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“Our God is a consuming fire,” Hebrews 12:29
I heard the Lord say, inviting us, “Come in, My fire is good.”
God is inviting us into His presence, His fire.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good,” declares the Lord. “My flames will purify and cleanse all who embrace its warmth and comfort.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. My all consuming flames will consume all that's in you that hasn't originated from My throne.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. Let My flames guide you from your season of desperation into your time of illumination.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. My flames will not burn or harm you. They will engulf you in My presence and comfort you in your time of need.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. If you allow My flames to consume you, you will arise, fireproof, proven by My flames.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. Your time to shine is now. Nothing can dim the flames I am releasing upon you.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. You are no longer a flicker gasping for air, but an all consuming fire, My flaming ambassador.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. Behold, a new dawn has come, and a new season is upon you.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. Arise. Shine. For I am with you. And, I am for you.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. My flames go before you, are upon you, and they will not be quenched.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. The flames upon My altar, burn hotter than the flames of hell.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. Come burn with Me and let My flames light your path into My plans for us.”
“Our God is a consuming fire,” Hebrews 12:29
I heard the Lord say, inviting us, “Come in, My fire is good.”
God is inviting us into His presence, His fire.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good,” declares the Lord. “My flames will purify and cleanse all who embrace its warmth and comfort.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. My all consuming flames will consume all that's in you that hasn't originated from My throne.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. Let My flames guide you from your season of desperation into your time of illumination.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. My flames will not burn or harm you. They will engulf you in My presence and comfort you in your time of need.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. If you allow My flames to consume you, you will arise, fireproof, proven by My flames.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. Your time to shine is now. Nothing can dim the flames I am releasing upon you.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. You are no longer a flicker gasping for air, but an all consuming fire, My flaming ambassador.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. Behold, a new dawn has come, and a new season is upon you.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. Arise. Shine. For I am with you. And, I am for you.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. My flames go before you, are upon you, and they will not be quenched.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. The flames upon My altar, burn hotter than the flames of hell.
“Come in, My beloved, My fire is good. Come burn with Me and let My flames light your path into My plans for us.”






![Raising Kings and Shepherding Lions | PART 3: Becoming Disciples
Raising Kings and Shepherding Lions | PART 3: Becoming Disciples
Watch Part 1: https://youtu.be/-OCWgBYU69w
Watch Part 2: https://youtu.be/WgfVghee674
Watch Part 3:
https://youtu.be/jNgtpaPnzcE
CHAPTERS:
[00:00] Introduction: A Full House and Ministry Growth
[00:56] Tithes, Offerings, and the Work of Ministry
[01:33] Series Recap: Part 1 & 2 Review
[04:04] The Role of the Body in Maturing Faith (Ephesians 4:11-17)
[08:27] Renewing the Mind: Moving Away from Childish Things
[09:31] Discerning and Appointing Leaders Based on Character
[13:07] The Importance of Character Over Gifting
[16:27] Faithful in the Small Things (Luke 16:10)
[20:06] Accountability for Speech, Thoughts, and Reasoning
[23:00] Living Uncompromised and Disciplined
[25:12] Being Courteous: Representing Christ in Daily Life
[27:34] The Weight of Our Words (Matthew 12:36-37)
[31:18] Out of the Abundance of the Heart (Luke 6:45)
[34:33] Taking Every Thought Captive (2 Corinthians 10:5)
[36:54] Dwell on These Things (Philippians 4:8)
[39:48] True Biblical Discipleship vs. Online Gleaning
[45:12] The Goal of the Shepherd: Leading to Maturity
[51:53] Hearing the Shepherd’s Voice (John 10:27)
[55:11] Crucifying the Flesh: Fasting, Word, and Worship
[57:50] The Gift of Praying in Tongues
[01:00:06] Every Member’s Unique Function (Romans 12:3-8)
[01:03:17] Supporting Your Leaders and the Church
[01:12:20] Building an Army of Mature Lions
[01:14:50] Conclusion: Raising the Next Generation of World Shakers
In the powerful conclusion of the Raising Kings and Shepherding Lions series, Pastor Jonnathan from God Manifest dives deep into what it truly means to be a disciple of Jesus Christ. While Parts 1 and 2 focused on the call to make disciples and the nature of biblical leadership, Part 3 shifts the focus to the heart posture and responsibility of the believer.
True discipleship is more than just gathering information; it is about transformation, accountability, and active participation in the Body of Christ.
In this message, you will learn:
Introduction: [00:00]
The Role of the Mind: How a renewed mind and self-control in our speech, thoughts, and reasoning are the true measures of spiritual maturity [20:14].
Intimacy Over Information: Why watching a video online isn’t the same as being discipled, and why you need a leader positioned in your life to tend to your wounds and correct your mistakes [41:25].
Crucifying the Flesh: Practical ways to shift from being led by emotions to being led by the Spirit through fasting, worship, and intercession [56:25].
The Bell-Sheep Concept: Understanding how a mature sheep eventually becomes a guide for others, moving from a consumer to a contributor [01:12:45].
Supporting the Kingdom: The biblical mandate for the flock to care for their leaders so they remain free to focus on spiritual defense and provision [01:04:05].
Our goal as a church is not to gather a collection of helpless lambs, but to build an army of mature lions ready to shake the world for the Kingdom of God.
Scripture References:
Ephesians 4:11-17 (Equipping the saints)
1 Corinthians 13:11 (Putting away childish things)
Luke 16:10 (Faithful in the little)
Proverbs 23:7 (As a man thinks)
John 10:27 (My sheep hear my voice)
Galatians 5:24 (Crucifying the flesh)
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![The Undignified King
The Undignified King | Why Jesus Chose Sacrifice Over a Throne
What kind of king forfeits his kingdom for his subjects?
Throughout history, only two kings—David and Jesus—were known for being extravagantly undignified in their pursuit of God and their service to humanity.
In this powerful message, we explore the shocking, unorthodox, and deeply personal path Jesus took to save us—a path that redefined what it means to be a king and a leader. Discover the secret to true intimacy with Christ, found not in pride, but in humility.
We break down the foundational principles of the Beatitudes (Matthew 5:1-12), revealing how Jesus’s undignified life is the model for all His followers.
You Will Learn:
The Paradox of Leadership: Why Jesus, who commanded armies of angels, chose to be crushed by His enemies to save them [06:15].
The Kings DNA: Why the spiritual DNA of your leader is woven into the fabric of your identity, and who you choose to imitate matters [09:09].
The Secrets to True Intimacy: A deep dive into the Beatitudes, including the meaning of poor in spirit [13:56] and how meekness is actually power under control [16:16].
The Difference Between Peacekeeping and Peacemaking: How to actively reconcile conflict like Christ, the ultimate Peacemaker [21:30].
Persecution for Righteousness: Understanding why not all suffering is equal in Gods eyes and what truly makes you an heir to the kingdom [24:07].
Jesus is an undignified King calling His followers to live undignified for Him—serving as He serves, and suffering as He suffered.
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