WAR ROOM & SOUND FOR ENDTIMES
SATURDAY 29th JUNE - 1 PM High St Church and zoom
In this season of war - the Lord is calling us to His war rooms. In this significant time of history, the Lord is calling the church to come higher, and take our place as His Ekklesia, ie His governing body on earth. We need to be ready to release His decrees and songs, and thus operate in our dominion calling given to us in the Garden of Eden. We are not called to be spectators who just try to work out the timeline when it will all be over. No, we are called, and given the privilege to be active participants.
WAR OVER THE ARK
WAR OVER THE ARK
Why was it so hard for Israel, during David’s reign, to want the Ark back into their midst?Why was is it so difficult for King David to get the Ark into Jerusalem? Why is there such resistance to the glory and Presence of the Lord?Why it is hard for us to welcome the Ark of His glory and presence into the midst of the church today? And why is it so needed for us to welcome the King of Glory into our midst today? In Brisbane in 2015, Chuck Pierce spoke to us in Australia (and I would say to all nations)—the way the Tabernacle of David is raised up affects the direction of the entire nation. Of course, the Tabernacle of David is not just worship. First and foremost it is about Israel, and the dynasty of David.
King David—a worshipper of God—sweet psalmist of Israel, longed for the return of the Ark into the centre of Israel’s existence. But the pathway was difficult. Once he became King, it was at first only the tribe of Judah form Hebron. It took the favour of God over some years for the rest of Israel to want David. It took great courage to get possession of the city of Jerusalem from the Jebusites. And it took David and Israel to re-learn the protocols of the glory.Is the church today any different? Do we treat the Lord as a ‘lucky charm’ to seek when we are in trouble? And when worshippers arise, It takes many trials and much favour of God for the rest of God’s people to put aside their own desires, to be true worshippers. And what a process for every worshipper to deal with attitudes, mindsets, and behaviours what make it dangerous to be near His Presence? But when the Tabernacle of David is raised up at the centre of God’s people—it brings a shalom and godly authority into the nation. Alignment is made with the blueprints of the Lord so destiny can be fulfilled. The world, the flesh and the devil oppose the Ark, the glory, His Presence, being in the very centre of our lives. And this is vital for the physical nation of Israel. (Amos 9:11-15) This is vital for the whole Body of Messiah—the one new man, Jew and Gentiles who are one in Him.
King David—a worshipper of God—sweet psalmist of Israel, longed for the return of the Ark into the centre of Israel’s existence. But the pathway was difficult. Once he became King, it was at first only the tribe of Judah form Hebron. It took the favour of God over some years for the rest of Israel to want David. It took great courage to get possession of the city of Jerusalem from the Jebusites. And it took David and Israel to re-learn the protocols of the glory.Is the church today any different? Do we treat the Lord as a ‘lucky charm’ to seek when we are in trouble? And when worshippers arise, It takes many trials and much favour of God for the rest of God’s people to put aside their own desires, to be true worshippers. And what a process for every worshipper to deal with attitudes, mindsets, and behaviours what make it dangerous to be near His Presence? But when the Tabernacle of David is raised up at the centre of God’s people—it brings a shalom and godly authority into the nation. Alignment is made with the blueprints of the Lord so destiny can be fulfilled. The world, the flesh and the devil oppose the Ark, the glory, His Presence, being in the very centre of our lives. And this is vital for the physical nation of Israel. (Amos 9:11-15) This is vital for the whole Body of Messiah—the one new man, Jew and Gentiles who are one in Him.