*Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. Summary This conversation centers on the importance of living in continual awareness of God's presence and intentionally including Him in every aspect of daily life. Ron shares how his experience in Israel impacted his walk with the Lord, particularly through the Jewish practice of prayer, memorizing Scripture, and keeping God at the forefront of everyday activities. The discussion highlights how prayer is not merely a religious exercise but a way of welcoming God's presence into every moment. The family also reflect on a worship service at a Messianic Jewish Kehila in Jerusalem, where people of all ages participated by singing and reciting Scripture. This experience served as a powerful picture of the Body of Christ functioning together, with every member contributing. The conversation further explores the beauty of Israel, the faith and resilience of its people, the security provided by the IDF, and the fulfillment of biblical prophecies visible in modern Jerusalem. Throughout the discussion, the emphasis remains on recognizing God's faithfulness, cultivating His presence, and allowing His Word to become a living reality in daily life. Show Notes • Ron shares how his trip to Israel changed his perspective on prayer and daily fellowship with God. • The importance of memorizing Scripture and keeping the Word continually before the Lord. • Dale explains how Jewish culture intentionally includes God in every aspect of life. • Discussion of prayer as the gateway to living in God's presence. • Ron describes attending a Messianic Jewish Kehila where worship centered on Scripture, participation, and community. • The congregation demonstrated a living expression of the Body of Christ, with every person contributing. • Reflections on the beauty and fruitfulness of the land of Israel. • Observations of the security and vigilance of the Israeli people and the IDF. • Testimonies of feeling God's peace and protection while in Israel. • The fulfillment of biblical prophecy seen in the children playing in the streets of Jerusalem. • Recognition of God's faithfulness to His promises and His ongoing work among His people. Key Quotes • "When you do that, it really brings the Lord front and center in an awareness." • "I'm trying to memorize, memorize, memorize so that I can mumble all day long the Word of God." • "The drive of our hearts is to be in His presence always." • "The best way to welcome Him into our presence is prayer." • "To me, it was like an example of the Body of Christ moving where every member supplies." • "I never felt afraid at all, not even once." • "A lot of it had to do with the presence of the Lord." • "The children will be playing once again in the streets of old Jerusalem." • "These kids were having a ball. They were just having fun." Scriptural References Psalm 1 (2) "But his delight is in the law of the Lord, and on His law he meditates day and night." Referenced through Ron's emphasis on memorizing and continually speaking the Word of God. Psalm 119 (11) "Your word I have treasured in my heart, that I may not sin against You." Reflects the discussion of hiding God's Word in the heart through memorization. Joshua 1 (8) "This Book of the Law shall not depart from your mouth, but you shall meditate on it day and night." Illustrates the practice of continually speaking and meditating on God's Word. 1 Thessalonians 5 (17) "Pray without ceasing." Supports the theme of including God in every aspect of life through continual prayer. John 15 (4–5) "Abide in Me, and I in you." Reflects the desire to live continually in God's presence and awareness. Ephesians 4 (16) "From whom the whole body, being fitted and held together... causes the growth of the body." Illustrates Ron's observation of every member participating during worship at the Kehila. 1 Peter 2 (5) "You also, as living stones, are being built up as a spiritual house." Supports the picture of a functioning spiritual community where every member contributes. Isaiah 35 (1) "The wilderness and the desert will be glad, and the Arabah will rejoice and blossom like the crocus." Connected to the discussion of Israel's land flourishing and becoming fruitful. Zechariah 8 (4–5) "Old men and old women will again sit in the streets of Jerusalem... and the streets of the city will be filled with boys and girls playing in its streets." Directly referenced in the conversation regarding Rothschild Square and children playing in Jerusalem. Psalm 91 (1–2) "He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will abide in the shadow of the Almighty." Reflects the testimony of experiencing peace and protection while in Israel. Takeaway Living in God's presence is not reserved for special moments of worship or prayer meetings; it is a daily lifestyle of intentionally including Him in everything we do. As believers fill their hearts with His Word, cultivate continual prayer, and remain aware of His nearness, they become increasingly sensitive to His presence and His leading. Out of that relationship flows peace, worship, fellowship, and a living expression of Christ through His Body. The more God becomes the center of everyday life, the more His reality is manifested in and through His people.

*Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. Summary This conversation focuses on the mystery of God's redemptive plan and the necessity of remaining open to the ongoing revelation of the Holy Spirit. The speakers discuss God's covenant promises concerning Israel, acknowledging that some scriptures appear difficult to reconcile through natural understanding alone. Rather than forcing God's Word into fixed doctrinal conclusions, believers are encouraged to trust what God has spoken and allow Him to reveal His purposes in His timing. The discussion also highlights God's ultimate purpose of creating a new humanity in Christ that transcends all natural distinctions. The family emphasizes humility, spiritual openness, and dependence upon the mind of Christ rather than human reasoning. Through grace, repentance, and daily surrender to the Father, believers are being transformed into His image and prepared to participate in His greater purpose for all creation. Show Notes • The family discusses the mystery surrounding God's covenant promise that "all Israel will be saved." • The family explores how seemingly conflicting scriptures are often a result of human misunderstanding rather than contradiction within God's Word. • God's promises stand because of His faithfulness and His name, not because of human merit or understanding. • Believers are encouraged to resist the temptation to force scripture into rigid doctrinal systems. • The Holy Spirit is the source of revelation and understanding. • God is bringing forth a new creation that transcends traditional distinctions of Jew and Gentile. • Spiritual growth requires remaining teachable and open to fresh revelation. • Ken warns against the danger of the independent spirit that believes it already has all the answers. • Dale emphasizes developing a relationship with the Father and allowing the mind of Christ to replace natural reasoning. • Grace is presented as God's means of transforming humanity into His image. • The conversation concludes with the call to daily surrender and continual openness to God's leading. Key Quotes • "All Israel will be saved. That's a covenant. That's a promise from God." — Ron • "They're not conflicting scriptures. They're only conflicting in our minds." — Ron • "Whether I get it or not is not the point. The point is You said it." — Ron • "Be open, be open, be open, be open." — Ron • "We think we've got the whole thing wired, and we have no clue." — Ken • "When Christ is revealed, we're going to find out exactly what God meant and how it's going to work." — Ken • "It's so important not to snap judge about anything." — Ken • "We keep our spirits open, and we don't lock ourselves into anything." — Ken • "The greatest enemy of the church is the independent spirit." — Ken • "We have to stay open to what the Lord's speaking on a continual basis." — Ken • "The human mind is not capable of being led by the Spirit yet. You can always trade it in for the mind of Christ." — Dale • "You're getting a nature change. We're being created in His image." — Dale • "Lord, show me. Show me what You want today. I'm Yours." — Dale Scriptural References God's Covenant Promise to Israel • Romans — Paul reveals the mystery that a partial hardening has happened to Israel until the fullness of the Gentiles comes in, and declares, "All Israel shall be saved." He emphasizes that God's gifts and calling are irrevocable. • Ezekiel — God declares that He will restore and cleanse Israel for His holy name's sake, not because they deserve it. He promises to remove their uncleanness, give them a new heart, and put His Spirit within them. Salvation Through Christ Alone • John — Jesus declares, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me." • Acts — Peter proclaims that there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved. Gentiles Grafted Into God's Covenant Purposes • Romans — Paul describes Gentile believers as wild olive branches grafted into God's cultivated olive tree, sharing in the covenant promises given to Israel. The New Creation and One New Humanity • 2 Corinthians — Anyone who is in Christ is a new creation; old things pass away and all things become new. • Galatians — In Christ there is neither Jew nor Greek, bond nor free, male nor female, for all are one in Him. • Ephesians — Christ breaks down the dividing wall between Jew and Gentile and creates "one new man" through His sacrifice. Remaining Open to God's Revelation • Isaiah — God's thoughts and ways are higher than human thoughts and ways. • 1 Corinthians — Spiritual things are discerned through the Spirit of God, and believers are called to receive the mind of Christ. • John — The Spirit of Truth guides believers into all truth and reveals what is yet to come. Elijah and the Remnant • 1 Kings — Elijah believes he is the only faithful servant left, but God reveals that He has preserved seven thousand who have not bowed to Baal. • Romans — Paul uses Elijah's experience as an example of God's faithful remnant preserved by grace. Taking Up the Cross and Following Christ • Luke — Jesus calls His followers to deny themselves, take up their cross daily, and follow Him. • <a...

*Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. Summary This conversation explores the spiritual reality of oneness in Christ and how it becomes the foundation for true relationships within the Body of Christ. The speakers emphasize that oneness is not merely agreement or unity of purpose but a deeper connection that comes through sharing in the life, nature, and revelation of Jesus Christ. As believers trust the Father with a childlike faith, pursue a deeper relationship with Christ, and allow His Word to become a living reality within them, they naturally grow into greater oneness with God and with one another. The discussion highlights that spiritual maturity is not achieved through human effort, criticism, comparison, or self-evaluation, but through becoming increasingly wrapped up in Christ. As believers discover who they are in Him and embrace the truths of Scripture as personal revelation, Christ is unveiled within them. Out of that growing revelation flows love, ministry, and a natural expression of God's life to the world around them. True evangelism becomes less about religious effort and more about Christ being manifested through everyday life. Show Notes • The importance of trusting God regardless of circumstances. • The difference between unity and oneness. • Childlike faith as a key to walking with God. • Sharing in a common revelation of Jesus Christ. • Why intimacy with Christ produces love for others. • Living from the spirit rather than the soul. • The born-again experience and spiritual identity. • Oneness as an atmosphere where God can move freely. • Becoming the living expression of God's Word. • Christ being unveiled within believers. • Natural evangelism flowing from Christ's life within us. • Discovering the fullness of Christ already present in us. Key Quotes • "Oneness is spirit, but unity is soul." • "Oneness actually is forever. That is where we're going to live. That's our destination." • "If we're walking with God, we have to trust Him. He is our spiritual Dad. He is everything to us." • "He is oneness personified." • "You cannot touch the Lord without loving your brother or sister." • "We're going to walk in oneness because we share in a common revelation of Jesus Christ." • "Perfect is just being in God." • "That oneness is not an end in itself. It's a facilitator. It's an atmosphere where good things can happen." • "As you grow in the Lord, as you dive into Him more and more, the oneness automatically happens because He is one." • "You become one because you're one with the Word." • "It's not a reaching. It's an unveiling of Christ that's already in us." • "You had the capacity all along. You just never knew you had it." Scriptural References • John 17 (20–23) That they may all be one, even as We are one. • Ephesians 4 (3–6) One body, one Spirit, one faith, one Lord. • Proverbs 3 (5–6) Trust in the Lord and do not lean on your own understanding. • Matthew 18 (3–4) Unless you become like little children, you will not enter the Kingdom of Heaven. • Mark 10 (14–15) Receive the Kingdom of God as a child. • 2 Peter 1 (1) To those who have received a faith of the same kind as ours. • Philippians 3 (8–10) Knowing Christ above all else. • 1 John 4 (7–12) Everyone who loves is born of God and knows God. • John 13 (34–35) By this all men will know you are My disciples. • Romans 8(14–17) Sons and heirs of God. • Galatians 4 (6–7) God has sent forth the Spirit of His Son into our hearts. • Colossians 1 (26–27) Christ in you, the hope of glory. • 2 Corinthians 3 (18) Being transformed into His image. • John 5 (39) Search the Scriptures, for they testify of Me. Takeaway True oneness is not something we create through agreement, effort, or religious activity. It is the natural result of becoming increasingly one with Christ. As we trust the Father, embrace our identity as His sons and daughters, and allow His Word to become a living revelation within us, Christ is unveiled through our lives. Out of that revelation flows love for one another, unity in the Spirit, and a powerful witness to the world that is produced not by striving, but by the life of Christ being expressed through us.

*Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. Summary This conversation centers on entering into the finished work of Christ and learning to walk in complete trust and dependence upon God. The speakers emphasize that believers are already being perfected through Christ and that God is actively shaping, refining, and transforming His people into vessels through which He can move. Rather than striving through human effort, the family discusses yielding to the Father’s will, allowing Him to prune, mold, and lead them into deeper relationship and rest. The discussion also highlights the transition from the Adamic nature into the life of the Spirit, where believers begin to experience authority, sonship, peace, and contentment in God. Through faith, humility, and surrender, the believer discovers that the true reward is not earthly gain, but an ongoing walk and relationship with the Father. Show Notes God has already completed and perfected the work concerning His people.Unbelief does not override what God has declared.Believers are the clay, and God is the potter shaping lives according to His purpose.The Lord refines His people through fire, pruning, and spiritual growth.True good works come from God moving through yielded vessels.The cross represents a transition from flesh into Spirit.Walking with God requires humility, trust, and surrender to His will.Jesus entered into rest after completing His work and now intercedes for believers.Faith is a daily unfolding walk rather than a fully visible roadmap.Contentment in the present relationship with God is a major step in spiritual maturity.The greatest reward is simply walking in relationship with the Father. Quotes “Your unbelief doesn’t count.”“I’ve got a finished work for you.”“We are His workmanship, created in Christ for good works.”“My only job is to submit to His will.”“Jesus Christ is our rest. He is the finished work.”“It’s a walk of faith and trust, and it unfolds daily.”“Enjoy the path. Enjoy the ride.”“Can you be content in your relationship with the Lord?”“There’s only one thing you’re going to receive, and that is that you have a walk with God.” Scriptural References Philippians 1 (6)“He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion.”God completes the work He starts in His people.Ephesians 2 (10)“We are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works.”Believers are shaped and prepared by God for His purposes.Jeremiah 18 (6)The potter and the clay.God molds and forms His people according to His will.Hebrews 4 (9–10)Entering into God’s rest.Christ is the believer’s rest and finished work.Hebrews 11The roll call of faith.Faithful believers trusted God even without fully receiving the promise.Romans 8 (14)“As many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God.”Sonship comes through walking in the Spirit.Galatians 2 (20)“Not I, but Christ lives in me.”The Christian life is Christ living through yielded vessels.Matthew 18 (3)Becoming as a little child.Walking with God requires humility, trust, and simplicity.Psalm 37 (7)“Rest in the Lord, and wait patiently for Him.”Contentment and trust are part of the believer’s walk. Takeaway The believer’s journey is not about striving to become something through human effort, but about surrendering to the finished work of Christ and allowing God to shape, refine, and live through them. As believers learn to trust Him daily, they enter into His rest, discovering that the true fulfillment is not found in future promises alone, but in walking with God right now.

*Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. Summary This conversation emphasizes the critical need for believers to move beyond relying on the voices and interpretations of others and into a personal, living revelation of God. In a time filled with many competing voices, true spiritual direction comes only by hearing the voice of the Lord individually. The Word of God is not meant to be intellectually processed alone but spiritually received, digested, and lived. As believers grow, they must learn to discern between human interpretation and divine revelation, walking in the Spirit with clarity, simplicity, and direct relationship with the Father. Show Notes Many voices are present today, but not all are from GodThe necessity of personally hearing and recognizing the Lord’s voiceWarning against following positions, authority, or personalities instead of GodThe importance of personal revelation over borrowed understandingSpiritual confirmation comes through alignment with what God has already spoken withinSimplicity in relationship with God—avoiding confusion and complicationThe Word must be “eaten” (received and internalized), not just readDifference between intellectual knowledge and spiritual impartationThe danger of relying on human interpretation instead of the SpiritRevelation is foundational to a true walk with GodTransitioning from secondhand revelation to firsthand relationshipLiving in the Spirit vs. standing on unstable, human reasoningMoving from occasional “glimpses” of the Spirit into continual habitationBecoming sons who live, see, and speak from the Spirit realm Quotes “Who are we going to listen to? The Lord is speaking to us—My sheep hear My voice.”“Unless you have a personal revelation, how can you follow that?”“The minute it becomes complicated, drop it like a hot rock.”“We’re not supposed to just read the Word—we’re supposed to eat it.”“There’s been too much human evaluation and not enough impartation of the living Word.”“Is it a word from God, or is it man’s interpretation of a word?”“I was basing my walk with God on someone else’s revelation—not mine.”“If it isn’t of the Spirit, you’re on sandy ground.”“My words are Spirit and they are life.”“We’re not meant to get glimpses—we’re meant to live in that realm.” Scriptural References John 10 (27)“My sheep hear My voice… and they follow Me.”John 7 (16–18)Teaching comes from God, not self-gloryMatthew 16 (16–17)Revelation given by the Father (Peter’s confession)Matthew 16 (18)Foundation built on revelationJohn 6 (63)“My words are Spirit and life”Isaiah 30 (21)“This is the way, walk in it”John 5 (19)Jesus only does what He sees the Father doingJohn 8 (28)Jesus speaks what the Father teaches HimHebrews 5 (14)Mature believers discern through practiceJames 1 (22)Be doers of the Word, not hearers only Takeaway True spiritual life is not built on what others say about God but on personally hearing, receiving, and living His Word through direct revelation. As believers learn to discern His voice and walk in the Spirit, they move from confusion and dependence on others into clarity, maturity, and a real, living relationship with the Father.

*Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. Summary This conversation reveals that God’s ultimate purpose in sending Jesus was to restore humanity into relationship with Himself through a new covenant established by His blood. Through Christ’s perfect sacrifice, believers now have direct access to the Father. The heart of God is not centered on religion or denomination, but on a people who willingly choose to worship Him from their hearts. True worship is not confined to moments but is expressed through a daily relationship of love, humility, obedience, and surrender. As believers come into His presence, transformation and cleansing take place, enabling them to become the very people God has always desired—those who live in continual relationship and worship before Him. Show Notes Why the Father sent Jesus: to restore relationship through graceThe necessity of a perfect sacrifice to regain access to GodThe new covenant established through the blood of Jesus ChristGod’s desire has always been a people who worship HimDeliverance from Egypt as a picture of being brought out to worshipWorship is not about denomination but about relationshipGod is seeking willing hearts, not forced obedienceThe difference between obedience (angels) and chosen worship (sons)True worship is expressed through everyday relationship with GodHumility and servanthood as key aspects of worshipLoving God begins with understanding who He created you to beAccess to God’s presence is already available through ChristTransformation and cleansing happen in His presenceChoosing faith to step into worship now, not waiting for perfection“Taking the elevator” — entering His presence rather than striving Quotes “God’s not looking for anybody in a denomination. He’s looking for them to be His worshipers.”“All God wanted really was us.”“He’s not just looking for people that obey Him… He’s looking for somebody that out of their own hearts… they’ll serve Him and worship Him.”“The worship He’s looking for is our everyday relationship with Him.”“You already have the access into the Father’s presence by the blood of Jesus Christ.”“In His presence, that’s where you change, and that’s where cleansing comes from.”“You can take the stairs, or you can get in the elevator.” Scriptural References John 3 (16)God’s love demonstrated through giving His Son for eternal life.Hebrews 10 (19)Believers have bold access into God’s presence through Christ.Exodus 19 (4)God delivers His people in order to bring them to Himself.John 14 (6)Jesus is the only way to the Father.Malachi 3 (2-3)God purifies His people to become righteous worshipers.Revelation 4 (8)A picture of continual worship before God’s throne.Matthew 16 (24)Following Christ requires surrender and commitment. Takeaway God’s desire has always been simple yet profound: a people who willingly choose Him. Through Jesus, access to the Father is already open—not something to earn, but something to step into by faith. True transformation doesn’t come from striving to become clean; it comes from entering His presence and worshiping Him now. The call is not to religion, but to relationship—to live every day as a worshiper who loves, serves, and walks with Him.

*Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. Summary This conversation centers on the revelation that Christ is already present within us, and His coming is not just a future event but an ongoing dawning in the hearts of believers. The family describe how awareness of His presence grows progressively, like the rising sun, bringing transformation and deeper understanding. Rather than waiting for fulfillment through an outward event, believers are called to embrace the process of His life being formed within them now. God’s timing unfolds according to His purpose, often hidden, but always moving toward the manifestation of a people who reflect Him. This work begins within—through a creative, transformative judgment that shapes believers into His workmanship. As hearts remain open and focused on Him, His kingdom continues to emerge, revealing that everything needed already resides within. The call is simple: recognize His presence, stay open, and allow Him to fully manifest His life through you. Show Notes Christ in you is the hope of glory—a present and growing reality, not just a future expectationThe meaning of hope as “truths yet to be delivered” unfolding within usHis coming described as adawning revelation, like the rising sun in the heartGrowing awareness thatGod has already come and is manifesting Himself within His peopleThe “Tribulation” as a period of God pouring out His presence on all who will receive HimGod’s timing is deliberate and often hidden, unfolding according to His purposeIncreased awareness of the spiritual realm and His daily presenceJudgment beginning in the house of the Lord as acreative, transformative workBecoming His workmanship and the worshipers He desiresThe importance of returning focus to God and walking out thefirst commandmentLetting go of the need for outward fulfillment and embracing theprocess of transformationThe mind as a limitation versus the Spirit’s unlimited realityCreating an atmosphere for His presence through opennessRealizing that we are theArk of the Covenant, containing His Word and powerThe kingdom dawning rapidly within us—change happening now, not later Key Quotes “Christ in you is the hope of glory.”“The definition of hope is truths yet to be delivered.”“It’s that dawning… that revelation that starts dawning on your heart, and it grows.”“I believe that proves He’s already here.”“He comes in us and reveals Himself to us in such a great measure.”“God does have a timing.”“The judgment that begins in the house of the Lord is creative. It’s not destructive.”“He likes the process.”“He’s happy with us right now.”“There is so much more in the Spirit that this thing can’t even comprehend.”“You are the Ark of the Covenant.”“His kingdom is dawning on us… we can change by the hour.”“Just open your heart and let Him do it.” Scriptural References  Colossians 1 (27)“Christ in you, the hope of glory”→ The central theme: Christ dwelling within believers as the source of glory2 Peter 1 (19)“Until the day star arise in your hearts”→ The dawning revelation of Christ within the heartMatthew 24 (36)“No one knows the day or hour… but the Father only”→ God’s hidden timing and unfolding plan1 Peter 4 (17)“Judgment must begin at the house of God”→ A refining, transformative work within His peopleMatthew 22 (37–38)The Great Commandment→ Loving God fully as the foundation of transformationHebrews 9 (4)(Ark of the Covenant)→ Symbol of containing God’s presence, fulfilled in believersLuke 17 (21)“The kingdom of God is within you”→ The kingdom as an inward reality, not just externalRomans 8 (19)“The manifestation of the sons of God”→ Creation waiting for the revealing of God’s peopleMalachi 4 (2)“The Sun of righteousness shall arise”→ The imagery of dawning and rising light Takeaway The coming of Christ is not only something to wait for—it is something to recognize and respond to now. His presence is already within, growing and revealing itself as hearts open to Him. Instead of striving for a future moment of fulfillment, believers are invited to embrace the ongoing process of transformation, trusting God’s timing and allowing His life to fully emerge. Stay open, stay focused, and let Him manifest—because His kingdom is already...

*Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. Summary This conversation centers on the family of God learning to live in the reality of Christ within them through faith, not feelings or circumstances. The family shares how God is looking for those who trust Him consistently, recognizing that faith, love, authority, and power all come from Him and are expressed through us. As believers grow in their identity in Christ, they begin to see others through His perspective and function together as one body. The life of Christ within becomes the source of everything—guiding, sustaining, and ministering through the family as they walk in unity and trust. Show Notes God is looking for a family that walks by faith and trusts Him in every situationFaith is not based on feelings, but on trusting who God is and what He has spokenThe challenge is consistency—learning to trust God beyond circumstancesFaith, love, authority, and power are all one in Christ within usOur walk is not based on our ability, but on His life working through usThe family begins to see others as potential brothers and sisters in the LordThe gospel is about stepping into sonship and living from the SpiritGod created us in His image and is restoring us to that realityFree will gives us the ability to choose surrender and alignment with HimThe family of God functions together, sharing life and strengthening one anotherChrist within us is the one who ministers, sustains, and leadsFaith does not depend on feelings—it stands on trust in GodGod brings people into our lives for His purpose, and we respond with His loveEach member of the family is positioned to be His voice and His channel Quotes “Without faith, it’s impossible to please God.”“God’s looking for those who trust Him and walk with Him by faith.”“Don’t be moved by what you see or what the world is saying.”“It’s not even our faith—it’s His.”“They’re only a revelation away.”“We don’t have to do anything—we just be who we are.”“God loves each one of us just as much as He loves Jesus.”“Not my will, but Yours be done.”“We’re in this together—we’re not separate.”“It’s Christ in us that’s doing the ministry.”“Faith does not require feelings.”“We just love them and let God reach them through us.”“We are His voice. We are His channel.” Scriptural References Hebrews 11 (6)Faith is essential to a relationship with God and is what pleases HimColossians 2 (3)All wisdom and understanding are found in Christ, who lives in usJohn 10 (27)Believers are able to hear and recognize God’s voiceJohn 1 (51)Christ is the connection between heaven and earth, always at workGenesis 1 (26)Humanity was created in God’s image with His nature and purposeLuke 22 (42)True surrender is choosing God’s will above our ownJob 23 (10)Trials refine us and deepen our knowledge of God2 Corinthians 5 (17)In Christ, we are made new and no longer defined by the old lifeGalatians 2 (20)The life we live is now Christ living through us1 Corinthians 12 (12)The family of God functions together as one unified body2 Corinthians 5 (20)Believers represent Christ and carry His message to the world Takeaway The family of God is called to live from the reality of Christ within, not from feelings, circumstances, or personal effort. As we trust Him and walk by faith, His life flows through us—uniting us as one body and expressing His love, power, and purpose to the world.

*Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. Summary This conversation reveals that God is not merely loving—He is love in His very nature. His love is not emotional but intentional, always working toward our best interest. Through trials, correction, and even suffering, God is drawing believers deeper into Himself, refining them so they can fully walk in His love. The ultimate goal is to live continually in that love, allowing it to transform, sustain, and mature us into His nature. Show Notes God’s nature is entirely defined by loveTrue understanding of God comes through experiencing His loveGod’s love = acting in our best interest (not emotion, but intent)Trials and “fire” are expressions of His refining loveFaith is trusting God’s love even when we don’t understandJesus modeled love through obedience, suffering, and serviceThe Lordship of Christ anchors us in His loveLove is the foundation of all God’s actionsWalking in love brings increasing light, wisdom, and maturityBelievers are being formed into sons through His love Key Quotes “He’s not about love—He is love.”“God’s love is defined as our best interest.”“It’s got nothing to do with emotion—it has to do with intent.”“The fire is the love of God.”“If you’re looking for something other than His love, you’re not looking for God.”“The greatest realm we’ll ever reach is the fullness of His love.”“Keep yourself in the love of God.” Scriptural References 1 John 4 (8)God is love; His nature defines everything He doesHebrews 5 (8)Jesus learned obedience through suffering1 Peter 4 (12)Do not think it strange concerning fiery trialsProverbs 3 (5–6)Trust in the Lord and He will direct your pathJohn 13 (14–15)Jesus washing feet demonstrates servant leadership2 Peter 1 (4))Believers partake in the divine natureJude 1 (21)Keep yourselves in the love of GodNehemiah 8 (10)The joy of the Lord is your strength Takeaway God’s love is not something He gives—it is who He is. Every circumstance, even difficulty, is an expression of that love working to draw us deeper into Him. The call is to trust, remain, and live continually in that love.

*Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. Summary This conversation centers on the believer’s journey out of the limitations of the past and into the present reality of life in the Spirit. While past experiences serve as important “benchmarks” that reveal God’s faithfulness and establish spiritual foundations, they are not meant to hold us back or define our present walk. Instead, they become reference points that strengthen faith as we continue moving forward. The speakers emphasize that true life is found in the Spirit, not in the soul, flesh, or past experiences. Believers are called to live in the “now” reality of God’s kingdom, where everything He has done remains alive and accessible. This journey is described as a return to our origin in God—an awakening to our eternal identity in Christ. Ultimately, the message reveals that we are being drawn upward into deeper realms of the Spirit, not by striving, but by aligning with God and allowing Him to lead. It is a continual progression toward our true home in Him, where we fully realize who we are and where we came from. Show Notes Main Theme: Living in the present reality of the Spirit while moving forward from past experiences into deeper realms of God. A Greater Heritage in GodOur inheritance in the kingdom far surpasses anything the world offers.Living in past failures or experiences limits present spiritual life. The Role of Benchmarks Past experiences serve as spiritual foundations, not destinations.They testify to God’s faithfulness and guide future growth.Like climbing anchors, they prevent falling too far back. Moving Forward, Not Backward Spiritual growth creates points of no return.True progress means continuing onward, not revisiting old mindsets. Living in the Spirit vs. the Flesh Identity is rooted in the Spirit, not emotions, memories, or past pain.Focus determines whether the past has power over us. God’s Faithfulness Revealed in the Past Looking back properly brings humility and gratitude.It reveals God’s guidance and intentional work in our lives. A Journey of Impartation Each step forward brings new revelation and transformation.Believers are continually being drawn into deeper spiritual realms. Entering a New Realm A shift from time-based living to “now” reality in the Spirit.God’s works are not past—they are alive and present. Return to Origin in God Believers come from God and are returning to Him.Identity is discovered through revelation of Jesus Christ. Eternal Identity in Christ We are not merely created beings but originate from God in Christ.Our journey is a return to our eternal home. Being Led by the Spirit Spiritual growth is not self-driven but Spirit-led.Alignment with God opens the next level of experience. Quotes “Do you want to live in what was, or in the light God has brought you into?”“Benchmarks are not places to stay—they are foundations to stand on.”“If you fall, you only fall back to the last place you knew God was real.”“We are not living in the realm of the earth—we are living in the realm of the Spirit.”“Everything God has ever done is still alive right now.”“We’re not timeline people waiting for something—this is now.”“We came out of God, and we are returning to Him.”“Our identity is revealed as we see Christ.”“We are not doing this—He is calling us up, and we are aligning with Him.” Scriptural References Psalm 126 (1)“We were like those who dream.”Hebrews 7 (3)Melchizedek: “without father, without mother… having neither beginning of days nor end of life”2 Corinthians 5 (17)“Old things have passed away… all things have become new”John 16 (28)“I came forth from the Father… and go to the Father”Ephesians 1 (3)“Blessed us with every spiritual blessing in heavenly places”Ephesians 2 (6)“Seated us together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus”Romans 8 (14)“As many as are led by the Spirit… these are sons of God”Jeremiah 1 (5)implied concept) – Known before formationEcclesiastes 3 (11)Eternity placed in the heart Takeaway The past is not your dwelling place—it is your witness. God uses it to establish truth in you, but your life is meant to be lived in the present reality of the Spirit. As you move forward, aligning with Him, He leads you into deeper realms of understanding, identity, and union with Himself. You are not becoming something new—you are awakening to where you came from and returning to who you’ve always been in Him.