Category Katherine Kenebrew

Mother’s Day message with Mother’s in the body

by admin Jenny Luckinbill, Katherine Kenebrew

2019 May 12th Streaming

 

Each of the past years we have had a message from some the mothers in the fellowship. And, this year is no different.  I’ve asked several of our mothers to share with us on motherhood and Sonship.  Are they reconcilable? Is union, oneness and identity complete and fulfilled in both?  And, they will follow our Father’s leading to share and revealed to each. For the last 8-10 years Katherine has closed her prayers with “Father I thank you as your Son in Christ”.  Many who heard these words were somewhat confused or taken back by the words “your Son”.  After all she is a female. Right? Why in the world would she use the words “your Son”?  Simple.  She had learned something about her new identity spiritually that many women and far too many men still don’t know!  That her new identity in Christ has made her a new creation spiritually which is not female by spiritual birth.  So, she can say with all confidence “as your Son”, how? By birth in Christ! The source of her Sonship!  This beloved is the process of Sonship at work!  Let’s let them talk about it….

The Power of the Past: Why letting go is not so simple

by admin David Kenebrew, Katherine Kenebrew

2018 June 10th Streaming

The message this week is on the “power of the past” and “letting go”.  In our intro verses Paul says tells us that he was forgetting those things which were behind and press toward the mark of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.  Paul said “this one thing I do…forgetting and reaching.”  Can this be a union statement?  And, will oneness and identity come next?   What is the his foundation of for this statement?  Let’s see what the Spirit is saying!

Several years ago Katherine and I were to a Christlife Fellowship, Weekend in the Word in Pine Cove, Texas.  It was Katherine’s first ever Pine Cove and my first in almost 20 years.  It was a joy to see some of the brothers and sister I hadn’t seen and fellowship with in a very long time.  It was during this meeting I heard something that touched me deep within  my Spirit. Our dear brother warren Litzman was teaching and he said these words “over this past year I’ve talked to and counseled with a lot of Christians.” He went on to say “there’s one thing I’ve come to see that has become obvious to me, is their biggest problem is that they can’t let go of their past”.  WOW, that was great!  Brother Litzman explained it was their hurts, and pains and things that went on in the past which kept them in bondage to the situations and circumstances they were facing. I can’t tell you what he was saying meant to him but I know what the Spirit was saying to me.  You see, we had been teaching on identity in our fellowship for several months. And, this was an excellent confirming word.  The words “they can’t let go of their past” was a deep rich statement.   This is the source to the power of the past. Let’s talk about it…..

Like Peter: We step off the boat and sink: Why?

by admin David Kenebrew, Katherine Kenebrew

2018 June 3rd Streaming

Our message this week is on why Peter and most of us start out walking by faith and then begin to sink? Is this phenomenon due to the lack of identity? Maybe the power of the C&S Gang (you know the circumstances and situations crowd)? How about the power of desensitization to the person of Christ? Well, what about, FOMO? I would suggest that a vast majority of the people you know or even yourself make decisions daily that are motivated by FOMO. Which could mean before to long we cry “Lord, save me”. All of these venues could or can be the source by which we begin our walking by faith (at least what we call waking by faith) and start to sink with every step we take. Is this important? Yes. Why? Because first of all, far too many of us don’t really know or understand what it really means to walk by faith. And, secondly, our ignorance of the first provides the spirit of fear the power to distract us from the power and strength of true faith. There are a few passages I enjoy fun with and this is one of them! Let’s talk about stepping out of the boat…..

Desensitization, A new look on Mother’s Day with Katherine, Sylvia, Jenny, and Kurtis

by admin Jenny Luckinbill, Katherine Kenebrew, Kurtis Luckinbill, Sylvia Neargarder

2017 May 14th Streaming

Our heavenly Father created women to be mothers.  It’s a labor of love, and probably the most joyous and rewarding part of our earthly life. Those of us who know Christ as our only life, long to share Him with our children, knowing the strength of being a Son will give them all they need in this world and the world to come.  While that is a great desire, we have come to see our children run off in their fleshly pulls only to make similar mistakes we did.  You would think, surely being a Son birthed by God would have kept them making these decisions, would you not?  Shouldn’t Christ as our only life have an effect on our children’s decisions?  As a mother or father, don’t we have a responsibility to guide, lead and protect our children from potential poor decisions? Are we really responsible before the Father for their decisions?

