REVELATIONS ON THE THIRD COMING OF JESUS CHRIST.

 

A DISPENSATIONAL CHANGE

CHANGE AND EFFECTS ( PART 1 )

Introduction: In this series, we will examine the dispensational changes that have taken place for the Body of Christ over the last church age. It is my sincere desire to help every believer navigate these critical shifts. It is never easy to pass through the major transitions God places upon the Wife of Christ. I believe my purpose and leadership are to help transition the Church of Jesus Christ from the attribute of Bride to Wife, and from the Second Coming to the Third Coming of Jesus Christ.

These changes are dispensational, transforming us from the bloody age of the Lamb to the victorious age of Leo the Lion as He prevailed to open the seals. The entire hidden revelation was unfolded through Prophet Branham, opening a realm we have never known before, yet with complete continuity of the Word. It is an exciting time for believers in this great day, and I desire that each of you catch a glimpse of what has been accomplished. Take time to stop, rest, and reflect upon these truths.

In this study, we demonstrate why God performs certain acts and His underlying purpose. Ministers frequently quote, "We serve an unchanging God; God doesn't change." However, God never changes in His character or ways, but He continually changes how He does things. He loves to bring change at the key junctions of time. Because humanity cannot receive the fullness of God all at once, He continually changes us, leading us progressively deeper into revelation.

IDENTIFIED CHRIST OF ALL AGES - BIRMINGHAM, AL (64-0409, E-12)

"We're in a changing dispensation. We're changing now. And every change is like building a building. You come to the corner, you have to make that bend. It's strange, everybody wants to run right straight on down..."

Spiritual separation requires a fundamental shift in thinking. Just as a widowed sister who remarries must adjust her mindset completely to thrive in her new marriage, our old relationship with the past seven church ages must die so we can unite with the present age. When a divine interruption occurs, old habits and traditions are disrupted. While there is no shame in changing when discovering truth, it is a tragedy to recognize the change and refuse to move.

For four thousand years, the prophets proclaimed, "The Messiah is coming!" But what happens to a generation when God suddenly changes both the message and the messenger and demands an overnight transformation in how His people believe?