Tribe Church

The Lord often speaks to us about our physical bodies in order to reveal something we need to see on a deeper, spiritual level. But if we never heed His voice and address the physical part of who we are, we won’t see the spiritual significance He is wanting to show us.

We are so prone to self awareness...evaluating, questioning and criticizing ourselves. Yahweh’s original intent for us is to live in freedom and rest and recognize that in reality, we are His sons and daughters who were designed to reflect the life and light of His Kingdom.

We are not meant to walk this walk alone in isolation. It was Abba’s original intent when He designed us to stay in connection with other Believers, joined together by Holy Spirit.

Grace can be defined as: God’s life, power, and righteousness given to us by unmerited favor. He illuminates our path with favor and is giving us His grace to attain and walk in everything He has promised to us. 

We were designed to reveal God’s glory. We are being awakened in our Spirit and our natural senses to perceive that He is in everything we hear, taste, see, touch, and even smell. These are keys the Lord is giving us to shift the way that we think in this day and prepare the way for His glory to flow.

Holy Spirit is constantly pointing us back to the Father. He makes Abba real to us, and when we honor the point and are led by His impulses, it ultimately changes our perspective in everything.

St. Ireneaus has been quoted as saying, “The glory of God is man fully alive.”  In the life of a Kingdom son or daughter, it is the Father’s desire that we be fully alive, filled with joy and hope through the power of Holy Spirit.

Many people shall come and say, “Come, and let us go up to the mountain of the LORD, to the house of the God of Jacob; He will teach us His ways, and we shall walk in His paths.”

It is our job as Believers, as sons and daughters of Yahweh, to wake up to the greatness we carry, for it is Christ within us that is the hope of glory. He wants to flood the earth with His presence…through you.