HeyJaredLife in the Spirit
The Life in the Spirit podcast features audio teachings by David and Trisha Cwir. David and Trisha both have a passion for living eternally-focused, Spirit-led lives, and love to see people transformed by God's presence.
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David Cwir - The Age of the Kingdom has Dawned (Kingdom of God Part 3; Bethel Church, Redding) (opens the original)
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[Kingdom of God] “The time is fulfilled” and everything that Jesus is, and did, and said was a proclamation that Jewish Messianic hopes and expectations are coming to realization in His ministry. All the scriptures on fulfillment suggest that for Jesus Himself, the Kingdom of God was a present reality. This fulfillment was demonstrated through the blessings of the future realities that have already come present and through Jesus’ engagement in the Holy War with satan. Check out this audio messag
David Cwir – The Intertestamental Period “The Time of the Quenched Spirit” (Kingdom of God Part 2; Bethel Church, Redding) (opens the original)
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[Equip Class: Kingdom of God] Understanding the Kingdom of God is essential for grasping the teachings and ministry of Jesus (Mark 1:14-15; Matthew 4:23; Luke 4:43). Scripture indicates that the Kingdom of God is connected to Jewish end-time expectations and must be interpreted within the context of Jewish Messianic hopes. In this session, we explore the end-time expectations that had developed in Judaism before the time of John the Baptist and Jesus to provide a framework for understanding how
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