As believers in Christ, there must be an enigmatic freshness, power, nourishment, and supply within us that will drive others to seek after God through our presence; we need to have our feet washed and be prepared to wash others’ feet, for nothing is more crucial and precious than foot-washing. Amen! We love the […]
Having an Enigmatic Freshness within us that Drives others to Seek God by our Presence
Filed Under: Christ lives in me, Enjoying Christ, experiencing Christ, expounding the truth, His heart's desire, longings, morning revival, our birthright, serving the saints, the Body of Christ, the Christian Life, the church life, the Lord's recovery, the Word of God Tagged With: 2022 fall ITERO, an enigmatic freshness, being renewed, being revived every day, drive others to seek God, holy word for morning revival, live an overcoming life, obtain the Spirit's help, Ricky Acosta, spiritual energy, spiritual foot-washing, wash others' feet, washing one another's feet, Watchman Nee, Witness Lee
We need the Washing by the Holy Spirit, the Living Word, and the Inner Law of Life
In our experience, the defilement of the feet that need to be washed by the Lord signifies our separation from God and from one another through contact with the world; through foot-washing, we recover our spiritual freshness and vitality and we recover our fellowship with the Lord and with one another. John 13, a […]
Filed Under: contacting God, Enjoying Christ, experiencing Christ, expounding the truth, His heart's desire, longings, morning revival, our birthright, serving the saints, the Body of Christ, the Christian Life, the church life, the Lord's recovery, the Word of God Tagged With: 2022 fall ITERO, a refreshed fellowship, fellowship with God, holy word for morning revival, Ricky Acosta, spiritual foot-washing, the inner law of life, washing of the Spirit, washing of the water in the Word, washing one another's feet, we need the cleansing, Witness Lee
The need for Spiritual Foot-Washing in the Church Life to Maintain the Fellowship
The Lord Jesus loved us to the uttermost, so He washed our feet; foot-washing in John 13 shouldn’t be taken merely in a physical sense, but even more, in a spiritual sense, for we need the Lord’s spiritual foot-washing day by day as we live in this world. Amen! This week in our morning […]
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Spiritual Foot-Washing in Love is Necessary for Maintaining a Pleasant Fellowship
The reality of the laver of bronze is the Lord Jesus Christ: He is the One who can wash us from any earthly defilement, and He did wash His disciples feet in John 13. From John 3 to 12 the Lord Jesus presented Himself to the people as the reality of all the offerings: He […]
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I have eternal life in me, nothing can take that away (sharing from the college age conference)
The young people’s conference is arguably one of the best weekends I’ve ever had. The environment was plush, green, and cool, away from the many distractions London offers; the meals were extraordinary, but more importantly, the fellowship I had with the saints brought me closer to the knowledge and presence of God than anything ever […]
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Christ as life meets every man’s need (sharing from the college age conference)
The Gospel of John is a book on life and building. It tackles nine cases of man and how Christ as life meets every man’s need. In this Gospel we see that nothing in this world can satisfy us. We were made as a vessel to contain God. We have to see our true condition […]
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Jesus washed His disciples’ feet – so cherishing!(sharing from the college-age conference)
Praise the Lord for such a wonderful conference. Never have I seen Life and Building revealed so clearly in the Gospel of John before! I really enjoyed message six related to, The Issue of life Processed through Death and Resurrection a Divine-Human Incorporation (John 14-16). I was really touched by the Lord’s compassion and love shown […]
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