|
|

|

KINGDOM - Apostolic - Organic Church PORTAL
Many Christians have moved to a new intimate relationship of loving communion with God. - In the Father's manifest presence we are changed by His love and become more as Christ is in the world. The church (ekklesia) is developing a "kingdom of God focus" - seeking the kingdom personally and corporately, in the home, the marketplace, and the city.
 OpenHeaven.com Digest Usually weekly email digest of News & Views about what God is doing and Kingdom Apostolic Articles written and selected to give you the heart of what God is doing and saying. View Archive
|
~ARTICLES~
Church In The Kingdom Age - By Ron McGatlin
The greatest and most glorious expression of church is the soon coming Bride of Christ, New Jerusalem, kingdom age church. The major shift from the "church or man emphasis age church" to the "kingdom or God emphasis age church" is perhaps the most exciting event since Pentecost The outpourings of the Spirit that brought the Pentecostal revival of a century ago and the ren...
Full Article »

|
Viewing The Shift - By Ron McGatlin
The goal of the ministry of the church.
The primary goal is not a bigger group, more activities or better services, it is not even benevolent acts, nor greater prosperity, and not even more and better evangelism, neither is it healing or emotional healing and deliverance. All of these and more are the results of the goal of the "ekklesia"...
Full Article »

|
The Sound of Transformation - Ron McGatlin
In the 90's, I spent over a year alone in my log cabin in the piney woods area of East Texas. The Lord was with me in a very personal way and was my only constant companion. About sunrise most mornings I walked the short distance from my cabin to what I called my prayer hill. One morning as I approached the prayer hill area just prior to sunrise the Lord asked me to stop f...
Full Article »

|
Organic Apostolic Networks - By Ron McGatlin
Can there be a truly spiritual organic church with Christ Jesus as Head in the framework of Apostolic Networks?
To answer this we will need a cohesive understanding of the definition of the terms. Words mean different things to different people, and in this time of major shifting in the worldwide church many terms being used are not clearly defined in the ...
Full Article »

|
Heaven's Deepest River - Ron McGatlin
Written in 2002
We have entered the time of transition to the kingdom of God. God is sending forth His sons empowered from heaven to establish His kingdom on earth as it is in heaven.
Many are having supernatural encounters with God today! - Encounters for empowerment to establish the kingdom of God on earth.
FOR THOSE WITH AN EAR TO HEAR - ...
Full Article »

|
More Major Kingdom/Revival Articles »
|
|

|
~NEWS~
Up
|
Down
|
Top
|
Bottom
Baby Isaiah Dies with Family on Parents' Terms
- 3/12/2010
Isaiah May died in the arms of his parents. He had suffered oxygen deprivation at birth after the umbilical cord wrapped around his neck. A Canadian hospital wanted to pull the ventilator plug in January, but Isaac and Rebecka May went to court to allow a second opinion. The new doctor gave them no hope. The parents then agreed further treatment was not appropriate.
Full Article »

|
Dobson Admits He Was Pressured to Resign
- 3/12/2010
Some of the facts relating to James Dobson's departure from the ministry he founded are coming into focus. According to one of his programs from November, the "Focus on the Family" directors voted to request his resignation before he arrived at that day's board meeting. One director explains Dobson's son was not chosen as his successor because he had been divorced.
Full Article »

|
Arizona Town: No Church Meetings at Home, Period!
- 3/12/2010
The Cub Scouts can meet in homes and so can Monday Night football fans, but as few as three church leaders getting together is too much of a traffic problem. Does this make sense? It does to members of the Gilbert town zoning board. They stopped Pastor Joe Southerland from holding meetings in his home. The church has filed an appeal, something about freedom of religion.
Full Article »

|
City Manager Sets Up Emergency Prayer Station to Fight Severe Weather
- 3/12/2010
City Manager Huey Long appeals to the Higher Authority to prevent weather disasters. It all began last spring when Miami, Oklahoma was threatened by a massive storm. Long prayed for protection and the storm dissipated. Now when severe weather threatens, the Emergency Management Director calls her church. The prayer request then gets relayed to other congregations.
Full Article »

|
Court Rules "Under God" is Constitutional
- 3/11/2010
The AP reports "federal appeals court in San Francisco upheld the use of the words 'under God' in the Pledge of Allegiance and 'In God We Trust' on U.S. currency, rejecting arguments that the phrases violate the separation of church and state." "The Pledge is constitutional," Judge Carlos Bea wrote for the majority in the 2-1 ruling.
Full Article »

|
Documentary Explores Modern Asia Revival
- 3/11/2010
A charismatic evangelist is spotlighting the world's "largest numerical revival" in a new documentary. 1040 explores the spread of Christianity throughout Asia, where the church has grown at an unprecedented rate. In China the number of Christians has grown from 1 million in the 70s to 70 million. In Indonesia almost 10 percent of its 245 million people are Christian.
Full Article »

|
Six Dead in Bombing of World Vision Office
- 3/10/2010
A terror cell attacked the World Vision offices in northwest Pakistan on Wednesday, killing six staff members and injuring at least five others. All the victims were Pakistani. Armed with hand grenades and automatic rifles, the terrorists stormed the offices. World Vision's Oghi office provided aid for earthquake's survivors and Pakistanis fleeing fighting in Swat Valley.
...
Full Article »

|
Protests Held In Jos After Fulani Muslims Massacre Hundreds Of Christians
- 3/9/2010
Nigerian youths in Bukuru and Barkin Ladi have been holding protests following the massacre of more than 200 Christians in Zot, Dogo Nahauwa and Rastat villages, Jos South, by armed Muslims Sunday morning (March 7). "Entire families are reported to have been murdered. The final death toll is still to be confirmed due to corpses being uncovered in the bushes,"
Full Article »

|
Islamic Assailants Kill Hundreds of Christians Near Jos, Nigeria
- 3/9/2010
An uneasy calm prevailed in Plateau state, Nigeria, Monday following the killing of hundreds of Christians early Sunday morning in three farming villages near Jos by Muslims. The victims included many women and children killed with machetes by rampaging Fulani herdsmen. About 75 houses were also burned. State confirmed that about 500 persons were killed in the attacks.
Full Article »

|
Sectarian Violence Leaves Hundreds Dead in Nigeria
- 3/8/2010
Up to 500 people may have been killed during weekend attacks in two Christian villages. One man, who lost his wife and two children, says gunshots were fired to scare people out of their homes. Then they were reportedly hacked by machette. Some victims are believed to have been burned to death. Locals call it revenge for the killing of hundreds of Muslims in January.
Full Article »

|
More Top News Headlines »
|
|
|

|