CFC Daily Devotions - Zac Poonen
Excerpt from the message: Jesus Should Be The Glory In Our Lives - Zac Poonen
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Summary
Zac Poonen teaches that Christians should experience two essential movements in their lives: first, a personal journey from sin and defeat to victory (Egypt to Canaan), and second, a movement from spiritual isolation and money-centered living toward genuine fellowship in obedience to God's word (Babylon to Jerusalem). He contrasts the old covenant pattern of one-man ministry with the new covenant emphasis on two-by-two partnership and genuine community, warning against both personal spiritual complacency and isolation from others.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
What do the two journeys of Israel picture?Israel made two major journeys in the Old Testament: from Egypt to Canaan, and from Babylon to Jerusalem.
The journey from Egypt to CanaanEgypt to Canaan pictures our personal journey from sin and defeat to a life of victory where giants are slain and we become overcomers.
The journey from Babylon to JerusalemThe second journey pictures coming out of a dead church that does not follow all of God's word, as believers are called to come out of Babylon.Revelation 18:4
Entering Jerusalem and obeying every detail of God's wordThe move to Jerusalem represents entering a place of complete obedience to God's word, similar to how every detail of the tabernacle was constructed according to divine instruction.
The old covenant pattern of one manIn the old covenant, all movements were entirely dependent on one lonely man like Noah, Moses, Joshua, or Elijah.
The new covenant pattern of two by twoThe new covenant immediately introduces a different pattern, where Jesus sends His disciples out two by two and eliminates titles like pastor or father.
Old covenant people living in the new covenant ageMany believers live like old covenant figures by maintaining a holy, isolated life without building genuine fellowship with others.
The two movements required in your lifeBelievers must experience both movements: moving from defeat to victory from Egypt to Canaan, and moving from an isolated holy life to a life of fellowship represented by Jerusalem.
CFC Daily Devotions - Zac Poonen
Excerpt from the message: Jesus Should Be The Glory In Our Lives - Zac Poonen
To listen to the complete message click here : https://www.cfcindia.com/sermon/jesus-should-be-the-glory-in-our-lives
Visit our website for more information: https://www.cfcindia.com
Summary
Zac Poonen teaches that Christians should experience two essential movements in their lives: first, a personal journey from sin and defeat to victory (Egypt to Canaan), and second, a movement from spiritual isolation and money-centered living toward genuine fellowship in obedience to God's word (Babylon to Jerusalem). He contrasts the old covenant pattern of one-man ministry with the new covenant emphasis on two-by-two partnership and genuine community, warning against both personal spiritual complacency and isolation from others.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
What do the two journeys of Israel picture?Israel made two major journeys in the Old Testament: from Egypt to Canaan, and from Babylon to Jerusalem.
The journey from Egypt to CanaanEgypt to Canaan pictures our personal journey from sin and defeat to a life of victory where giants are slain and we become overcomers.
The journey from Babylon to JerusalemThe second journey pictures coming out of a dead church that does not follow all of God's word, as believers are called to come out of Babylon.Revelation 18:4
Entering Jerusalem and obeying every detail of God's wordThe move to Jerusalem represents entering a place of complete obedience to God's word, similar to how every detail of the tabernacle was constructed according to divine instruction.
The old covenant pattern of one manIn the old covenant, all movements were entirely dependent on one lonely man like Noah, Moses, Joshua, or Elijah.
The new covenant pattern of two by twoThe new covenant immediately introduces a different pattern, where Jesus sends His disciples out two by two and eliminates titles like pastor or father.
Old covenant people living in the new covenant ageMany believers live like old covenant figures by maintaining a holy, isolated life without building genuine fellowship with others.
The two movements required in your lifeBelievers must experience both movements: moving from defeat to victory from Egypt to Canaan, and moving from an isolated holy life to a life of fellowship represented by Jerusalem.
