Category David Kenebrew

This week in fellowship we’re going to at Ephesians Chapter 2. The book of Ephesians is one of the Apostle Paul’s five prison epistles. It is known in many circles as the “Grand Canyon” of the New Testament. So, each chapter and verse in this book is loaded with the revelation of the mystery that is in Christ! We can go to almost any chapter and verse and have the “eyes of your understanding be enlightened” in the book of Ephesians. In Ephesians chapter 2 there are several important topics Paul covers which is sometimes over looked. What are some of these topics? Identity, time, grace and the exchange. There are several more but this is a start. So, let’s talk about it…

I must confess that love may be the most difficult topic that I have ever taught. In fact, I have never taught on love because I have never truly realized it. I could define it and tell you that God loves us beyond our understanding, but love is a decision of identity and not one that I have always made. More often than not I chose my insecurities and fears over love, and my self-sufficiency and stubbornness have made it equally hard to receive. For you cannot give that which you have not received.
I am going to teach on love from an understanding that you have probably never heard. An understanding that comes from the realization of spiritual sonship – from the reality of being spiritually birthed as the spiritual son of God with His identity and essence. So, let’s talk about it…

We will conclude with the the third of the three voices on personal identity, Sonship. Spiritual Sonship! This is the only voice which speaks from a completed human being. Someone with their deepest need met and realized! The other two voices of psychology and religion fails to speak truth to identity. Because they are not completed by the truth and power of spiritual birth and identity. Our spiritual identity of Sonship is still a mystery found in the Father Himself! This mystery must be revealed by Him and Him alone! So, let’s talk about it…

This week in fellowship what psychology, religion and Sonship say about our personal identity. They say something different concerning who we to them and each other. So, let’s talk about it…

I have spent some time with the Father and it appears that He has corrected me a little more clearly on some of things that all of us have been discussing. I wanted to share these with us all just as He gave it to me.

Do we really grasp the depth of the new creation life and the Father’s purpose that now resides in us since the Spiritual new birth? What is “ever resurrecting eternal life” and how does it function in us as a new Spiritual birthed son of God? Let us also talk about how we relate to the trinity that now lives in us, and how the Eternal Word of God helps us transform and renew our minds.

Let us also talk about the depth of what is actually contained in the Spiritual New Creation life transaction that takes place in us. Let us also talk and discuss the attitudes and decisions that we can make with various choices and sufferings, that we face in our new Identity. These things will make a revolutionary change in our understanding and the outcome produced for the Father’s purpose, intent, and plan in us as His son.

This week in fellowship we’ll look at Moses and the process of Sonship. When most talk about Moses they talk about the Law. After all, God did give him the whole law on Mt Sinai. But the story of Moses didn’t begin and end with the information on the tablets of stone. But the most important and powerful thing God did with this man Moses, was not in tablets of stones. Before we go too far into today’s message, let’s take a look at a few facts on Moses God’s man who usher in the dispensation of the Law! This will not be a comprehensive deep dive into the life of Moses. But a little different look at this man. So, let’s talk about it…

Driving from Dallas to Victorville California for the first Sonship and Identity Conference, will take you through the Great Plains of West Texas and eastern New Mexico, across the great divide of the New Mexico southern Rocky Mountains, into the Painted Desert and Badlands of Arizona, through the arid vastness of the Mojave Desert and Death Valley and finally stopping in the jagged ruggedness of the California San Gabriel Mountains.

You ask me what that wondrous geography looks like. It looks like fifty shades of brown. To the eye, it looks like God said “Let’s just color it brown”. By the time I got to Victorville, CA, I was asking God – “did you just run out of time or did you have a lot of brown left over?” That question to the Father would reveal untold revelation about the Father’s seed, His purpose, intent and plan. I want to take you to the canyon edge of God’s Mystery Sunday. Let’s look at the ingenious simplicity of the wisdom of God together. Until then, live as the spiritual Son of God – because you are.