Tribe Church

We are to be responsible stewards over our own heart, to rend and lay it open before Yahweh and allow Him to bring us face to face with unbelief, sorrow or disappointment that may have taken silent root within. It is so vital that we not try to hide those things from Yahweh, but be honest and let Him uncover everything so that we can be real people of His Kingdom who are about the One Thing.

Our response to circumstances has a way of revealing our heart, showing whether we are plugged into just a resource or into THE source. In those times, it is vital that we find a way to get alone with Yahweh, one on one, and wait on Him...wait for His peace and let it guard our heart and mind. Above all, we must remember that Yahweh is good, and trust that He will never change.

We know that intercession is the commitment to stand in the gap on behalf of someone. But, actually, it can be so much more, if we view intercession as if we are stepping into someone’s situation with more than just an “I’ll pray for you,” but with prayer that is uncommon because of our own face to face relationship with Yahweh.

They say that eating wild game is an acquired taste. The palate that has become accustomed to “store bought” meat, may find the stronger, more intense flavor of game is a difference that can be tasted right away. Likewise, the Christian that has become accustomed to church as usual, the way it’s always been done, may find the stronger intensity of this generation’s pursuit of Yahweh a little too “wild” for their taste. The challenge is to be willing to change the way you think and hunger for what is truly real. Once you have tasted the wild and free nature of Yahweh, you will never be the same.

The uncommon call of the Kingdom is to those who will not settle for just being a spectator, but to be a thankful son who desires to be an uncommon manifestation of the glory of Yahweh here on earth. This call requires always being willing to say “yes” to the next glory, willing to going a little deeper in order to see the Kingdom from heaven’s perspective.

“Elijah said to Elisha, “Tell me, what can I do for you before I am taken from you?” “Let me inherit a double portion of your spirit,” Elisha replied. “You have asked a difficult thing,” Elijah said, “yet if you see me when I am taken from you, it will be yours—otherwise, it will not.”

Elisha’s request for an uncommon anointing would require him to have an uncommon focus to see what was coming. So it is for us today. If we as a people will receive what Yahweh is wanting to reveal to us through the renewing our minds and walk saturated in His presence, we can expect to see things today that we couldn’t yesterday. Something uncommon is about to happen, at it requires an uncommon focus to attain it.

It is the kindness and goodness of God that leads to repentance. His supernatural, complete, true love - AHAVAH - is what we are to express to this world and in our culture.

“That the world may know...” is our mandate, and sometimes that requires a changing of the way we think. Yahweh’s people are to be a true demonstration of family, and our gatherings should be an open expression of His love that will set the atmosphere for change to take place in the heart and life of every individual who enters the room.

Faith is not stagnant; it is meant to be alive and active within Kingdom family. We were designed to walk together, not alone, as people of faith who will awaken the spirit of intercession for one another. It is a two way street, not locked up within ourselves, but open before one another, giving and receiving.

By Yahweh's grace, all things we need to live an overcoming life have been provided. Stand in faith and release what is already yours!