Day 3

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Day 3

UNTO THE LORD FAST

July 23, 2024 • Shane Tenney

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What comes to my mind when I think about making ourselves a living sanctuary is the indwelling of the Spirit of God. Part of the mystery of the Gospel is that the Father would fill His creation with His very own Spirit, because of the work of the cross that the Lord Jesus accomplished for us. We, being earthly vessels; have become partakers of the Divine nature (2 Peter 1:4). The same Spirit that raised Christ from the grave lives in you and me

(Romans 8:11). Praise God! What an honor that is! When we declare, “Make me a living sanctuary,” we are coming into agreement with what the Father has ordained for those who believe in His Son. We become the sanctuary for Him.

Day 7

July 27, 2024 • Pastor Brian Gibbs

As we come to the final and closing day of our “Living Sanctuary” fast, I want to speak to you about God’s ongoing and active quest of dwelling with man.

Day 6

July 26, 2024 • Nathan Burke

Victory family, what an honor it is to consecrate ourselves as the beautiful body of Christ Jesus our Lord in a time such as this. I often think about God’s infinite understanding and His eyes roaming to and fro throughout the earth and seeing all the wicked in it. I imagine the eyes of the Lord growing tired as they roam the earth, until His eyes lay ahold of a hungry heart that has been standing at attention, waiting for the day to lock eyes with the King of Glory. As their eye’s lock, the storm of the Lord is kindled, and His presence ferociously gallops toward the heart, body and soul consecrated unto Him. Then, in his passionate love, He fills this living sanctuary with his glory. In this fast, “A Living Sanctuary,” my declaration is this, “Here I am, Lord. Indwell in me and fill me afresh with your glory for your names sake!”

Day 5

July 25, 2024 • Pastor Bren Gibbs

God longs to dwell with His people. It is His heart and His desire to do so, but there is a standard and model to which must be met. God does not dwell just anywhere. There are places that His presence can be graciously experienced and mercifully encountered, but the abiding place of God takes commitment, upkeep and sacrifice.