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Unity Series — The Language of the Kingdom

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Unity Series — The Language of the Kingdom Intro As I continue reflecting on the unity of Father God’s kingdom, I find myself drawn deeper into how communication truly works there. Not through the limits of human language, but through the Living Word Himself — Yeshua. This post follows the powerful realization that He is the Word of God, and therefore the very source of all true communication. The Word Who Communicates In one of my last posts, I wrote about The Word of God — Yeshua . Not just the written word, not just the spoken word, but the Living Word . The One through whom the Father communicates Himself. If Yeshua is the Word, and the Word is communication, then communication in Father God’s kingdom is not a system of grammar or vocabulary. It is a Person . Communication in the kingdom flows through Him, not around Him. It is shared life, shared heart, shared spirit, and shared presence. The Word is not a language; the Word is a Person. The Limits of Hu...

The Gospel Message of Christ Jesus

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In this Unity Series reflection, we look at the beauty of a simple faith—one that listens for the voice of God without the noise of human hierarchy. The Quakers, in their quiet devotion and courage, offer a picture of what it means to walk in direct communion with Christ. What is a Quaker? What Do Quakers Believe? I’ve watched these videos many times. Whenever I think about Quakers and their beliefs, I can’t help but feel that they reflect something very close to the true church of Christ. Their lives are simple and beautiful, yet they are not afraid to stand against injustice—something deeply needed in America today. In many historical accounts I’ve read, there is almost always a Quaker quietly standing in the background, playing a significant role in moments of truth, justice, and compassion. The gospel message of Yeshua—Jesus the Christ, the Messiah—is simple, yet profound. Jesus, the Son of the Living God, came to take away the sins of the wor...