Direction of the Lord’s Move is to Bring in the Kingdom of God as the Spreading of God’s Life

John 3:5 Jesus answered, Truly, truly, I say to you, Unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God.

The direction of the Lord's move is to build up the Body of Christ, to prepare the bride of Christ, and to bring in the kingdom of God as the spreading of the divine life for God's eternal administration. Some may say that knowing and practicing … [Continue reading]

Christ as King will Reign on Earth with the Overcomers as His Helpers in the Kingship

Only Christ the King reigning on the earth with the overcomers as His helpers in the kingship can solve the problems of today’s world (Isa. 42:1-4; Hag. 2:7a). Christ’s name will be remembered in all generations through the overcoming saints, and Christ will be praised by the nations through His overcoming and co-reigning saints (Psa. 45:17; cf. Rev. 12:11; Isa. 12:1-6). 2016 Thanksgiving Conference, outline

I never thought that Psalm 45 is so much related to the way for us to be prepared as the bride of Christ, but this psalm is very high and wonderful, for in it we see the psalmist' praise of the Lord as the King in Himself, in the church (as the … [Continue reading]

Hearing the Lord’s Speaking and having the Embroidered Garment for our Wedding Day

Psa. 45:9-11 The daughters of kings are among Your most prized; the queen stands at Your right hand in the gold of Ophir. Hear, O daughter, and see; and incline your ear; and forget your people and your father’s house; thus the King will desire your beauty. Because He is your Lord, worship Him.

After praising Christ the King in His fairness, victory, kingdom, and virtues, the psalmist praises Christ the King in praising the queen, who is a type of the church, the wife of Christ, as revealed in the Epistles (see Psa. 45:9-15). This … [Continue reading]

Praising Christ the King in His Kingdom and in the Sweetness of His Virtues (Psa. 45)

Psa. 45:8 All Your garments smell of myrrh and aloes, of cassia; from palaces of ivory, harpstrings have made You glad.

Psalm 45 is full of the praise of Christ, and in the first eight verses we see praising Christ the King in His fairness, His victory, His kingdom, and His virtues; our Christ, the King, is more than worthy to be praised and spoken well of! He is … [Continue reading]

Praising Christ the King in His Fairness and Sweetness, Victory and Majesty (Psa. 45)

In His splendor Christ rides on victoriously because of truth, meekness, and righteousness; regardless of what the situation is on earth, regardless of what the nations are doing, Christ is riding on triumphantly, prosperously; from the day of His ascension, He began to ride on, and He will continue to ride until He comes back in victory (Acts 5:31; Rev. 6:1-2; 19:11-16). 2016 Thanksgiving Conference, outline 4

Psalm 45 presents a full picture and a complete view of Christ's beauty; the psalmist is praising Christ's beauty in Himself as the King, in the church as the queen, and in the overcoming believers as the princes, the sons. In the first eight … [Continue reading]

Having a Pure Life Trusting in God with an Affectionate Love for the Lord Jesus

If we have an affectionate love for the Lord Jesus, our tongue will be the pen of a ready writer, ready to write our love for Him and our praise to Him with our experience and enjoyment of Him according to all that He is in His full ministry. 2016 Thanksgiving Conference, outline 4

Psalm 45 is the highest and greatest of all the psalms, and it is a song of love according to the melody of "lilies" praising Christ as the King in Himself, in the church as His queen, and in the overcomers as His princes. It was written by the sons … [Continue reading]

The Bible is a Divine Romance, a Record of God Courting His People and Marrying them

As God’s people love God and spend time to fellowship with Him in His word, God infuses them with His divine element, making them one with Him as His spouse, the same as He is in life, nature, and expression (cf. Gen. 2:18-25). 2016 Thanksgiving Conference, outline 4

The Bible is a book of love - the entire Bible is a divine romance, for it is a record of how God is courting His chosen people whom He eventually marries. Our eyes are blessed to read such a fact and our ears are blessed to hear this, for many in … [Continue reading]