God’s main goal is not for man to work for Him but for God to gain our so that He may work Himself into us; in and for the church life what we are is more important than what we do. The central work of God, the unique work that God does in this universe, […]
Our Priority is not to Work for God but for God to Work Himself into us and Live in us
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Keeping the Principle of the Sabbath by Enjoying the Lord and Resting with Him
When it comes to working with God to build His house, we have a good pattern in Exodus, where we see God’s speaking concerning how the tabernacle should be prepared and built up. In Exodus 31:12-17 though, after the Lord speaks concerning the building up of God’s dwelling place, after He gives Moses the two […]
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Four Simple Ways to be Filled Inwardly and Clothed Outwardly with the Spirit
As believers in Christ who love the Lord and desire to have their life and work contribute to the advancing of God’s kingdom on earth, we need to do everything in ascension, by the Spirit, and in the divine stream. The Spirit today is both the life-giving Spirit (for us to breath in as the […]
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the basis, motive, meaning, purpose, and result of our consecration to God
We can cooperate with Christ in His heavenly ministry today – in the day of His warfare – by having an absolute and thorough consecration to the Lord. Actually, “the fullness of one’s experience of life depends on the fullness of one’s experience of consecration” (W. Lee, Experience of Life). What is consecration? What is […]
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