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Abiding in the Fullness of God

Abiding in the Fullness of God

Engelbrecht, Riaan

Paperback

Series: In Pursuit of God, Book 9

General Christianity

ISBN13: 9798201006891
Publisher: Riaan Engelbrecht
Published: Jan 22 2021
Pages: 282
Weight: 0.72
Height: 0.64 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English

In these perilous days of apostasy, compromise, and spiritual deception, there is an urgent call upon the people of God: we must go up the mountain of the Lord. We must arise from the valley of carnality and shake ourselves free from the illusion that everything is well. We can no longer pretend that the Church is walking in the fullness of God's glory and Truth when so much of the Body has grown spiritually weak, distracted, and entangled with the world. Yet beyond the valley, beyond the gate, beyond the line of the trees where the waters rise toward the mountain, there is a Light that still shines. It is the Light of the Lord calling His people home-not merely to religion, activity, or ceremony, but to seek Him, worship Him, know Him, and dwell in His presence. The question is no longer whether God is calling. The question is whether we know His voice well enough to answer. Will we arise and drink from the living waters of the Lord? Will we leave behind the tables of compromise and sit again at the table of God? Will we listen afresh to His Truth, seek His Kingdom above all else, and allow His Word to confront everything in us that does not belong to Him? He calls us out of the valley and up the mountain. He calls us away from spiritual complacency and into spiritual hunger; away from compromise and into consecration; away from religious form and into living communion with Him. He calls us to abide-not merely to visit His presence, but to make our dwelling there. For God is seeking a living tabernacle in which He may tabernacle. He desires a people who will become vessels of His presence, carriers of His glory, witnesses of His Truth, and instruments of His Kingdom. The hour demands more than casual Christianity. It demands a people who know their God.

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