Apostolic Revolution: How Your God-given Assignment Can Influence and Impact Culture

APOSTOLIC CULTURE

by Dr. Kluane Spake

"How Your God-Given Assignment Can Influence and Change Culture"

This book is about character and qualities concerning who an apostle is and what they do. APOSTOLIC CULTURE is the shared characteristics and knowledge that is unique to the group of functioning apostles, including their language, traditions, character, beliefs, behaviors, interactions, experiences, and social skills.

We need to be able to know the characteristics that the real apostles have in common.

These days, we only need the "real deal "

Jesus knew about appointing apostles before He came to earth These men were pre-ordained to be the ones who would walk with Him. Their message that changed the world, was ONLY ABOUT HIM. Jesus didn't appoint pastors or prophets, He only commissioned apostles His concern was to raise up apostles. Because of that, we discover that those in apostolic ministry were the ones who received all authority and instruction from Him - our King-Priest-Chief Apostle-Prophet. Since Christ's ascension into heaven, it has been the task of the Apostles and apostolic leaders to cause this glorious salvation to be made known and accessible to all humanity. The salvation that Jesus brought forth was imparted on earth (see 9.6.3) by the apostles and disciples He trained. Being an apostle means a to be an ambassador -- a person sent to represent another, like an emissary. Apostles are sent to represent the Lord and to build His vision and mission for the believer and the Kingdom. Not only that... but because we are empowered, today's apostles should be moving ahead faster and better than ever before. It is time to take-off like a missile shot into the unknown spheres that are awaiting you - Into those places, "No man has ever seen before." "Culture is, first of all, the name for our relentless, restless human effort to take the world as it's given to us and make something else." Andy Crouch Not everyone is an apostle, but everyone can think apostolically.