Mountain-moving faith is unwavering trust in God that believes He can do the impossible. Jesus taught that even faith as small as a mustard seed can move mountains—symbolic of life's biggest challenges—when we pray, speak, and act in confidence, without doubting. This kind of faith: Believes God’s Word above circumstances, speaks boldly to obstacles, prays with expectation and acts in obedience. It is hindered by doubt, fear, unforgiveness, and unbelief. But it grows through hearing God’s Word, prayer, and walking closely with the Holy Spirit. In essence: Mountain-moving faith sees the impossible as possible—because it trusts fully in God’s power, not our own

Kingdom Power & Glory

The Kingdom of God is the spiritual reign of God, revealed through Jesus Christ and continuing through His followers. It is marked by power—the supernatural ability and authority of God working on earth—and glory—the visible manifestation of His presence, holiness, and majesty. The power of the Kingdom includes healing, deliverance, miracles, and victory over sin and darkness. It is not just in words, but in action, demonstrated through the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 4:20, Acts 1:8). The glory of the Kingdom is the radiant expression of God’s divine nature. It was seen in Christ, fills God’s temple, and transforms believers into His image (John 1:14, 2 Corinthians 3:18). Though the Kingdom is spiritually present now, it will be fully revealed in unmatched power and glory at Christ’s return, when He comes to reign in righteousness and establish His eternal rule (Matthew 24:30, Revelation 11:15). Believers are called to walk in Kingdom power and reflect God’s glory, living as ambassadors of His rule on earth

Reality of Christ inside us - Col. ch. 3

How to transition the living reality of Christ at the right hand of the Father, to His "Living Reality" of Christ within us. Christ "In me the hope of His glory". One of the most powerful chapters in the bible on the pre-emenince of Christ inside us. How to make it work in our personal purity, our family and in all relationships around us. "If you are risen with Christ, seek those things above, where Christ sits at the right hand of the Father. Set your affections on things above, not on things of the world" Col. 3:1 What does that mean? What power is available to us through the new creative power found in Christ's resurrection.

II Peter chapter 1 is one of the most amazing chapters in the bible. It makes one of the most bold statements. II Peter 1:3,4 "As His divine power has given to us all things that pertain to life and godliness, through the knowledge of Him who called us by glory and virtue, by which have been given to us exceedingly great and precious promises, that through these you may be partakers of the divine natur." The fact that God would share His nature with His body, the true church, is amazing! Jesus puts it another way in I John. "As He is in heaven, so are we in this present world". That fact that we live out the very presence and person of Christ on earth by the power of the Holy Spirit should move us. Paul says in Colossians 1:27 "Christ in me, my hope of glory." I will never says the phrase again, "God is with me". Christ is not a visitation but a habitation in us by the power of the Spirit. We don't have to worship to invite Him to come, He is already inside of us and we are "sealed" with the Holy Spirit of promise. One reason the church is so powerless and has to depend on good business practice and organization and so much human effort, is because we have not had the revelation of who Christ is "IN US". Paul asked the Father in Eph. 1:17 that He would give us a Spirit fo wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of Him. Than if Christ is "IN US" everything we need for life and godliness has been downloaded in us. We ARE healing! We are His presence in the city!

Divine Partakers of His Nature - What in the world is that!

II Peter is one of the amazing books showing our identity in Christ. He has downloaded into our spirit man, everything we need for life and godliness through a knowledge of Jesuis Christ. The key is knowledge of Jesus. Pursue a greater knowledge of Christ to go to the next level. Bringing every thought into captivity to Christ. We are joint and heirs with Christ. In Him we live and move and have our BEING! Says the apostle Paul. When the bride of Christ get's this revelation Romans chapter 8 will become a reality. "All creation is waiting for the manifestation of the sons of God." We are those sons and will affect the atmosphere of earth with Christ's presence in and through us. God continues to give me more and more revelation of Christ "IN ME". I love Paul's letter to Ephesians chapter 1 verse 17 "that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of glory, may give to you the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of Him (Christ)." Get ready for the ride to a glorious life by living His reality!

Hebrews 12 - Unshakable Kingdom

God will shake everything that can be shaken so that which cannot be shaken shall remain. Heb. 12:27 But the only thing in the end that will not be shaken is the kingdom of God. V-28 This powerful chapter talks about Jesus the example of endurance, faith and victory. "Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith, who for the joy that was set before Him, endured the cross, dispised the shame, sat down at the right hand of the Father." The only thing that will satisfy your look for truth and victory is Jesus Christ.

