SPECIAL THEMES

Honour is more than words that make you sound and look good. It’s not about you or a theological concept, it has to be HEARTfelt. Honour looks like something if it’s real.

Honour is more than words that make you sound and look good. It’s not about you or a theological concept but requires the ability to discern value. It has to be HEARTfelt. Honour looks like something if it’s real.

Honour is more than words that make you sound and look good. It’s not about you or a theological concept but requires the ability to discern value. It has to be HEARTfelt. Honour looks like something if it’s real.

Honour is more than words that make you sound and look good. It’s not about you or a theological concept but requires the ability to discern value. It has to be HEARTfelt. Honour looks like something if it’s real.

Zeal: like the flaming sword of ZORO! It’s talked about rarely, it’s not understood, and it’s deadly when wielded in the hands of His servants. It’s a fire that cleanses, purges, and restores, as well as being the focused energy of God establishing His Kingdom upon and into the earths sphere.

Zeal: like the flaming sword of ZORO! It’s talked about rarely, it’s not understood, and it’s deadly when wielded in the hands of His servants. It’s a fire that cleanses, purges, and restores, as well as being the focused energy of God establishing His Kingdom upon and into the earths sphere.

As Jesus lived life for His Father here on the earth, He understood and realised that He would have to give up ‘all things worldly’ in order to fulfil the plan and purpose of God. His life would never conform to the spirit of this world,or it’s ways. He came to exemplify a different kingdom and to show us how to live in this world without ever denying the love of Father God. These two teachings show how Jesus gave up and ‘lost’ support from social, political, religious, military, and economic systems around Him as He walked with His Father.

As Jesus lived life for His Father here on the earth, He understood and realised that He would have to give up ‘all things worldly’ in order to fulfil the plan and purpose of God. His life would never conform to the spirit of this world,or it’s ways. He came to exemplify a different kingdom and to show us how to live in this world without ever denying the love of Father God. These two teachings show how Jesus gave up and ‘lost’ support from social, political, religious, military, and economic systems around Him as He walked with His Father.