VISION

  • VISION:
  • 1. Build a strong Bible and prayer based Church in the Lord through effective teaching and dissemination of the Word of God.
  • 2. To lead a global church planting movement that would impart the world with the power of God, invest in human resource capacity building among its members and stakeholders both spiritually and physically.
  • 3. To make all see and come to the full knowledge and maturity in Christ.
  • 4. Building a Christ-like society and generation of people, starting with the church.

MISSION

  • MISSION:
  • 1. To send Lovereign and its unique message to every continent
  • 2. To plant at least a church in every country.
  • 3.To produce purpose driven and mandate oriented Christians to effect changes and impact society.
  • 4. To undertake social mission projects
  • 5. To impart lives with the word of God to be purpose driven, mandate oriented, and to effect changes and in-turn impart their respective societies.
  • 6. To pioneer a global movement that will liaise with churches and para-church organizations in church planting missions, to send the gospel to partially reached and major unreached countries and nations through cross-cultural outreaches, under-cover ministry, etc.

A QUESTION ON ANGELS



"Hi ..., can you help me with this? Angel and human being: which are superior creatures? Is it because we were created in the image of God? What about this scripture (Heb 2:7)?  
  ANSWER:
The word "superior" in your question is subject to several implications; is it superior in power, authority, strength, abilities... et al? Now, the reality is that if angels are greater in any way than the regenerated man, then angels are also greater than Christ. The born-again in Christ is the extension of Him, he that is born in Him is Him, with Him and in Him; Christ and His body are one (1Jn 4:17, 1Cor 6:17, Eph. 5:30-32, Rom 12:4-5). If that is the case what about the scripture you just quoted, (Heb 2:7)? I guess you asked that, alright? It’s simple. I will explain that but let me first add to your question, the Bible even says in heaven we shall be like the angels (Matt 22:30). Will that be a reduction if we are greater? Firstly, we shall be like the angels in strength and in expressive ability. Now because of our emotions and other earthly cares very few can be celibates for God but Paul comments on that: (1Cor 7:7). So then, because of the resurrected body, we shall vitally exercise certain celestial abilities. But on the subject of who is greater in authority and even in power (legally) the scriptures are clear on that.(Heb 7:7), say it is the greater that blessed the lesser, now the served and the servant who is greater? The Bible says angels are sent as ministers (servants) to the heirs if salvation, (Heb 1:14). The bible also says we shall judge angels, (1Cor 6:3). You can’t judge someone greater than you. The president cannot be judged by the Supreme Court unless he is impeached, why? He is greater; he even appoints the attorney general or the chief justice. Now on the scripture in (Heb 2:7), that we are made a little lower than the angels, it is one of the challenges the translation poses to us. The text in (Heb. 2:7) (if you use a good bible), it's either in italics or quotation marks. It was actually quoted from (Psalm 8:5), and there, from the original Hebrew text, it says elohiym, the plural name for elowwa which is the name of God (YAHWEH). It is not mal'ak (Heb for angel) or aggelos as the Greek Septuagint puts it. The Heb (LXX) says "you have reduced (not even made) him a little lower than God" (Elohiym). You can check for yourself. Note the angels are not jealous or offended in this, in fact they rejoice at our maturity and increased depth of knowledge: by that we show them more (Eph 3:10).

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