080808 On,Now,To the Third Level: Who U Think U ARE, an animation based on Jackie Ginn's tract.

Saturday, 20 April 2013

Who U Think U ARE, an animation based on Jackie Ginn's tract.

This is the first public outing of my song Christ As me 1990.
And what better twinning than with Jackie's simple but powerful
Bible tract material.

1 comment:

David Wenger said...: Love it ,this is what I need for C.R.A.V.E Crusade.

David; 16 July 2015 at 19:19

Welcome to this Project!

This blog was conceived on the 8th August 2008,hence its title. 8 is the number of new beginnings, which was also the prophetic declaration over the Church through various prophets in 2008.
On,Now,To the Third Level is not some elite form of Christianity. It is God's Norm. Watchman Nee would have called it the Normal Christian Life. Others in time past called it brokenness. We call it life. Rob Rufus explains in "Taking Away The Veil" that Christ has opened the way through to God for us. We can live there.
Why bother using the phrase "Third Level"? Because there are 3 places in God's Tabernacle. And there are 3 stages of growth in 1 John 2. More than this, historically and corporately we have known forgiveness by grace. Then from 1906 onward the Church has known a charismatic empowering by grace. The Baptism of the Holy Spirit and supernatural manifestations.
But what we are now saying is we can live full-time to God's glory and in God's glory. There are keys of faith to each stage and in these last days God has been revealing the grace keys to this final level....a level that has had the Veil Taken Away.
It is the level that is the full realisation of the New Covenant in Christ's Blood, but also the life that God promised when He said "The Knowledge of the Glory of God shall cover the Earth as the Waters Cover the Sea".
A FULL LIST OF SUBJECT LABELS CAN BE FOUND LISTED ALPHABETICALLY AT THE BASE OF THIS PAGE.

Chris Welch uses Designer Pro 365 to illustrate all 3rd level concepts

Saturday, 20 April 2013

Who U Think U ARE, an animation based on Jackie Ginn's tract.

1 comment: