accorded to a Kingdom citizen who operates as is required of them.

Join us as we discuss further, the storing of heavenly treasures.