Mother’s Day is a great time to review our true impact and responsibility for our children’s decision to walk in the spirit or walk in the flesh. Do they even know there is a difference?
Let’s talk about it.

The Resurrection of the Saints-Old & New Part-3 with David & Katherine Kenebrew

by admin David Kenebrew, Katherine Kenebrew

2017 Apr 30th Streaming

This week in Sunday Fellowship we will conclude our discussion about the resurrection of the saints. We covered the Old Testament view of the resurrection. As we discussed last fellowship The Sadducees didn’t believe in the resurrection because they didn’t see anything specific in the Torah to support the belief in resurrection. The Pharisees believed in resurrection because they saw five passages in the Torah which they believed supported this idea. We reviewed how those Jews who believed in the resurrection saw it as nationalistic rather than individualistic. And this resurrection of the dead would occur in the messianic age of the Olam Ha-Ba, the last days! How is this resurrection different from the new creation believer? (the name new creation should be self explanatory). There still seems to be quite a bit of confusion surrounding this topic because far too many co-mingle Israel and the Body of Christ, the Church. I am not surprised that our theology concerning this subject and almost all of our doctrine in the Church is derived from the Old Testament and God dealing with His people Israel. Sadly, far too many in the body of Christ are desensitized to the person of Christ. So, we steal! Many do it ignorantly, While others do it knowingly. Whether ignorantly or knowingly, it belongs to another people. These words are specific and directed not to everyone who come to read and learn them. This would also encompass our understanding of the resurrection of the dead! Let’s talk about it!

The Resurrection of the Saints-Old & New Part-2 with David & Katherine Kenebrew

by admin David Kenebrew, Katherine Kenebrew

2017 Apr 23rd Streaming

This week in Sunday Fellowship we will continue to talk about the resurrection of the saints. We covered the Old Testament view of the resurrection. As we discussed last fellowship The Sadducees didn’t believe in the resurrection because they didn’t see anything specific in the Torah to support the belief in resurrection.  The Pharisees believed in resurrection because they saw five passages in the Torah which they believed supported this idea.  How is it different from the new creation believer? (the name new creation should be self explanatory).  There still seems to be quite a bit of confusion surrounding this topic because far too many co-mingle Israel and the Body of Christ, the Church.

The vast majority of our confusion and ignorance comes from the desensitization to the person of Christ which would include:
denying or excluding the mystery which is in Christ,
denying or excluding the need for revelation by the Holy Spirit,
the illusion our ability to read means we can “understand” the information being read,
the need to tie the whole Bible together so that it makes sense to the carnal mind or the mind of the flesh,
not acknowledging or understanding the tripartite man,
the meaning of Spiritual birth or regeneration and it’s effect on the tripartite man,
the work of the Holy Spirit in salvation
the renewing of the mind.

Once again review just how many of those things listed above are critical for us to live Christ as our only life? Only one resurrection can create a new creation and another person spiritually.  All other resurrections cannot make anyone “New” or “Spiritually one” with God.  Yet they are important to God and His plan. But He has declared by the cross that the resurrection of Jesus Christ has the power to do something that no other resurrection can!   Let’s talk about Resurrection!

 

The Resurrection of the Saints-Old & New with David & Katherine Kenebrew

by admin David Kenebrew, Katherine Kenebrew

2017 Apr 16th Streaming

Happy Easter!  Or Happy Resurrection Sunday!  This has been a very busy week for us. But it seems that way for many of us these days. Don’t you think so?  This week in Sunday Fellowship we will talk about the resurrection of the saints. I know it’s Easter but for the past few months or weeks I’ve been in discussions concerning the Old Testament saints and their salvation and resurrection.  How is it different from the new creation believer? (the name new creation should be self explanatory).  There still seems to be quite a bit of confusion surrounding this topic because far too many co-mingle Israel and the Body of Christ, the Church.