Court of Heaven - The Lord's Prayer

The Lord's Prayer (Matthew 6:9-13; Luke 11:2-4) is a model prayer given by Jesus to His disciples. It contains important teachings about the nature of God, our relationship with Him, and the way we should pray. In understanding this prayer through the lens of the Court of Heaven and seeing Jesus as our Advocate, we gain deeper insight into how this prayer reflects both the legal and relational aspects of our standing before God. The Court of Heaven Concept: The Court of Heaven is a biblical metaphor for the spiritual realm where God, as the righteous Judge, presides. Jesus, as our Advocate (or Intercessor), represents us before the Father. This concept comes from passages such as 1 John 2:1, which speaks of Jesus as our Advocate with the Father, and Romans 8:34, where He intercedes for us. The idea is that in this "court," legal matters (sin, forgiveness, righteousness) are addressed, and Jesus defends us against the accusations of the enemy (Satan). The Lord's Prayer and the Court of Heaven: The Lord's Prayer, with its rich theology, can be seen as laying out the petition of a believer standing before the Court of Heaven, seeking God's will to be done and asking for the help of our Advocate, Jesus Christ. Let's break down the Lord's Prayer with this framework: 1. "Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name." Position of Authority and Honor: We acknowledge God’s sovereignty and holiness. In the Court of Heaven, the Judge is holy and supreme. We begin with recognizing His position and honor before we make any requests, which is akin to addressing the court with reverence for the judge. Jesus, Our Advocate: Jesus, as our Advocate, presents our case before the Father. Acknowledging God as our Father and His holy name aligns us with His will and prepares us to make our requests in accordance with His righteousness. 2. "Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven." Legal Petition for God's Will: In the Court of Heaven, God's will is paramount. This line asks for God's kingdom to manifest on earth, asking for justice, righteousness, and the fulfillment of God's purposes. It is a request that aligns with God’s decrees. Jesus, Our Advocate: Jesus intercedes to bring God’s will to fruition. He advocates for the implementation of the divine will on earth, both in spiritual and earthly matters. 3. "Give us this day our daily bread." Request for Provision: This part asks God to provide for our needs. In a legal context, it is like requesting sustenance or support in the trial of life. The advocate, Jesus, intercedes on our behalf for provision, recognizing our dependence on God for our daily needs. Jesus, Our Advocate: As our Advocate, Jesus understands our physical and spiritual needs, advocating for us to receive what is necessary for our lives and growth. 4. "And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors." Seeking Forgiveness and Justice: This petition addresses the need for forgiveness, both for our own sins and in forgiving others. In the Court of Heaven, forgiveness is a central theme. Through Jesus, we can receive forgiveness for our sins, and He advocates for us to be cleansed from all unrighteousness (1 John 1:9). Jesus, Our Advocate: Jesus is our High Priest who presents His sacrifice as the basis for our forgiveness. His advocacy ensures that the penalties of sin are paid through His atonement, enabling us to receive mercy from God. 5. "And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil." Protection from Accusation and Sin: In the Court of Heaven, the enemy (Satan) often acts as the accuser, bringing charges against believers. This line is a plea for protection from the forces of darkness, asking God for deliverance from temptations and the influence of evil. Jesus, Our Advocate: Jesus, as our Advocate, helps protect us from the schemes of the enemy. His intercession ensures that we are not subject to trials beyond our ability to endure and that God provides a way of escape from temptation (1 Corinthians 10:13). Jesus as Our Advocate in the Court of Heaven: In 1 John 2:1, it says, "If anyone sins, we have an Advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous." Jesus stands in the heavenly court as the one who pleads our case before the Father, using His sacrifice as the basis for our justification. Jesus’ advocacy ensures that, despite our sins, we are declared righteous through His atoning work on the cross. His intercession before the Father is the means by which we can approach God with confidence, knowing that He defends us against accusations. Summary: The Lord’s Prayer can be understood as a prayer that aligns us with God's will, acknowledges His holiness, and petitions for forgiveness, provision, and protection—all within the framework of the Court of Heaven. Jesus, as our Advocate, presents our case before the Father, ensuring that we are covered by His sacrifice, guided by His will, and protected from evil. Through His intercession, we have access to the Judge's favor and mercy