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Jesus Christ is food. Jesus Christ is drink...When [...]
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Jesus Christ didn’t come to begin a new religion [...]
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The pages of history are littered with the soberin [...]
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When the Lord Jesus walked this earth, He had scor [...]
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God’s ultimate purpose is bound up with obtainin [...]
There’s a lot of talk these days about being “organic.” Not just with our food, but in our churches as well. Why? Well, the cognitive understanding of the difference between the church as a building and/or institution and the church as a living, breathing spiritual organism has become a popular issue. More and more people are starting the explore the concept that the church is an organism, along with the ramifications of that perspective. ...
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Jesus Christ is food. Jesus Christ is drink...When we eat physical food, it becomes part of us. When we eat spiritual food, which is Christ, He grows in us...As we eat, drink, and rest spiritually, we are converted from clay to gold, pearl, and precious stone to incarnate God’s building... ...
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if you remain in the wilderness, you will eventually die...the Christ that is given to you in the wilderness is not adequate to meet all your spiritual needs...the wilderness has but one goal: to sift us, to reduce us, and to strip us down to Christ alone...It’s the place of religious detox...You will never rest, and you will never find “home” until you pitch your tent in the building site that God has chosen for His dwelling place... ...
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Jesus Christ didn’t come to begin a new religion. He came to begin a new creation...Babylon is organized religion...It is not your native habitat. It’s a counterfeit of the house of God...Many of God’s people are living in Babylon today. He loves them, and He will bless them to the best of His ability. But Babylon is not God’s best, nor His highest...Significantly, the name Babylon originates from “Babel.” It means confusion or mixture...It incarnates the blending of the holy with the profane... ...
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The Old Testament gives us a portrait of three habitats in which God’s people are never to live...The first counterfeit habitat is Egypt and it represents the world system...Consumerism, materialism, greed, commercialism, and turning pleasure into a god are the outstanding features of this system...Here, God's people make bricks for a foreign master...Instead of building the Lord’s house, they assemble a home for God’s enemy... ...
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