Toronto Christian Worship Center

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With what we have seen and learned, God now wants to move us forward. Isaiah 43:19 says, I will do a NEW THING! The fear factor prevents us from taking the steps; however, 1 John 4:7-19 let's us know that knowing God's perfect love will remove the fear, bringing the confidence we need to step out. Know that in moving forward there are miracles in the making.

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This is not the power of positive thinking, mind over matter or will-power. This is God working in and through you according to your faith (trust) in Him. Faith is a total reliance on God; but, if you let something in your heart, that will change! It is not about the size of your faith; it is about whether or not it is ACTIVE! It's about whether we walk in faith or we walk in fear and unbelief. Do you believe God only if you see it first or do you believe God because He said it? In order to move forward, we will have to trust God for more and allow Him to help us with our unbelief! With God, all things are possible (Mark 10:23-27).

Holding on to the little I have, but afraid to trust for more. We need - like Mary, Abraham, David, and others - to trust for the impossible. I do not need to have a lot of faith, but what I have I will not let it be taken from me. Disappointments can rob us of our hope and Romans 5:5 says, "Hope does not disappoint". Paul said, in philippians 4;10-13, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me".

Jude 3 said that we should "earnestly contend for the faith". We need to take ownership of what God says - and anything outside of this, we need to discard. We must see we have an enemy who vehemently wants to keep us from our faith, because in doing this He is able to keep God's plans from coming forth in our life. It is important to apply pressure every day on the kingdom of darkness.

In Galatians 5:7 Paul says, "You ran well. Who hindered you...........?" They had lost faith in the message that salvation was by grace and not by works. When you lose something, there is a place where it has been misplaced. This message is to help us - with the aid of the Holy Spirit - find out: 'What was it, where was it, and when was it?', that we gave up our right of believing.

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Psalm 45:1, "My heart is overflowing with a good theme. I recite my composition concerning the King. My tongue is the pen of a ready writer." We were all created with God-potential but deliberate choices only will bring this potential forth. Daily distractions, if not properly handled, will take us away from worshipping the King. I must ask myself the questions: "What is my heart overflowing with?", " What composition am I reciting?", "What is my tongue writing?"

Jesus is our King who rules and reigns over all things. This message is a paralled between earthy kings and how people would come before them, and how we should come before Jesus. It is important for us to enter into the Holy of Holies, and get a revelation of His heart that our hearts would be changed, so we could rule and reign not only with Him but like Him.

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Who is he and what should we know about him? Listen in and find out.

Waiting and walking. Psalm 91 says that if we dwell in the secret place there are many advantanges, one being "His truth shall be our shield and our buckler." Walking in His truth is of the outmost importance, and every day we have the choice of living in the life of His word or the death of our thoughts and habits. Everyday we must make it a point to press into life not death, and some might need to press a little harder because they have lived in death for so long. Integrity with God will cost everything but it will bring the ultimate in life. Getting into the "Secret place" and living our life from this vantage point is necessary for the abundance promised us.

Moving forward to see the King through Communion and Covenant. Matthew 26:26-28: Jesus said when He broke the bread, "Take eat this is my body. When He took the cup He said, this is my blood. Then He said, "I will not drink of this fruit of the vine from now on until that day when I drink it new with you in My Father's kingdom." The question is, "Do we see Him today as The King? (Isaiah 9:6-7) and do we see ourselves as citizens of the commonwealth of God? (Ephesians 2:11-13).

Praying that the Lord would open the eyes of our heart to see Him, like He did the woman at the well. There is a progression in seeing and Jesus took the woman at the well in John 4:7-42 on a journey to see. He knows all about us and takes into consideration where we are coming from to open our eyes. It was only after King Uziah died that Isaiah the prophet had a revelation of Him in His glory Isaiah 6:1-5. What is and will be our journey to see?