Prepare for Jesus Christ's Return!

Many Christians are praying for Jesus Christ to return quickly, but are they truly prepared for His coming ? While believers wait for Him, the Lord is also waiting for His people to be made ready. God’s way of preparation is through serving in the holy and royal priesthood , and one of the most crucial services is prayer at the golden incense altar . This prayer is not focused on earthly needs, bu...

What does it truly mean to walk by the Spirit? Is it simply doing more things for God, or is there something deeper? The priestly service in the Holy Place reveals a powerful picture. One of the key responsibilities was to remain in the light by continually supplying the golden lampstand with pure olive oil. In the same way today, believers must be diligent to be filled with the Holy Spirit, not j...

Consecration prepares you to serve within the Holy Place, and one of the first responsibilities of a priest is to partake of the showbread, the unleavened bread examined and accepted by God. This reveals a crucial truth: before you can do God’s will, you must first eat Christ as your spiritual nourishment. But when you come to the Word of God, what is your mindset? Do you read for knowledge alone,...

An essential yet often overlooked aspect of consecration is spiritual eating. In God’s design, He not only calls you to serve, He also supplies you with the food you need to grow and function in the holy and royal priesthood. Through the wave offerings and unleavened bread, God reveals that Christ Himself is our spiritual nourishment. His Word is not just for knowledge, it is for eating, experienc...

World events are rapidly unfolding, and many believers sense that biblical prophecies are moving toward the return of Jesus Christ. In Scripture, the pattern of consecration reveals how God prepares His people to serve Him and participate in His purpose. One powerful symbol in this process is the ram of consecration. To experience the reality of this consecration today is to experience Christ Hims...

Consecration is not merely a spiritual concept, it is a daily, practical experience. But what does God’s way of consecration look like in everyday life? True consecration happens only through Christ. It begins with being sanctified by the washing of the water in the Word, putting on Christ as your righteousness, and being instructed inwardly by the Holy Anointing. As you experience Christ as your...

What does consecration truly mean? Many believers associate consecration with doing more good works for God. But Leviticus 8 reveals a deeper reality, consecration is primarily about what God does in you, not what you do for Him. God’s way of consecration is a process of transformation. It involves the washing and cleansing of your heart, putting on Christ as your holy garment, and being led and t...

Consecration is not merely a personal spiritual experience, it is preparation for God’s eternal purpose. As His priests, we must be sanctified to participate in God’s work. But what is God’s work? From Genesis 1 to Revelation 20 , the Bible reveals a divine goal: that God would gain a people who become kings and priests, qualified to subdue and rule the earth under His authority. There is an ongoi...

When the Lord’s love touches your heart, it’s natural to respond, “Lord, I consecrate my life to You.” But what happens next? Many believers try to serve God with their own energy, zeal, and determination, only to find that the fire fades after a short time. In the original Hebrew, the word “consecration” means “to fill” or “to be filled.” God’s desire is not first for you to do many things for Hi...

Scripture makes it clear that anyone who desires to approach God must be holy. But what is the true expression of holiness? Holiness is not merely outward behavior, it is a life that walks by the Spirit. When you live by the Spirit, there is peace, and God’s victory is manifested as Satan is crushed under your feet. As we learn to live Christ, we are sanctified and made holy. This sanctification p...

Scripture declares, “ Those who are in the flesh cannot please God” (Romans 8:8). This raises a vital question for every believer: Do you live in the flesh, or do you live in Christ each day of your life? While our natural tendency is to live according to the flesh, God has given us His eternal life so that we may learn to walk by the Spirit and live Christ continually. The apostles consistently e...

Holiness is the essential qualification for believers who are called to be kings and priests in the coming Kingdom age. The apostle Peter exhorts us: “As He who called you is holy, you also be holy in all your conduct… ‘Be holy, for I am holy’” (1 Peter 1:15–16). But how can a believer truly live a holy life? The answer is simple yet profound, only by living Christ. The apostle Paul declared, “For...

Paul wrote: “For the love of Christ compels us, because we judge thus: that if One died for all, then all died; and He died for all, that those who live should live no longer for themselves, but for Him who died for them and rose again” ( 2 Corinthians 5:14–15 ). When believers appear before the judgment seat of Christ, they will be judged with His perfect righteousness. But even now, God’s discip...

