This sharing is a continuation of some enjoyment from the conference this past weekend - the general subject was, Where Are You? In the first part we saw that we are hiding from God (yet no one can really hide from God, He can see us and He even is … [Continue reading]
The Lord Jesus restores my soul; He guides me on the paths of righteousness for His name’s sake
It is so wonderful to see the Lord's organic shepherding in His ascension as the pneumatic Christ in Psalm 23! Yesterday we saw that Christ is our good Shepherd and we lack nothing; He leads us to waters of rest and to green pastures to lie down and … [Continue reading]
the Lord as our Shepherd makes us lie down in green pastures and leads us beside waters of rest
Hallelujah, the Lord Jesus is our Shepherd and under His loving tender care we lack nothing! This morning I was encouraged when I read Psalms 23:1-2 (Jehovah is my Shepherd; I will lack nothing. He makes me lie down in green pastures; He leads me … [Continue reading]
cooperating with Christ in His heavenly ministry to shepherd the saints, the flock of God
This week in the Morning Revival we come to Psalm 23 - the Lord Jesus in His heavenly ministry shepherding His flock and our cooperation with Him in His heavenly ministry to shepherd His sheep... In Psalms 22 we see the Lord Jesus in His death and … [Continue reading]
every church is wonderful: the church is a living composition of all the brothers of Christ!
In His resurrection Christ produced the church, which is the living composition of the many brothers of the Firstborn Son of God (Rom. 8:29)! The church is not just a gathering of the believers, but it is something organic, the Body of Christ - … [Continue reading]
I will declare Your name to My brothers; in the midst of the church I will sing hymns of praise to You
Praise the Lord for His church-producing resurrection! After passing through His redeeming death (Psa. 22:1-22), Christ entered into His church-producing resurrection (Psa. 22:22-31). The aspects emphasized in Psalms 22 are the church and the many … [Continue reading]