Section Three: The
Son of God in the Old Testament
Text: Psalm 2:6
'Yet have I set my king upon my holy hill of Zion'.
Introduction:
The people of God dwell in
It is the place where
1) Christ reigns as King
2) The Lord is ‘more present’
because His throne is there.
3) The people of God are kings and
priests with Christ. They are a people
associated with signs and wonders, Isaiah 8:18.
4) There is everlasting joy
Introductory
Story: Revival comes
from
Revivals are times when it is manifested that the
King reigns in
A
revival will begin when God’s people desire to live in the presence and the
power of God as citizens of
Revivals are times when the presence of God is
manifested.
All
of God’s people should be seeking to live in the presence of the Lord, and to
move in the power of the Holy Spirit.
Revivals do no affect everyone.
A person may have a great awareness of the presence
of God when others have no awareness of the anointing.
The Lord makes Himself known to those who have a
heart to seek after Him.
Main Points:
1. Christ reigns as King on
2. The Lord is ‘more present’ on
·
Bringing the
·
God demands
obedience to His Word.
·
The presence
of the Lord brought great rejoicing
·
David appoints
worshippers on
3. The people of God are kings and
priests with Christ. They are a people
associated with signs and wonders, Isaiah 8:18.
The people of God dwell in
This is why Isaiah the prophet wrote
‘Behold, I and the children whom the LORD hath given me are for signs and for wonders in
4.
Summary:
1)
The eternal plan and purpose is that the King, the Son of God, will reign
on
2)
The desire of God's people should always be for the King to be seen in
our midst. We must have a longing for
the presence of the Lord.
3)
God’s people are a supernatural people who reign with Christ and offer up
spiritual sacrifices continuously.
4)
In the presence of the Lord there is great joy.