20. May 2013 05:00
by don
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A new wineskin is required to hold the revelation of the kingdom.
When Jesus preached the gospel of the kingdom two millennia ago, many religious people had a hard time receiving it. The message He preached didn’t fit their system of theology. Jesus warned them not to try to fit the new revelation into an old system.
Luke 5:36-39: Then He spoke a parable to them: “No one puts a piece from a new garment on an old one; otherwise the new makes a tear, and also the piece that was taken out of the new does not match the old. And no one puts new wine into old wineskins; or else the new wine will burst the wineskins and be spilled, and the wineskins will be ruined. But new wine must be put into new wineskins, and both are preserved. And no one having drunk old wine immediately desires new; for he says, ‘The old is better.’”
The revelation of the kingdom cannot be patched into the old garment; nor can it be contained in old containers. Receiving the gospel of the kingdom makes all things new, more alive, more real and very satisfying to the soul.
14. May 2013 19:29
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14. May 2013 09:13
by don
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What one thing could Jesus do that would cause Rome and the Jews desire Jesus death? Could it be he healed people? Could it be he loved all people? Could it be he raised the dead? Or could it be because He claimed to be King? This was the most threatening issue to the Jews because He was not the King they were looking forward to. And Rome was not about to have another King. Just a thought.
7. May 2013 07:46
by don
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We traveled to the bush and God blessed us to see over 40 professions of faith. God has been giving us favor with some political leaders who may be able to help us with Total Tribal Transformation. We are praying for fruitful outreaches this month. Pray for us to be highly favored of the Lord.
7. May 2013 06:38
by don
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" and Jesus sent them to proclaim the Kingdom of God...' Luke 9:2 If Jesus sent the disciples to preach the Kingdom of God, has He changed his agenda. In Luke 4 Jesus said He was sent to preach the Kingdom of God. All through the New Testament we see the preaching of the Kingdom of God. What is this message that was so important to Jesus. He will not return until the Kingdom of God is preached to every nation. What do you think?
1. May 2013 12:37
by don
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in Acts 1:3 the Bible says, 'He presented Himself alive to them after His suffering by many proofs, appearing to them during forty days and speaking about the Kingdom of God'. If it was so important for Jesus to review all He taught the disciples concerning His Kingdom, shouldn't it be important for us to review with His disciples. I do not believe we have rejected the Kingdom of God in our preaching but we have reduced it. Jesus said He will not return until the Kingdom has been preached to all nations. Come on, let's get our job done.
26. April 2013 04:39
by don
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Pray for michelle and I as we head out to the bush this morning. Pray the love of Jesus touch our Maasai family. Our heart is the love of God become so real to them they run to Jesus.
26. April 2013 04:32
by don
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Think of the Bible as a puzzle. Each piece of the puzzle has a message in it. But without the whole puzzle put together it doesn't make sense. Unless we can see the puzzle completely put together we are just focusing on certain parts. When the bible is put together, the central message is the Kingdom of God. When we look at pieces individually we can easily get into bad teaching. The Holy Spirit, gifts, prophesy, love, God, second coming, and much more can become an end in them self. This is dangerous. We must see the puzzle pieces all together to see the complete picture. The complete picture from the Old Testament prophesies to the end of revelation is Jesus has come to re establish His Kingdom.
31. March 2013 22:58
by don
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The Bible is not hard to understand when you know the purpose of the whole story. What message was God trying to communicate to mankind? What is the central theme? Of course the Bible is about the coming of Jesus and how He bought man back from the power of satan to the power of God. The very word, 'redemption', means, 'to be bought back'. But the question is, why did God purchase man back from the power of satan to the power of God. To fully understand the message of the entire Bible, we must come to an understanding of the Kingdom of God. The central message of Jesus on earth was the KIngdom of God. The Kingdom of God is spoken of more than 100 times in the Gospels. Have an open mind and heart to receive this message into new wineskins.
28. March 2013 01:24
by don
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Michelle and I will be departing the USA for 6 months to head back to the Maasai tribe of East Africa. We will be working on many building projects, medica camps, teaching seminars, and continuing to build new relationships. Pray for us as we watch God transform the entire Maasai tribe for His glory.