The vast majority of our confusion and ignorance comes from the desensitization to the person of Christ which would include:
denying or excluding the mystery which is in Christ,
denying or excluding the need for revelation by the Holy Spirit,
the illusion our ability to read means we can “understand” the information being read,
the need to tie the whole Bible together so that it makes sense to the carnal mind or the mind of the flesh,
not acknowledging or understanding the tripartite man,
the meaning of Spiritual birth or regeneration and it’s effect on the tripartite man,
the work of the Holy Spirit in salvation
the renewing of the mind.

Think about these things for just a few minutes. Review just how many of those things listed above are critical for us to live Christ as our only life? Only one resurrection can create a new creation and another person spiritually.  All other resurrections cannot make anyone “New” or “Spiritually one” with God.  Yet they are important to God and His plan. But He has declared by the cross that the resurrection of Jesus Christ has the power to do something that no other resurrection can!   Let’s talk about Resurrection!

Where is the Victory: Overcoming or Deliverance? with David & Katherine Kenebrew and Kurtis Luckinbill

by admin David Kenebrew, Katherine Kenebrew

2017 Apr 2nd Streaming

We are seeing a large number of believers and non-believers seeking and struggling to have victory in their lives! I’m somewhat amazed at what these people do to achieve what they perceive as victory. Let me name a few: speaking or making positive confessions; surrounding yourself with “positive people” (those who tell you what you want to hear) because anyone else brings negative vibes and hinder your victory; the power of positive thinking; positive things come from God and negative things come from the devil; and lastly our victory comes from standing on the promises of God. Again, these are only a few of the things many think feel and believe which are key factors in the pursue in their idea of victory. Let me say this as for move further into what the Spirit is saying on this subject. Almost all our thoughts and ideas of achieving victory is fear based and subjective. The victorious life so many seek to live is a fear based illusion and only leads to deception, captivity and delusional thinking! It’s outer and ultimately unfulfilling, unsatisfying and incomplete. So, what is victory? Where do we start? And by what mean do we take hold of it? Let’s talk about it…

“Nevertheless; I live” Then and Now with David & Katherine Kenebrew

by admin David Kenebrew, Katherine Kenebrew

2016 Dec 11th Streaming

https://youtu.be/-cqGCs4GR1o

Greetings Beloved!
Well it is cold here in the Dallas area!  Another week has passed, and we are one week closer to Christmas. Time is moving on and we are moving right along with it.  The traffic here today was more congested  than usual. Shopping, shopping and more shopping seems to be the thing on everyone’s minds. I sense it’s only going to get worse (traffic that is).  We trust you enjoyed the massage last Sunday from our dear brother, Kurtis.  It is truly a message for those who are learning, or want to learn to be a new creation see-thru-er!   As Sons of God, our heavenly Father, there is only one life we are birthed to live:  the life of the Son! The Christ life is our only life!  This life-His life is life.  The Spirit of life in Christ Jesus has made us free…The life which God provides for humankind comes from death!  This is why Gal 2:20 is such an incredibly powerful verse.  It reveals the strongest principle or attribute in God-life for us comes out of death!  This beloved is a God idea!  It has to be because it was established before creation. Before the foundation of the world-before the world began!  Life for all of humankind whether biological or Spiritual always comes out of death!  We will continue looking at Gal 2:20.  In our last time together we looked at Paul’s revelation of “I am crucified with Christ.”  His words were unheard of in his day.  No one saw themselves crucified on the cross with Christ.  They all saw Christ’s death as a sacrifice for sins, an atonement, and forgiveness.  They all saw and thought that Christ died for them and they had no “skin in the game.”  But glory to God and His revelation of the cross of Christ to the apostle Paul- “I am crucified with Christ.”  But Paul’s next three words “Nevertheless I live” are just as powerful as his first five.  Kurtis mentioned in last week’s fellowship “every time the word death is used, it is followed by the words, life or love.”  So, let’s talk about it!

 

Love in Christ,

David & Katherine