Faith Journey

Dearly Beloved Brethen of the Age of the Reign of Life.

You know it's easy to hear so many revelations and get used to them and truly understand them as the spirit giveth understanding and feel good about hearing the truth and bask in the Euphoria of it. 

And then when you hear about milk of the word, you can easily feel like Oh... I must have passed this level! (I didn't say you haven't 🙃)
It seems mere... Basic... Ordinary 

But have you ever been in that position where something that was like a tall commandment for you which you're still trusting God to keep, and then you hear during a teaching and see proofs in Scripture where that particular thing was wrought in men by pure milk of the Word???
And you're like... Really???
God abeg 🤲😩
With all my revelation...

I stand to acknowledge the power and potency in the sincere milk of the Word!
In Matt. 5:18 Jesus affirms that no jot nor tittle of the Word of God would pass away before coming to fulfillment!

The Milk of the Word is a proceeding out of the mouth of the Lord which when it is sourced from everlasting light, is able to make much power available!!!
Pst Dimeji Elugbadebo made a striking statement during singles rendezvous and I quote: "Faith in milk is supposed to separate a man from confidence in the natural". You'd agree with me that it takes lot of power to do that. 
So until we begin to rightly discern the allocation of the milk we might not be able to access the power it is supposed to deliver to us. So while we would not tabernacle with the milk of the Word, we would also not overlook it! 
While we would pay attention to the path to Eternal life that God is revealing and hear all the tall revelations, we would also discern rightly and not despise what God has put in the Milk of the Word to do in us.
It is an important part of the gospel on which the whole building would rest. Our ability to journey well in meat and even strong meat is by how much  of milk of the Word we have used (not just the one we've heard).

I bless God for the restoration of the content of the pure milk of the word to the church again🙌. I'm still waiting and expectant for the Lord to once again open up the details of what the early church were taught as the apostles doctrine.

The Psalmist said in 
Psalms 19:13," Keep back thy servant also from presumptuous sins; let them not have dominion over me: then shall I be upright, and I shall be innocent from the great transgression."

I now see that it is being presumptuous and a great transgression to despise the milk of the Word!
Hei... God😩🤲
We must not allow the privilege of hearing great revelations make us commit this great transgression.
Romans 12:3 says "For I say, through the grace given unto me, to every man that is among you, not to think of himself more highly than he ought to think; but to think soberly, according as God hath dealt to every man the measure of faith.

God knows most perfectly what is lacking in the building of every man and that is why he wants to supply it by taking us back to milk from time to time. We must be humble enough to pay attention when the Lord is turning our attention to seemingly simple things . 

It is the same Mouth that is speaking when you're hearing the Servant and the Two Prophets and also when you hear about how you should be a student of scripture or how you should pray aloud until you can hear what you're saying. 
It is the same Lord!
Do not despise it!!!

Shalom Brethren ❤️

 Hy everyone , thanks for joining, we need enough content as much as possible so you can possibly talk here as much as possible, your thought, your breaths, you can start a thread like " what did the holy ghost say to you today? he told me "go and sleep" you can share links to resources,  whatever edifies and brings us closer to the remembrance of faith is welcome. Bulk of the feature of this platform is going to be built at this early stage so your suggestions are also welcome.. so I go first. What did the holy ghost say to you today?  for me, he said I should apologize to my wife after answering her coldly cus I was busy...

