The Glory Outpost
“I consider that our present sufferings are not worth comparing with the glory that will be revealed in us.” Romans 8:18
That is the purpose of The Glory Outpost...to establish a place of worship and prayer so that God will dwell among us and we will see His glory manifest in the earth and through those that call upon His name. From this place of established worship will come the establishment of His kingdom authority and the restoration of many broken lives, communities and this nation.
David brought the Arch of The Covenant to dwell in Jerusalem in a tent that he had made so that the Lord could dwell among them and they could establish, worship, prayer and service to the Lord according to the requirements that were given to Moses. On that day there was music, singing, dancing, rejoicing and celebration. This was established as daily service unto the Lord. The feasts, celebrations and designated seasons were once again practiced by the people in Jerusalem.
After 70 years in captivity in Babylon, some of the people of Jerusalem returned to rebuild the temple, restore the city and restore the worship and service of God. Once the temple was completed, the walls rebuilt and the restoration of the city begun, Ezra and Nehemiah brought the people together to hear the word of the Lord. The people realized their sin and the sins of their fathers. Instead of mourning, the people were called to celebrate, for on that day Jerusalem had returned to their God. There was great celebration, feasting, singing, dancing and service in the temple was restored, along with the restoration of the city.
“Everyone around was in awe -all those wonders and signs done through the apostles! And all the believers lived in wonderful harmony, holding everything in common. they sold whatever they owned and pooled their resources so that each person’s need was met. They followed a daily discipline of worship in the Temple followed by meals at home, every meal a celebration, exuberant and joyful, as they praised God. People in general liked what they saw. Every day their number grew as God added those who were saved.” Acts 2:43-47 (message)
The last communities to live as those depicted in Acts were in Ireland and Scotland. They devoted themselves to daily worship, praise, and prayer. With this dedication to God came signs, wonders, and miracles and entire nations came to salvation. Doesn’t it stand to reason that if we do the same, (devoting ourselves to worship, praise, and prayer) we will experience the power of God and see His Glory come in the earth? Please Join Us!
That is the purpose of The Glory Outpost...to establish a place of worship and prayer so that God will dwell among us and we will see His glory manifest in the earth and through those that call upon His name. From this place of established worship will come the establishment of His kingdom authority and the restoration of many broken lives, communities and this nation.
David brought the Arch of The Covenant to dwell in Jerusalem in a tent that he had made so that the Lord could dwell among them and they could establish, worship, prayer and service to the Lord according to the requirements that were given to Moses. On that day there was music, singing, dancing, rejoicing and celebration. This was established as daily service unto the Lord. The feasts, celebrations and designated seasons were once again practiced by the people in Jerusalem.
After 70 years in captivity in Babylon, some of the people of Jerusalem returned to rebuild the temple, restore the city and restore the worship and service of God. Once the temple was completed, the walls rebuilt and the restoration of the city begun, Ezra and Nehemiah brought the people together to hear the word of the Lord. The people realized their sin and the sins of their fathers. Instead of mourning, the people were called to celebrate, for on that day Jerusalem had returned to their God. There was great celebration, feasting, singing, dancing and service in the temple was restored, along with the restoration of the city.
“Everyone around was in awe -all those wonders and signs done through the apostles! And all the believers lived in wonderful harmony, holding everything in common. they sold whatever they owned and pooled their resources so that each person’s need was met. They followed a daily discipline of worship in the Temple followed by meals at home, every meal a celebration, exuberant and joyful, as they praised God. People in general liked what they saw. Every day their number grew as God added those who were saved.” Acts 2:43-47 (message)
The last communities to live as those depicted in Acts were in Ireland and Scotland. They devoted themselves to daily worship, praise, and prayer. With this dedication to God came signs, wonders, and miracles and entire nations came to salvation. Doesn’t it stand to reason that if we do the same, (devoting ourselves to worship, praise, and prayer) we will experience the power of God and see His Glory come in the earth? Please Join Us!