Revelation 21 gives a vision of God dwelling with His people. Discover how the Church can bear witness as a “city in the city” through Christ-centered authority, integrity, maturity, transparency, unity, spiritual understanding, and service among the nations.
Using David’s transition in 2 Samuel 5, this teaching identifies four requirements for moving from covenantal recognition at Hebron into mature Kingdom administration at Zion.
David was anointed long before he was fully established. His journey through Adullam, Hebron and Zion reveals how God forms, recognizes and establishes a Setman for the sake of His people.
The mountain of the Lord reveals a people who draw near to God, learn His ways, carry His order into daily life and go as ambassadors of the Kingdom.
Building cities of refuge is a vital expression of kingdom administration. It becomes visible when the church builds communities in which righteousness, justice, protection, truth, grace and restoration are held together. The six cities of refuge show us that a safe spiritual city must protect the vulnerable, judge matters fairly, form mature sons and keep …
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Kingdom administration is more than preserving a leader’s legacy. It forms people who carry Christ, covenant values, righteous order and divine purpose faithfully from one generation to another.
Stewarding What God Has Entrusted to Us for the Purposes of Heaven Luke 16:10-12 BSB (10) Whoever is faithful with very little will also be faithful with much, and whoever is dishonest with very little will also be dishonest with much. (11) So if you have not been faithful with worldly wealth, who will entrust …