Our Mission

     In order that we may all prove what is “the good, and acceptable and perfect will” of our Father (ROMANS 12:2), our aim, first and foremost, is to “pursue love”. And to then“desire spiritual gifts, especially prophecy“. So that having then successfully taken hold of this fountain of authentic and original love, to where“our cup always runneth over” (PSALM 23:5), we may then go out into the world, and build a true community from the wellspring of our cup’s abundance, particularly through the operation of spiritual gifts, and especially prophecy (1 CORINTHIANS 14:1). Which is another way of always “seeking first the kingdom of God and His righteousness” (pursuing first love), then all these things (spiritual gifts, especially prophecy) will be added unto you (MATTHEW 6:33).

This pursuit of love is best modeled and accomplished by first“loving the LORD our God with all of our hearts, all of our mind, and all of our strength” (MATTHEW 22:37). And then by “loving our neighbour as ourselves” (MATTHEW 22:39). Which is the lifestyle of first filling our love tank through fellowship with the Father (communion), and then pouring out that love tank through loving our neighbour as ourselves (community). We have to first get intoxicated on the better wine of the Holy Spirit before we can pass that better wine onto our neighbour. For a love that has not its root in the distinction and pedigree of what is “original love“, is a love that may well be well meaning, but will always remain a hollow wine that falls way short of the full-blooded and full-bodied vintage matured in the winery of heaven. For it is only when we drink from the Father’s cup of original love, that love will hold for our neighbour its most distinguished aroma and most appealing bouquet. For when we drink first from the Father’s cup of authentic love, it is then that the love that then flows from our bellies will be like the river of pure water that flows from its source in the high mountain to the open mouth of the sea of all humanity.

In this way, not only do we prove our love for Christ by being “not only hearers of the Word, but doers” (JAMES 1:22), but we strive to ensure that His name may be forever exalted in neon lights, like a light on a hill that cannot be hidden, neither by day or by night, so that all may come to personally know and apprehend the “Father heart” as well as the sumptuous extravagance of His love for His children. And finally, we do this, so that the three priorities of “Hallowed be Thy name, Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done” remain not only prominent and preeminent, but are both completely prospered and wholly proved.