The Body of Christ is an expression of Christ's love in the earth. When people join a congregation that is ignorant of this fact, they create a false reality. Instead of learning to love; churches become experts in greed, entertainment, & superficial carnal speeches. We can no longer settle for or support organizations that distort the Bride of Christ and turn into a prostitute.

As the body of Christ we are given the opportunity to experience intimate fellowship with each other. This begins after we come to know the Lord. The scriptures teach us how to Love God and One another. It is not simply fellowship but it is also partnership.

When we are born again we are birthed into a family which is made to give and receive love. Koinonia is a word which expresses the qualitative NATURE of intimacy that the church must learn to embrace and experience.

Every Christian has a uniquely intimate relationwhip with Christ and that relationship should influence our interactions with other Christians. We are part of a family that stretches around the world.

As the body of Christ we must learn to corporately experience God. Like Isaiah we all have questions. If you want to experience God you must learn to ask the right questions.

As we prepare to experience God corporately let us learn for the Nation of Israel as they resisted God's presence and relied on their own ability.

We live in a day where people no longer fear sinning against God. Fearing God is not only embracing his mercy; but also dreading his wrath which he pours out on the disobedient.

God gives us natural and spiritual gifts in order to make disciples and love one another. Learn about true stewardship

This three part series is a reminder to the body of Christ that in order to practice stewardship we must give the Lord our heart. Once he has that we can begin to faithfully serve and obey Him.

There are many challenges in the life of God's people, but one of the greatest challenges is the spiritual assault which comes from satanic, powers and influences. In order to finish what God has called to you, the believer must put on a defensive and offensive posture in order to stand against the evil day and all of the pitfalls and traps associated with it.