Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Church, it it time for you to arise and shine because our King awaits our petition!
Many theologians and Bible experts have taught throughout the history that Esther was a type of Christ. However, I respectfully disagree with their conclusions and believe Esther to be the representation of the new covenant church, the bride, and her works and ministry to represent our role and duty as the bride in these end times. The church is literally created for such a time as this.
We, the church, must follow Esther’s leader by first preparing ourselves for the return of our King. While also being willing to boldly and confidently approach the throne of our King, petitioning Him as a type of intercession on behalf of the chosen generation; loving, as Esther so powerfully demonstrated, not our lives unto death (Revelation 12:11).
Tune into this insightful teaching on The Book of Esther and discover our prophetic identity as the bride, the queen, as the Lord eloquently unveils her in the beautiful story of Esther and her wonderful counselor and adopted father, Mordecai.
Church, it it time for you to arise and shine because our King awaits our petition!
Many theologians and Bible experts have taught throughout the history that Esther was a type of Christ. However, I respectfully disagree with their conclusions and believe Esther to be the representation of the new covenant church, the bride, and her works and ministry to represent our role and duty as the bride in these end times. The church is literally created for such a time as this.
We, the church, must follow Esther’s leader by first preparing ourselves for the return of our King. While also being willing to boldly and confidently approach the throne of our King, petitioning Him as a type of intercession on behalf of the chosen generation; loving, as Esther so powerfully demonstrated, not our lives unto death (Revelation 12:11).
Tune into this insightful teaching on The Book of Esther and discover our prophetic identity as the bride, the queen, as the Lord eloquently unveils her in the beautiful story of Esther and her wonderful counselor and adopted father, Mordecai.
