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Please pray for my son in law, Job. 🙏 His last 2 rounds of chemo were cancelled because of how hard all of this has been on him. He's very tall, and is down to 143 lbs. His last radiation treatment was yesterday. So, my daughter was told to watch for signs of shock. Please keep them both lifted in prayer before The Father. Thank you ❤
🙏 Thank-You Pastor Meador, associate Pastors, Elders, the congregation, and the entire staff at Athey Creek Church ! - See ? I remembered your new name !
I always loved the parallels I noticed between the tribes of Israel and the apostles, at least in respect to one of the original 12 falling away. I guess I see the church as a replacement tribe of Benjamin, and I find it fitting that we can largely say we come thanks to Paul who was the replacement of Judas chosen by Jesus. (I know Judas was replaced by the apostles casting lots, but considering Paul had a direct encounter with Jesus and was directly sent to the gentiles, I tend to think of him as the proper replacement.
One question: if we interpret the kingdom not being of this world to mean not literal but spiritual, so that it is not over the nations, then why during the millennial reign does Jesus rule over the nations and over Jerusalem literally? if this is not his kingdom, how can he take up the rule over it even for 1000 years? predating the new heavens and new earth? would that not.make him a usurper over another's kingdom?
Great question! When Jesus says, "My kingdom is not of this world" (John 18:36), He's referring to His current spiritual reign, not a political one. But during the millennial reign (Revelation 20:4-6), He will rule over the nations from literal Jerusalem, fulfilling God's promises to Israel. This isn’t Him taking over another's kingdom, but it's Jesus reclaiming rightful authority in the world that is currently under Satan’s influence (John 12:31). Interestingly, Pastor Brett is teaching more on this very topic in this weekend’s teaching! You can catch it live at the following times (PDT): Saturday 4pm, 6pm & Sunday 6am, 8am, 10am, 12pm.
Being on the East Coast, I look forward to these every Thursday morning. Thanks Athey, Pastor Brett!
Thanks for tuning in with us! Did you know that we have Watch Parties all over the world? Check out our website to see if one is near you!
atheycreek.com/connect/watch-parties
Me too! I watch from the East Coast on Thursdays mornings
Same here from AZ!
Maranatha, Greetings from Tampa Florida 😎
Thank you pastor brett.
Please pray for my son in law, Job. 🙏
His last 2 rounds of chemo were cancelled because of how hard all of this has been on him. He's very tall, and is down to 143 lbs.
His last radiation treatment was yesterday. So, my daughter was told to watch for signs of shock.
Please keep them both lifted in prayer before The Father. Thank you ❤
We are so sorry to hear this! If you’d like, one of our pastors would love to pray with you. Feel free to call the Pastoral Care line at 971.250.1113.
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🙏 Thank-You Pastor Meador, associate Pastors, Elders, the congregation, and the entire staff at Athey Creek Church !
- See ? I remembered your new name !
What a blessing Athey Creek has been on my family and I! Can’t wait to get into the teaching.
We're so glad you are tuning in with us!
I always loved the parallels I noticed between the tribes of Israel and the apostles, at least in respect to one of the original 12 falling away. I guess I see the church as a replacement tribe of Benjamin, and I find it fitting that we can largely say we come thanks to Paul who was the replacement of Judas chosen by Jesus. (I know Judas was replaced by the apostles casting lots, but considering Paul had a direct encounter with Jesus and was directly sent to the gentiles, I tend to think of him as the proper replacement.
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One question: if we interpret the kingdom not being of this world to mean not literal but spiritual, so that it is not over the nations, then why during the millennial reign does Jesus rule over the nations and over Jerusalem literally? if this is not his kingdom, how can he take up the rule over it even for 1000 years? predating the new heavens and new earth? would that not.make him a usurper over another's kingdom?
Great question! When Jesus says, "My kingdom is not of this world" (John 18:36), He's referring to His current spiritual reign, not a political one. But during the millennial reign (Revelation 20:4-6), He will rule over the nations from literal Jerusalem, fulfilling God's promises to Israel. This isn’t Him taking over another's kingdom, but it's Jesus reclaiming rightful authority in the world that is currently under Satan’s influence (John 12:31). Interestingly, Pastor Brett is teaching more on this very topic in this weekend’s teaching! You can catch it live at the following times (PDT): Saturday 4pm, 6pm & Sunday 6am, 8am, 10am, 12pm.
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Jesus conquered sin at the cross not at the garden
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Did God lose the only two people on earth lol