I’ve said this before, and I’ll say it again. Few people in this age and generation really understand what it is to be joined together by the Lord in a union that is more than physical. People often get married because they “fall in love.” The problem is that in a few months or years, they “fall out of love.” Their relationship really wasn’t based on love but on a physical attraction to one another or because of seeming parallel interests.  

We are really taking a different approach today to understanding the Tabernacle of David and the nature or praise and worship. You may even think I’ve gone off the deep end at first, but that’s OK. Bear with me while I lay some foundations.   You will remember how we’ve talked about Lucifer and his original creation as worship leader in Heaven and how he was created to surround the Throne of God with worship. The concept of “surrounding” comes into play with where I want to go today, and why that was so significant.

My remarks at the end of last week’s Coffee Break were, no doubt, very controversial to some folks. I’m not trying to be controversial. After being with David, after experiencing what he experienced, after watching and experiencing all of the adventures that have come over the past 70+ years in the presence of the Lord, I can’t help it. These are honest observations shared in the hope that I can awaken folks to the true nature of praise and worship, prayer and intercession.

My prayer for all those who read this series and consider it is that the Spirit of Wisdom and Revelation unfolds for them some real clarity as to the spirit realm – and further, that each person will come to understand not only who they are in Christ Jesus, but also who the Lord Jesus Christ is in them!

One of the things you will hear me say repeatedly – and I will say it again and again throughout this series – is that God’s people do not understand the level of authority that we have in Christ.

We barely got started last week with the picture of Haman as the last of the Amalekites and his finish. We started the picture of his conspiracy in Esther 3, and we will pick that up again.

We barely got started last week with the picture of Haman as the last of the Amalekites and his finish. We started the picture of his conspiracy in Esther 3, and we will pick that up again.

Let’s see if we can wrap up this discussion on prophecy today. I’d really like to get back to the Psalm 23 Adventure next week if at all possible.

Merry Christmas, Everyone! Back when I was the Associate Pastor at Full Gospel Assembly in Salt Lake City, the Senior Pastor was a big Greek fellow by the name of Bill Christopulos.

Let’s see if we can cover a continuing picture of the purpose of prophecy. We began this topic a couple weeks ago, and I’d like to wrap it up today if at all possible