The call of man has never changed. From the beginning, God’s intention has been conformity to His own image, the expression of the Eternal in a created vessel. This is not a secondary theme in scripture, it is the central thread that runs from Genesis to Revelation. “Let us make man in our image, after our likeness” establishes both the origin and the destiny of man. What God conceived in His heart, no corruption in time has been able to erase.
Though the fall introduced distortion, it did not cancel divine intention. The adversary altered formation, but he could not touch the original creation as it existed in God’s heart. This is why redemption is not merely about forgiveness, it is about restoration to divine purpose. As Jesus Christ declared and demonstrated, the goal is the bringing forth of a new creation. “If any man be in Christ, he is a new creature” (2 Corinthians 5:17). This is not improvement of the old, but the unveiling of what God had always intended.
The apostolic emphasis aligns with this. In Romans 8:29, we see that those whom He foreknew, He predestined to be conformed to the image of His Son. Conformity is not optional, it is the very definition of salvation’s outcome. Colossians deepens this mystery, speaking of “Christ in you, the hope of glory” and unveiling “the mystery of God, and of the Father, and of Christ” (Colossians 1:27, 2:2). This is the curriculum of heaven, God forming Himself within man.
Drawing from the spiritual weight often seen in the teachings of Watchman Nee and T. Austin-Sparks, we understand that God’s work is inward before it is outward. The cross is not only an event to be believed, it is an operation that dismantles the old formation so that the life of Christ may find full expression. The Spirit labors not just for activity, but for formation.
This perspective also resonates with the apostolic burden carried by ministers of the new testament, where emphasis is laid on spiritual growth as a structured journey. There are layers to this formation, dealings, teachings, seasons, and divine arrangements all aimed at producing Christ within. It is not accidental growth, it is intentional formation.
In contrast, the present world system is rapidly producing what scripture calls “vessels of wrath” and a generation aligned with perdition. Formation is happening on both sides. Darkness is discipling its own, accelerating corruption, shaping desires, and normalizing rebellion. This urgency makes the call of God even more critical. The church must not merely gather, it must form. It must become a spiritual institution where men are trained, broken, instructed, and built into the image of Christ.
The agency of this transformation is grace. “The grace of God that brings salvation has appeared to all men, teaching us…” (Titus 2:11-12). Grace is not passive, it instructs, disciplines, and empowers alignment with God. Yielding to grace is yielding to divine formation. It teaches us to deny ungodliness and to live in a way that reflects the nature of God.
Therefore, the call remains clear. In a time where false formations are multiplying, believers must uphold the banner of divine purpose. This requires intentional yielding, a willingness to be taught, corrected, and shaped by God. It requires embracing the full scope of God’s curriculum, from revelation to discipline, from doctrine to experience.
God is still after His image in man. What He conceived before time is what He is bringing to pass now. The question is whether we will submit to His process. For in the end, it is not activity that will stand, but formation. Not appearance, but conformity. Not mere belief, but the full expression of Christ in us.

In a digital age often defined by noise, division, and the "fleshly" impulse to react rather than respond, finding a space that mirrors the heart of the Kingdom is a rare treasure. We are thrilled to welcome you to this micro-blogging platform a digital tabernacle designed specifically for the household of faith.
The Beauty of Dwelling Together
The cornerstone of this community is found in Psalm 133:1: "Behold, how good and pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!"
True unity is more than just a lack of conflict; it is a divine fragrance. The Psalmist likens it to the precious oil running down the beard of Aaron. When we gather here to share our lives, our insights, and our struggles, we aren’t just "posting" we are participating in a God-ordained fellowship that commands a blessing.
Friendship as God Ordained It
We believe that friendship is not a human invention but a divine gift. According to the pattern God has set, friendship is a covenant of mutual sharpening.
• Love Toward the Saints: We are called to a "labor of love" toward one another, prioritizing the well-being of our brothers and sisters in every interaction.
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• Faith in the Lord Jesus: Our common ground is not our opinions, but our shared devotion to the Person of Jesus Christ. He is the center of every thread and the focus of every feed.

Conversations as "Becometh Saints"
The Apostle Paul exhorted the church in Ephesians 5:3 that certain behaviors should not even be named among us, "as becometh saints." On this platform, we strive for a higher standard of digital discourse:
• Sanity of the Gospel: In a world of theological chaos, we remain anchored in the "sound doctrine" that preserves the soul.
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• Godly, Fun Interactions: Being a saint doesn't mean being somber. We celebrate the joy of the Lord! This is a place for laughter, creativity, and vibrant connection all filtered through a heart that honors God.
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• A Safe Haven: Consider this your digital "Peniel"  a place where you can be real without being ridiculed, and where the atmosphere is charged with grace rather than judgment.
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Preserving the Sacred
This platform is more than a tool; it is a garden. Our goal is to ensure that the environment remains "pleasant" so that the Spirit of God feels at home in our interactions. Whether you are sharing a quick word of encouragement, a deep scriptural insight, or a moment from your daily walk, do it with the awareness that you are building up the Body of Christ.
Welcome home. Let us dwell together in unity, speak with grace seasoned with salt, and show the world what it looks like when the saints truly connect.