Ekklesia In Glorious Revival

Jonathan loved David, who had been anointed by the Prophet Samuel to be the next King of the Israelites. Jonathan also loved his father, Saul, who previously had been anointed by the Prophet Samuel; but now King Saul was managing symbolically the old religious order. Jonathan chose to live in King Saul's palace instead of Adullam's Cave for a season with David and his mighty men. With Jonathan's story comes the harsh warning to the Believers of today. There is a sobering question that you need to answer for your spiritual betterment and enlightenment. Are you one of those Believers who sees the move of the Holy Spirit but is in great danger of missing this next new movement of the Holy Spirit because you refuse to come out of the comfort of your old religious order?

Ekklesia also defines the Kingdom of God services that new Believers from the Revival are asked to perform as they mature in Christ after initial salvation, instead of just sitting in pews every service and paying tithes and offerings for stage performances of praise and worship and Pastors delivering sermons as their lifetime work as Believers. Leaders have to convert and disciple unbelievers by preaching both the gospel of the Kingdom of God (Matthew 24:14) in conjunction with preaching repentance and remission of sins (Luke 24:47).