The Revolution Brigade

If there was one truth that I would want my girls to know and understand if this was my last day on Earth, it would be the concept of true love.  Our nation has created a culture where young people seek love and affection at any cost, and from any source, and often end up settling for a destructive, blood-sucking counterfeit of true love.  Check out this teaching.  I honestly believe every teenager and young adult in America needs to hear this message or one like it at least once.

Take a listen Jonathan Greene expounds upon the intersection between the stories of Jesus in Nazareth and Elisha at the Jordan, and a concept that will help you in your journey to the double portion anointing:  Impartation is tied to honor.  In this teaching, we will discuss right relationship between spiritual fathers and sons, and the importance of receiving a prophet in the name of a prophet.

Once you understand the scriptural foundation of the Kingship of Jesus, you begin to understand the concept of spiritual poverty: That without Him life is a dull place with no power, love, or hope. When you begin to relate to Him in the way God intended, you find your world flooded with power, love, hope, and more. This is the great mystery of intimacy with Jesus, and the entire kingdom is built on this concept.

Jonathan Greene explores the scriptural foundations for the present kingship of Jesus in both the old testament and new testament.  He also probes the significance of the priesthood of Melchizedek as it relates to Jesus.  The thread of the kingdom is carried from the old testament, throughout the birth, ministry, trial, crucifixion, and resurrection of Jesus.

The question of the hour is, “Does our missions strategy work?” I believe that the answer is a resounding “no.” This podcast deals with the topic of authority and power as it relates to accessing the realms where the lost dwell, and how our current missional strategy is not getting the job done. Enjoy.

I’ve taken a Pastor Mike sermon (Spirit Sent), chopped it down to the best parts (I know, how to choose?), and added a nice beat, some keyboard action, and a bass line.  The result is the “Spirit Sent Remix.”  Hopefully Pastor Mike won’t sue me for copyright infringement.  Enjoy.

Everybody wants to talk about coming boldly before the throne of grace but nobody ever wants to think about what happens once you get there.  To behold God in His glory on His throne means death (to self).  That’s why Isaiah said, “I’m ruined!”  Lord, raise up a generation that knows about this death but chooses to enter in anyway.

I’ve taken a miniature sermon and placed it over a hip hop beat with some basic keyboards in the background for a Corey Russell-esque type production.  I think you’ll like it.  The subject is “The Coming Prophetic Army,” and how I feel we stand in the area of readiness.  Enjoy.