Whenever we believers in Christ read the Bible, it needs to be living, energizing, and sharp to divide our spirit from our soul and discern our thoughts and intentions; we need to be saved from staggering in the wandering of our soul and press on into our spirit to enjoy the heavenly Christ to whom […]
Receive the Abundance of Grace for Grace to Reign in us for us to Reign in Life
July 11, 2022 by 3 Comments
As believers in Christ, we need to be those who receive the Lord as our grace upon grace, receive the abundance of grace, by coming to the throne of grace in our spirit, so that we may enjoy Him and so that grace may reign in us for us to reign in life. Amen! […]
Christ Obtained an Eternal Redemption and Opened the Way into the Holy of Holies
September 15, 2018 by Leave a Comment
Christ entered into the heavenly Holy of Holies and obtained an eternal redemption, and He initiated a new and living way for us to come forward to God in the Holy of Holies. Hallelujah for our wonderful, all-inclusive Christ typified in Leviticus and revealed in Hebrews to be our eternal portion (Heb. 13:8)! This week […]
As Priests we Come Forward to the Throne of Grace to Receive Mercy and Find Grace
June 6, 2015 by Leave a Comment
The Lord’s heart’s desire is not only to save us from the world, from sin, and from the self; He wants all His people to be a kingdom of priests, kings and priests to God. As God’s spiritual people today we are His personal treasure, His peculiar possession, so that we may be a kingdom […]
Ministering as a Priest by Coming to the Throne of Grace to Receive Mercy and Find Grace
May 18, 2013 by 5 Comments
How can we minister as a priest of God today? The way is clearly shown in Heb. 4:16 and Rev. 22:1 – we need to come forward to the throne of grace to receive mercy and find grace for timely help! In Revelation we see that out of the throne of God and of the […]
the Christian living is the living and the experience of grace in the church life
April 27, 2012 by 5 Comments
Psalm 133 is a very good picture of the church life today, and a picture is more than 1000 words. Here we see “how good” and “how pleasant” for brothers to dwell in oneness, and this oneness is “like the oil” and “like the dew”. The compound ointment with which the priest was anointed typifies […]
