Scripture clearly instructs us that the entire basis of our salvation and all that salvation encompasses (our covenant promises) is in the New Covenant in Jesus’ blood. We are also taught that as believers in Jesus we have been given authority to act on His behalf in this world today.
It is now time for us to fully recognize the fulness of what our covenant provides and take our rightful roll in His kingdom, executing our authority on His behalf. He shed blood for our New Covenant, and it is time for us to rule and reign in Him in the earth today.
Scripture clearly instructs us that the entire basis of our salvation and all that salvation encompasses (our covenant promises) is in the New Covenant in Jesus’ blood. We are also taught that as believers in Jesus we have been given authority to act on His behalf in this world today.
It is now time for us to fully recognize the fulness of what our covenant provides and take our rightful roll in His kingdom, executing our authority on His behalf. He shed blood for our New Covenant, and it is time for us to rule and reign in Him in the earth today.
“Healing School is designed to equip the Lord’s church in how to both receive & minister healing in obedience to the commission given to us by Jesus Christ.”
In the Gospel accounts, Jesus speaks these words over and over again, “FOLLOW ME.” He first used this phrase to call those who would become His disciples. But it is interesting to note that Jesus says a disciple is not just one who follows and watches, but one who is trained to be like His Master.
As the disciples were with Jesus, they saw how He ministered the Word, ministered healing to the sick, and even saw Him feed five thousand people. But they also learned how He conducted himself and how He cooperated with His Father. In so doing, the disciples learned where He put His attention and those areas, actions, and emotions He avoided.
“Healing School is designed to equip the Lord’s church in how to both receive & minister healing in obedience to the commission given to us by Jesus Christ.”
In the Gospel accounts, Jesus speaks these words over and over again, “FOLLOW ME.” He first used this phrase to call those who would become His disciples. But it is interesting to note that Jesus says a disciple is not just one who follows and watches, but one who is trained to be like His Master.
As the disciples were with Jesus, they saw how He ministered the Word, ministered healing to the sick, and even saw Him feed five thousand people. But they also learned how He conducted himself and how He cooperated with His Father. In so doing, the disciples learned where He put His attention and those areas, actions, and emotions He avoided.
In the Gospel accounts, Jesus speaks these words over and over again, “FOLLOW ME.” He first used this phrase to call those who would become His disciples. But it is interesting to note that Jesus says a disciple is not just one who follows and watches, but one who is trained to be like His Master.
As the disciples were with Jesus, they saw how He ministered the Word, ministered healing to the sick, and even saw Him feed five thousand people. But they also learned how He conducted himself and how He cooperated with His Father. In so doing, the disciples learned where He put His attention and those areas, actions, and emotions He avoided.
In the Gospel accounts, Jesus speaks these words over and over again, “FOLLOW ME.” He first used this phrase to call those who would become His disciples. But it is interesting to note that Jesus says a disciple is not just one who follows and watches, but one who is trained to be like His Master.
As the disciples were with Jesus, they saw how He ministered the Word, ministered healing to the sick, and even saw Him feed five thousand people. But they also learned how He conducted himself and how He cooperated with His Father. In so doing, the disciples learned where He put His attention and those areas, actions, and emotions He avoided.
Minton Williams will be ministering the Word of God to the body of Christ at Believers Church of Sylvania.
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In the Gospel accounts, Jesus speaks these words over and over again, “FOLLOW ME.” He first used this phrase to call those who would become His disciples. But it is interesting to note that Jesus says a disciple is not just one who follows and watches, but one who is trained to be like His Master.
As the disciples were with Jesus, they saw how He ministered the Word, ministered healing to the sick, and even saw Him feed five thousand people. But they also learned how He conducted himself and how He cooperated with His Father. In so doing, the disciples learned where He put His attention and those areas, actions, and emotions He avoided.