Breaking Isolation: Connecting The Bride Of Christ

Mar16
by Michael King on March 16, 2018 at 11:15 pm
Posted In: contemporary christian issues
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To Those Who Face Isolation

Right now, the Bride of Christ is isolated.  God’s future wife lives in every corner of the world, in every conceivable circumstance imaginable.  Many of us look nothing like Christians at the moment.  We believe one of the main functions of Tabernacles Central is to help connect believers through God’s Divine Love.  Only you know who you are and if you connect with the Tabernacles message.

Reaching out through Divine Love

We are reaching out to you and calling you to the marriage supper of the Lamb.  I encourage you to take a chance and do the same.  Tabernacles Central presents many wonderful truths for your consideration, however, they are to no avail if isolation keeps us apart.  Without being connected, no body can function properly.  God joins us together through His Divine Love so that we can support and nurture each other.

The Devil hurts many of us.  Therefore, we recluse and hold up in our “safe places”, to protect ourselves from further pain.  However, our safe places ultimately become prison cells, keeping us from being part of Christ’s body.  No matter where you are at, God has a place for you in Him.  God unlocks the door, but only you can walk out.

The truth is, God is looking for you

 
God is the one looking for you.  Your Father wants you to be part of His Bride.  Reach out to us as we have reached out to you.  I personally know what it is to face isolation because I don’t appear like the standard believer either.  Philadelphian saints don’t look or act any set way.  All we desire is to know you through the Holy Spirit and see you as God knows you.  The Spirit and the Bride say, “Come”.

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The Promised Land: What It Is And Why God Gives It To Abraham

Mar14
by Michael King on March 14, 2018 at 5:05 pm
Posted In: revelation
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Question: What Is The Promised Land?

Answer: Eden

I really love revelation from God.  When our Father makes connections for us, it is like the light suddenly comes on as we say, “Oh!  I see!”  Revelation has little to do with us, but a lot to do with the Holy Spirit.  It does not take great learning, great piety, or great anything really.  What is helpful is to have a willingness to listen to God’s voice and trust Him implicitly.

Eden, as I have said before, was a pretty big place.  Near as I can figure out, it was about the size of what we now call the middle east.  Out of the mountain of God, located on the sides of the north, flowed a river.  This river, the one which broke into four rivers, watering the Garden planted eastward in Eden, flowed from a great lake. This is the sea of glass, pictured in the book of Revelation.  The city of God, in the mount of the congregation, rested on the slopes of what we now call Mount Ararat.  Once Adam sinned, God drove His first son and wife from Eden, then took the tree of life, along with His eternal city, removing them to heaven.

Why God gives the promised land to Abraham

“And the Lord said unto Abram, after that Lot was separated from him, Lift up now thine eyes, and look from the place where thou art northward, and southward, and eastward, and westward:  For all the land which thou seest, to thee will I give it, and to thy seed for ever.”

Genesis 13:14, 15

And,

“In the same day the Lord made a covenant with Abram, saying, Unto thy seed have I given this land, from the river of Egypt unto the great river, the river Euphrates:”

Genesis 15:18

I have really never thought about it much, however, God revealed to me that the promised land He gives to Abraham is, quite literally, Eden.  What Adam lost through unbelief and disobedience, God gives Abraham through faith and obedience.

Amen

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