Did you know that at Christ’s second coming, every believer will appear before the judgment seat of Christ? The apostle Paul wrote: “Therefore we make it our aim…to be well pleasing to Him. For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, that each one may receive the things done in the body, according to what he has done, whether good or bad. Knowing, therefore, the terror of the Lord…”...

Paul said, “for me to live is Christ,” (Phil. 1:21a). Our goal is to live Christ and mature early as firstfruits. Thus we become sons of God that are qualified to serve Him in the holy and royal priesthood and to reign with Him in the Millennial kingdom age. The training beings today with your marriage, family and work life. If you practice the holy priesthood in your daily living, then you will b...

In Revelation 21, the holy city, New Jerusalem, is completely clear and transparent. Scripture describes it as pure gold, like clear glass (v.18), shining with a light like a jasper stone, clear as crystal (v.11), and even its street is pure gold, like transparent glass (v.21). But what about your heart? Is your heart transparent before God, or is it opaque, darkened, and filled with hidden motive...

What do you do when God speaks to you? Many believers hear His voice, but few practice what He says. Without cooperating with the Lord in daily obedience, spiritual growth remains impossible. The New Testament priesthood requires a life of exercising our spirit, responding to God’s speaking, and learning to live Christ in every situation. In this episode, you will discover how the grace of God tra...

What is the real difference between knowing about God and knowing God ? Many believers assume that listening to sermons or learning biblical teachings automatically means they know Him. But Scripture reveals a deeper truth: knowledge about Christ is not the same as experiencing Christ . In fact, intellectual knowledge alone can create a false sense of security. To truly know God, you must encounte...

When Aaron’s sons, Nadab and Abihu , offered profane fire before the Lord in Leviticus 10, God judged them instantly. Their sudden death is a solemn reminder that we cannot serve God based on our own ideas, creativity, or preferences. God requires His priests to serve Him acceptably, with reverence and godly fear (Hebrews 12:28–29), because our God is a consuming fire. Today, many believers serve...

The defining characteristic of the New Jerusalem in Revelation 21 is that the city is holy . God Himself is holy, and His call in 1 Peter 1:16 still stands: “Be holy, for I am holy.” But how can believers practically be sanctified, purified, and transformed into God’s holiness? Holiness is not achieved through human effort, it is produced as you learn to live daily in the reality of the holy pries...

When you enter into the Holy of Holies, into the very presence of God, what does He desire to speak to you? In this sacred place, God reveals what is in His heart, His eternal plan for the building of the New Jerusalem, the holy city described in Revelation 21–22. God Himself is the Architect and Builder of His heavenly city, yet many believers today have their own ideas about how to build His chu...

Once you’ve entered the Holy of Holies, God desires not only to meet and speak with you, but for you to remain in His presence. The Christian life is not meant to be lived by human effort but by walking in the Spirit. To walk by the Spirit means to abide in Christ in every part of daily life, not only during prayer, worship, or church gatherings, but also in your home, your work, your relationship...

When you serve God, are you doing it with Him, or merely for Him? Jesus warned in Matthew 7:21–23 that not everyone who calls Him “Lord” will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only those who do the will of the Father. Many will point to their good works, preaching, miracles, acts of service but hear the sobering words, “I never knew you.” True service begins not with action, but with fellowship. Go...

In the Old Covenant, only the high priest could enter the Holy of Holies, and that was just once a year. But through Jesus Christ, our great High Priest, the veil has been torn, and access to God’s presence is now open to every believer. Today, in the New Covenant age, you can experience the reality of God’s presence daily, not just during worship or prayer, but in your spirit, moment by moment. G...

Revelation 21 shows God’s heavenly vision of His ultimate masterpiece - the holy city, New Jerusalem. How does it relate to you and how do you reach His goal? See how practicing the holy priesthood will transform you to reach God’s ultimate goal. Also, a brief update on how near the time is for Jesus Christ’s return! Verses: 2 Pet. 3:11-12; Rev. 21:11, 15; 1 Cor. 3:11-12; Matt. 6:33; Gen. 4:4; Rev...