God rested on the seventh day. That is symbolic of the seventh day that we have now entered. We will show you today that you can’t enter into his rest by doing your works, you can only enter into his rest by doing his works.
In these times of stress, worry, division and uncertainty, rest is a sought-after commodity. God wants us to rest in Him and that is the only place to experience true rest. Just like when Jesus said to the storm, peace be still, the Christ in you is saying peace be still to all the turmoil and storms in our lives. There can only be peace through the Prince of Peace. Who is the author and finisher of our faith. So, in him is where we find rest.
The Hebrew word for rest means to settle down, abide, dwell, tabernacle, reside permanently.
So, the question we must ask ourselves is where are we residing (living)? Are we residing/living in fear, worry and strife or we residing in the secret place? Contact us at
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We are living in a time of change, both in the natural and in the Spirit. Can’t you feel it? Don’t you see it?

God never changes but we must. It is a time of new beginnings. It is an exciting time we are living in today. A time of change. We did a podcast called deconstruct to reconstruct and if you haven’t heard it, I would recommend you go back and listen to it. If we are to move on with the Lord, we must be prepared to allow him to change things up from time to time.

We must prepare for the old to depart for a fresh new beginning to appear. Paul writes old things are passing away, behold all things are becoming new and new is always better when the Lord oversees it. We can’t keep pouring new wine into old wineskins. We are living in a time when the new wineskins are available to all, but change must first come to see and experience the new day. We must allow God to pour in the new wine, not anyone else.
Give yourself permission to change. The status quo isn’t getting it anymore. God has a fresh new path waiting for you. We are new creatures putting away the remnants of the old and taking up the wonderful new thing that God is doing in us. The kingdom of God is within each one of us and he will provide us with everything we need.

Everything You Wanted to Know About Grace (but were afraid to ask)

First of all, we don’t know everything there is to know about grace, however what we do know, we will share with you today.
We are going to discuss the basic foundation of grace and how it relates to our everyday life in our walk with the Lord.

Eph 2:8

For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God:

If it is a free gift, then our being a good person, or how we always repent when we mess up, or how much money we give, we did nothing to earn grace.

We have heard that grace means unmerited favor or extending favor when it isn’t expected or deserved. The divine influence upon the heart, and its reflection in the life. Whatever God gives us, we are to give away to others. He gives us grace, we give grace to others, he gives us love, we share that love with others, He forgives us, we forgive others.
Grace is just a nice word of encouragement until you seek it out and receive it. We must find grace and receive grace to experience and enjoy grace. God’s grace is available to all who find it. If you are still bound by the law, you will never realize the true meaning of grace and you will never appreciate the gift of grace that God has given you.
Law vs Grace
A mixture of both is where we get into a state of confusion. Mixture is doublemindedness which makes us unstable in all our ways. We must avoid the mixture of law and grace. One of the very first thing Jesus said publicly is, I have come to fulfill the law. What did he put in its place, grace.

Fulfill - bring to completion.