When something is heavy-duty, it means that it has an unusual ability to withstand the stresses that come from demanding use. We can safely say that it is tough and uneasy to wear out. Interestingly, these are all descriptions of the way the human soul was designed by God. Why then are we experiencing prevailing situations where people tend to break down easily under pressure in today’s world?

Maybe it is because God actually created us to be tough, not easily broken, and then made provisions for us to stay healthy in our souls. If God promised us victory in His word, then it means that He also provided everything we would need to stand strong and undefeated. 

This weekend, we delve deeper into the 21 Grams series as we get to see how God has designed us to experience victory in our lives, but it all begins with a soul that is healthy and well-fed.

No one enjoys a breakdown. No one enjoys it when there is an abnormal function of an equipment because of the hindrances that happen as a result. This is the very reason why everyone of Abba’s precious kids should be focused on ensuring that their souls are well fed with the truths from God’s word.

Usually, a glitch occurs when there is the presence of foreign agents that do not belong to a system. If you have a car that should run on gas and you introduce water to that system, you’d experience a malfunction. Our souls were designed to feed on the provisions of the gospel and if something is introduced that is not part of the design that the soul should function with, there will be a glitch. 

God wants our souls healthy and this weekend, we are taking time to focus intensely on the accurate design that God initiated for the effective drive of our soul.

What is the weight of your human soul? How healthy is your soul? If we can sometimes equate the weight of the human body to its health, then maybe it is possible to tell the health of the soul by how well-fed it is. There is a connection between what we are fed with and the health that we display and this may be true about the condition of our soul.

We owe ourselves a duty to feed our souls fat with the truth of redemption that is found when Jesus is revealed. We can make the assumption that the soul is the place where our minds, will, and emotions dwell and it is through the mind that we think. Sometimes people live as though God hates it when we think using our minds. He does not! 

The real question would be how trained our minds are to only resonate with truth only from the perspective of what Christ has accomplished? Join us as we explore the 21 Grams series.

Do not conclude that something is impossible if you live in the tribe where redemption reigns and rules, especially if God has given His word, has made a promise, or has involved Himself. You see, we now know that God created us to put on the garment of His own creativity and to produce results on His level and there is no way in the world that He will give us such huge tasks without giving us His support.

If God has assigned a task to you, you can be sure that He intends to use all that He is to aid you. If God has commissioned you with a promise, be sure that He has the desire to back you up all the way. Do not allow anyone to talk you out of the promise that God has given to you and do not allow anyone to tell you that it will never happen. In our tribe, we are conversant with our Abba who can make impossible things happen. We have a tribe where all things are possible. Join us as we conclude the TRIBAL series with the episode; WHEN PIGS FLY.

The tribal mark of excellence has been largely misunderstood in the culture around us. Excellence in our culture has often been seen as opulence instead of what scripture truly points to. When Daniel was said to have an excellent Spirit, it was not because of his high taste in fashion or his ability to combine colors and do aesthetics. Rather, it was because of his ability to see templates and solutions from another realm, copy them, and paste them into earth’s space.

We are Super Species and that means that we are the only aspect of God’s creativity that has been saddled with the mandate to create. It is true that if a person sees something as optional, then they can decide whether to engage or not. But once a person is able to understand that something has been mandated, then they have no choice but to produce at the level of their ability.

Excellence is our mandate and excellence has a new meaning. Join us as we unravel the Super Species episode

Our memory plays a vital role in our participation and enjoyment of redemption in our tribe. Sadly, for many, the older they are as believers, the more “senior moments” they begin to experience with regards to the truths of our tribal redemption. 

How should you ever get bored of hearing that your sins are forgiven? Why should you grow older as a believer and your desire is to move on to “deeper” things with regards to your salvation truths? Nothing could be deeper than the truth that our sins are forgiven.

Senior moments are moments of forgetfulness; forgetfulness that leads to dullness in magnifying the one truth that should matter most; that our sins are forgiven.

Everything in our world today is labeled for proper identification and designation of value. Yes!

Many people are still trying to grapple with the marks that others left them with for

generations now. Remember when someone marked a geographical location as

“underdeveloped?” Is it not amazing that most of these nations are today living up to the mark

placed on them?

How dare you, therefore, engage with the systems of this world without consciousness of your

mark in redemption? How? Nobody enjoys being forgotten, yet that is exactly what will happen

to the people who forget that they have been marked; they may go on without being able to

make any distinct contributions because they forgot their designation.

If you believe in Christ Jesus today, you have been designated as a priest and you ought to live

out of this mark.

How much of the cause of Christ have we chosen to live for? How much of the cause of Jesus have we made our lives about? It was no cliché when Paul said, “I determined to know nothing among you other than Christ and Him crucified.” The guy who had many things to boast and glory about made the cause of Christ his life’s goal.

Jesus lived, died, and rose again for this cause. The cause He is alive for is what produced His generous living and truly, you may never see the need for generosity until you are cause-driven. It is the cause that makes us generous. Nothing else in this world pulls us towards generosity like the cause to ensure the nations are saturated with the gospel. 

Join as we further this conversation on this episode.

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