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Jan teaches about the restoration of David's shelter, emphasizing God's strategy and the centrality of Jesus as the foundation and fullness of God. Surrender to God's will, clarity, and worship beyond sentimentality are key themes. The preaching highlights a wholehearted "Yes, Lord" for Jesus as Lord, addresses the spiritual battle, and emphasizes Christ within as the hope of glory.



The process of the Spirit is detailed, focusing on steps such as being born of the Spirit and anointed by the Holy Spirit. The preaching concludes by urging listeners to follow Jesus's steps to overcome temptations and move beyond personal limitations, expressing a desire to know Jesus and share in His sufferings (Philippians 3:10).

God is actively seeking individuals to fulfill their divine calling and play a crucial role in His global plan. This involves radical obedience, forgetting the past, and pressing forward. Obedience is linked to freedom, with a focus on being willing to obey. The consequences of almost obedience and total disobedience were illustrated through the story of Saul. Training in faith and doctrine is crucial, and Christians are encouraged to set goals with an eternal perspective. Knut also highlighted the importance of a new identity, receiving a new name, and acting in obedience before feelings align for breaking emotional prisons. We are urged to embrace their identity, pursue obedience, set goals, and live with eternity in mind.

God is actively seeking individuals to fulfill their divine calling and play a crucial role in His global plan. This involves radical obedience, forgetting the past, and pressing forward. Obedience is linked to freedom, with a focus on being willing to obey. The consequences of almost obedience and total disobedience were illustrated through the story of Saul. Training in faith and doctrine is crucial, and Christians are encouraged to set goals with an eternal perspective. Knut also highlighted the importance of a new identity, receiving a new name, and acting in obedience before feelings align for breaking emotional prisons. We are urged to embrace their identity, pursue obedience, set goals, and live with eternity in mind.

OIKOS: family, relatives, neighbors and colleagues. We have the responsibility to claim them for Jesus. This message highlighted the openness of people to receive the Gospel, citing examples like Cornelius and the importance of praying for and reaching to neighbors. We as Jesus' disciples are encouraged to expect the salvation of entire families when one person gets saved. Examples from Noah's ark and Paul's claim of all aboard the ship were mentioned. The importance of actively prioritizing, loving family members, and forgiveness sought for past passivity. There are positive and negative examples from the Bible. We're urged to do unconventional things like Zacchaeus to reach others. The message emphasized paying attention to those around, even seemingly hard cases, and trusting in the healing power of the Word of God. Overall, the focus was on claiming one's "Oikos" for the Gospel and prioritizing family and relationships.

The Kingdom of God is found in the individual born-again disciple of Christ and is the heavenly "culture" that God wants us to learn in our daily walk. Jesus is among his congregation as much in the small 2-3 pcs (Mat 18:20) as in the largest and eternal universal congregation (Heb 12:22).