Davidic Covenant: Jesus, the Son of David | Kingdom School - Lesson 9

We as disciples need to go through many trials. That's how we grow up into mature disciples of Christ. Follow Torben's Story here:TorbenSondergaard.comLive the Life of a Disciple of Jesus:TheLastReformation.com

On this episode Torben discusses spiritual levels of maturity. What do they reveal about our journey with Jesus?1 John 2:12-13: "I am writing to you, little children, because your sins are forgiven for his name's sake. I am writing to you, fathers, because you know him who is from the beginning. I am writing to you, young men, because you have overcome the evil one."Follow Torben's Story here:TorbenSondergaard.comLive the Life of a Disciple of Jesus:TheLastReformation.com

In this teaching, Torben shares about his experiences in jail, the different seasons he went through and what he has learned.Follow Torben's Story here:TorbenSondergaard.comLive the Life of a Disciple of Jesus:TheLastReformation.com

In this teaching, Torben shows how the five-fold ministry operates in a very practical way.It's time to see the church grow to maturity, and that comes as every member is built up. Each member of the body must take part with the gifts that God has given them. This teaching is greatly needed in the churches. Follow Torben's Story here:TorbenSondergaard.comLive the Life of a Disciple of Jesus:TheLastReformation.com

This beautiful lesson reveals Jesus as the King and how important that is to understand. Sadly, most only look at Him as the Savior, and together with that, they don’t understand that the Kingdom of God is a physical kingdom that will be here on earth, where Jesus is the child born to sit on the throne of King David. This lesson will be a blessing and open up Scripture. When you first become aware of the connection between King David, Jesus, and the Kingdom of God, so many things fall into place, and you will gain a stronger foundation in your life.Follow Torben's Story here:TorbenSondergaard.comLive the Life of a Disciple of Jesus:TheLastReformation.com

To understand the kingdom of God, we need to grasp the significance of the covenant of David. Jesus came as the Son of David to fulfill the covenant God made with David—that one day one of his descendants will sit on the throne and rule from Jerusalem. This is what we pray for when we say the Lord's Prayer: "Your kingdom come." This teaching will bless you and reveal who Jesus truly is and what He will come back to do.Follow Torben's Story here:TorbenSondergaard.comLive the Life of a Disciple of Jesus:TheLastReformation.com

Did you know that when you pray "Your kingdom come," it goes back to David? Did you know that David and Goliath is a picture of Jesus and the fall of the kingdoms of this world? After this teaching, you will see the Kingdom of God in a new way, and you will never be able to hear the story of David and Goliath without seeing how the rock represents Christ, who one day will come down from heaven, destroy all the kingdoms, and establish the Kingdom of God here on earth. Welcome to this very special teaching as we explore King David and what he means for us.Follow Torben's Story here:TorbenSondergaard.comLive the Life of a Disciple of Jesus:TheLastReformation.com

Many have left their first love. They have walked through this wilderness, gotten hurt, and hardened their hearts to God's voice, resulting in their departure from that first love. But the answer to this is clear. Listen here and then do something about it. Follow the examples out there and be an example of someone living in the First Love.Follow Torben's Story here:TorbenSondergaard.comLive the Life of a Disciple of Jesus:TheLastReformation.com

This lesson will truly open your eyes to how we have misunderstood the New Testament because we don't read it in light of the Old Testament. We will look at how the law ends with the blessings and curses and how it points to Jesus. We will also explore how well-known verses like John 3:16 and Romans 10:9 refer back to Moses before they point forward to Jesus again. Yes, you have probably never truly understood these well-known verses the right way, as they are often taken out of context. There is truly a red thread running throughout the entire Bible, from the beginning to the end. This is a beautiful lesson that will provide you with several "aha" experiences and change your perspective forever.Follow Torben's Story here:TorbenSondergaard.comLive the Life of a Disciple of Jesus:TheLastReformation.com

In this episode we briefly jump back to Abraham, as many forget that it is not by Ishmael but by Isaac that the promise was given, and what it means to you and me today. This was my favorite lesson in jail, and now I share it with you—it is still my favorite lesson. There is so much freedom and revelation here as we show how Hagar and Sarah represent two covenants: one where we remain as slaves and one where we truly experience freedom. This lesson will also forever reveal who the sons of Abraham are and who will inherit. Watch it and let the truth set you free.Follow Torben's Story here:TorbenSondergaard.comLive the Life of a Disciple of Jesus:TheLastReformation.com