Category: General

Glory, God’s Normal

“No man has seen God at any time,” John writes. “We beheld His Glory as an only begotten of a father,” John writes. “Some of you standing here will see the Son of Man arriving in the Glory of His Kingdom,” John records Jesus saying. An extremely popular writer says that Glory reveals the fullness […]

Elders in the Ekklesia

The plurality of Elders: Today’s Five Kingdom Leadership Dynamics Kingdom leaders lead the kingdom culture from which the kingdom Ekklesia forms and functions. They lead the Ekklesia in that formation and function. They are elders with oversight assignments, alignments, agreement, authorization, and alliance with other regional and territorial kingdom leaders. The Revolt Against the King’s […]

The Missing Scarecrow

Dream, March 11, 2021 My perspective throughout the dream is onlooker and recorder. A kingdom general is walking in a large field, leading a company on well-worn pathways. The setting presents an army moving freely from battle to battle through these back channels. The enemy is unfamiliar with these fields and wonders why and how […]

Kingdom Fathering

Kingdom Starts Here Kingdom leadership begins with a revelation of Father’s original intended purposes. Kingdom is leadership. Kingdom leadership has a designed structure and order. Kingdom fits you into that leadership design, so you function in that structure. You cannot see your spiritual experience as “what God has done for me” if you want what […]

Prophetic Detox

Grand Delusions Dishonor Father’s Intentions I have observed authentic prophets and apostles. When they speak to people they know only by the spirit, they make some glad and many mad. The level of gladness and madness is higher the more authentic they are. I walked toward a wonderful woman with great gifting but bitterness of […]

Paul and the Ephesians Elders

Acts 20 records the last words of Paul to the Elders at Ephesus. Acts 20:16-31: Paul, compelled by an urgency to get to Jerusalem by the day of Pentecost, avoided the delay of stopping by Asia. From Miletus, Paul having sent [some person or communication] to Ephesus to call to himself the Ekklesia elders. When […]

Armorbearer: The Biblical Metaphor

The term armorbearer is a Bible word, of course, but some leaders have grossly exaggerated the metaphoric meaning. Most of the problem lies in the fundamental comic book commitment of contemporary churchism to spiritual warfare. A mighty warrior of the caliber needed to walk with a kingdom champion might be asked to care for the […]