Tribe Church

A new view is being presented for those who have eyes to see and ears to hear, to catch the new breath of Yahweh in this time. We are moving into our “This is That” moment.

All Yahweh wants is for us to get close enough to hear the faintest whisper of His voice, to live in such close proximity that the only thing that matters to us, is what matters to Him.

When we begin to see ourselves as Yahweh sees us, we will lay down our armor–our own defenses–and allow Him to place His robe of righteousness on us.

Thankfulness is a little key that opens a huge gate. A heart flooded with thanksgiving is recognized by heaven...and that will change everything.

Storms are going to come, but if we are rooted in Yahweh, we know that what is within us is greater than what is around us! In the storm, have a vision for the future, for what is to come. This storm is our time...we were born and designed for this moment, not to show our weakness, but to reveal His strength. Begin to think generationally, beyond yesterday and even today. Let thankfulness rise up within you - step through that gate and begin seeing and planting into the next glory. Be thankful for what is to come, so that one day you can look back and say, “I was there.”

Intimacy with the Father makes a family, builds hearts, builds structure, not only for you, but for generations to come.

Holy Spirit is calling each of us to focus on Yahweh...the One Thing...echoing the words of David, "One thing I have desired of the Lord, that will I seek: that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to behold the beauty of the Lord, and to inquire in His temple."

In the church world, it seems that the main focus tends to be on the works of Christ - looking at what He can do, focusing on the signs, wonders and miracles - instead of pointing toward the Source, Christ Himself. Our goal should be to walk with Him, every day, dwelling in His presence and not get caught up in seeking Him with the motive of getting a desired result. Seek the source, not the solution.

“Do this in remembrance of Me.” Those words spoken by Yahshua on the eve of his crucifixion have echoed through the ages, being quoted time and again during what has become a ceremonial practice. It was never intended to be a ceremony, but a supernatural, powerful, prophetic manifestation of Yahshua’s original intent for us to celebrate a common union as family, remembering that the anointing of Christ is within us.