Featured Teaching
LIVING IN BABYLON: THE WAY THROUGH
This Message begins the Living in Babylon Teaching Arc.
Judah was carried into Babylon—but the MOST HIGH did not tell HIS people simply to wait for escape.
HE told them to build.
To plant.
To multiply.
To pray.
To remain faithful while living inside an order they did not control.
Jeremiah's letter to the exiles reveals a difficult truth:
Sometimes the MOST HIGH does not immediately provide a way out.
HE teaches HIS people the Way Through.
This series follows that pattern from Abraham to Joseph, Moses, Daniel, Esther, the Maccabean crisis, Rome, and ultimately into Mystery Babylon.
The kingdoms change.
The pressures change.
Sometimes the system threatens you.
Sometimes it rewards you.
Sometimes it attempts to assimilate you.
Sometimes it asks you to bow.
But beneath every proving ground is the same question:
ARE YOU RESOLVED?
Can you build without belonging?
Can you prosper without assimilating?
Can you serve without worshipping?
Can you preserve what the FATHER entrusted to you?
Can you remain HIS while living inside a system that is not HIS?
Topics Covered
• Jeremiah's Letter to the Exiles
• The Way Through versus the false Way Out
• Building, planting and multiplying in exile
• Abraham and the first proving ground
• Resolve under pressure
• Authority without assimilation
• Serving without worshipping
• Preserving covenant identity across generations
• Babylon's changing methods of control
• Gold, Silver, Bronze and Iron kingdoms
• The household as a covenant outpost
• Living faithfully in Mystery Babylon
• The perfect Way Through under Rome
• The final question: Are You Resolved?
The covenant obligation remains constant.
The character of the kingdom does not.
The Ministry is the Walk.
Our FATHER blesses motion and obedience to HIS Word.
Get it in you.
Live it.
This Message begins the Living in Babylon Teaching Arc.
Judah was carried into Babylon—but the MOST HIGH did not tell HIS people simply to wait for escape.
HE told them to build.
To plant.
To multiply.
To pray.
To remain faithful while living inside an order they did not control.
Jeremiah's letter to the exiles reveals a difficult truth:
Sometimes the MOST HIGH does not immediately provide a way out.
HE teaches HIS people the Way Through.
This series follows that pattern from Abraham to Joseph, Moses, Daniel, Esther, the Maccabean crisis, Rome, and ultimately into Mystery Babylon.
The kingdoms change.
The pressures change.
Sometimes the system threatens you.
Sometimes it rewards you.
Sometimes it attempts to assimilate you.
Sometimes it asks you to bow.
But beneath every proving ground is the same question:
ARE YOU RESOLVED?
Can you build without belonging?
Can you prosper without assimilating?
Can you serve without worshipping?
Can you preserve what the FATHER entrusted to you?
Can you remain HIS while living inside a system that is not HIS?
Topics Covered
• Jeremiah's Letter to the Exiles
• The Way Through versus the false Way Out
• Building, planting and multiplying in exile
• Abraham and the first proving ground
• Resolve under pressure
• Authority without assimilation
• Serving without worshipping
• Preserving covenant identity across generations
• Babylon's changing methods of control
• Gold, Silver, Bronze and Iron kingdoms
• The household as a covenant outpost
• Living faithfully in Mystery Babylon
• The perfect Way Through under Rome
• The final question: Are You Resolved?
The covenant obligation remains constant.
The character of the kingdom does not.
The Ministry is the Walk.
Our FATHER blesses motion and obedience to HIS Word.
Get it in you.
Live it.
