W.D.Peter
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Apostolic Wisdom
Apostolic wisdom is essential for resolving conflict within the church. In Acts 15, a sharp dispute arose between Jewish and Gentile believers regarding circumcision. Some Jewish believers insisted that Gentiles must be circumcised and follow the Law of Moses to be saved. This tension was so severe that even church leaders like Peter, John, and…
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Apostolic Power
Shalom! Today, we’re diving deep into a subject that’s often discussed but not always fully understood—the baptism of fire. This powerful promise that Jesus made to His disciples is essential for anyone serious about their spiritual journey. The Divine Promise In Luke 24:49, Jesus instructs His disciples: “Behold, I send the promise of my Father…
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Twelve men were appointed and sent by Moses
Moses appointed a team of twelve men from each tribe for the mission to spy on the land that God promised to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. They were promised by God to possess this land “flowing with milk and honey”. Their apostolic mission lasted for forty days, and they returned with physical proof of a…
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Submission to God’s Appointed Authority
Throughout His life and ministry, Jesus Christ consistently submitted His will to the will of God and honored the authorities God placed in His life. At age twelve, after staying behind in Jerusalem to teach in the temple, Jesus told His parents, “I must be about my Father’s business.” Yet, the Bible notes that He…
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Apostolic Authority and Power
To paraphrase: the Apostle Paul prophetically typifies Elijah. Just as Elijah confronted the principalities and powers of false gods—specifically the 450 false prophets of Baal—Paul operated with a similar apostolic spiritual power in Ephesians. Elijah stood alone against King Ahab, false priests of Queen Jezebel, and an entire nation enslaved to evil spirits. God, having…
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The Power of the LORD of Host’s
The Power of the Lord of Hosts: Embracing Faith in Difficult Times In times of uncertainty and challenge, it is vital to remember the boundless power and might of our Lord of Hosts. “Nothing is too difficult for Him,” a phrase that resonates deeply within our hearts, serves as a reminder of His strength and…
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The Helmet of Salvation
Human in his sincerity realized the need for protecting the head. It is the most vulnerable part of the body. In ancient days, soldiers were wearing helmets made out of animal skin. Later on, the helmets were made of metal. Not only do soldiers at war wear helmets but also in sports activities like football…
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Apostolic and Prophetic Community of Believers
The Biblical pattern of the community being one body of Christ, one kingdom, family, and one household of God requires us to work and serve one another as members of one community. While we meet weekly in various communities, it’s clear that any ministry established by God cannot be considered a so-called ministry because it’s…