Chapter One: Next Generation Apostleship

Chapter Discussions:

Defining the apostle must be separated from describing the function
What the Lord wants to ignite is hindered by the old culture
New moves are bogged down by old mindsets that must be loosened
New ways of doing things must be embraced and established guards of the spiritual and natural that must be either transformed or displaced.
It takes time for its change agents to be taken seriously
Until this happens, what change agents say and do vary very little from what the masses are accustomed to over several decades
The new move takes time to move away from its old lineages.
Language and vernacular have yet to be devised and disseminated as forms and functions take their time.
New words may be just that, new words that have no corresponding action.
Old wineskins, old wine, old garments, old cloth

What apostle is vs. what an apostle does
Luke 6:13 = Jesus chose 12 disciples whom he also named “apostles.”
Apostles = action
Action = Praxis
The apostle’s tile and actions must be distinguished from each other
Apostleship definition should describe its name according to what is understood by its title
(Why did Jesus choose the term “apostle” – when selecting the 12?) = Definition of Apostle

Nations belong to gods and apostles as their dispatched representatives or ambassadors are sent to deliver or return a nation to the god that birthed or won it in combat.

Your “god” = 182 references in scripture
Your “gods” = 34 references in scripture
Their god = 81 references in scripture
Their “gods”= 34 references in scripture
Our “god” = 208 references in scripture
Our “gods” = 2 references in scripture
Gods of the nations = 7 references in scripture
“other gods” total references = 548 times
(Deuteronomy = 32:18 – Israel was begotten by Yahweh)
(Matthew 13:38 = Calls Satan the father of the unregenerate)

Eternity in the Now = that is how the apostle expresses and executes the Creator’s eternal word, will, wisdom, and works in our now.

All doctrine and dogma is substantiated by scripture began with apostleship from Moses as an Old Testament type and shadow to Jesus Christ as the first recognized apostle of the church.
God’s government remands in the hands of extraordinary officers as foretold in Isaiah 9:6 regarding the “Great Apostle” who declares apostles “co-govern” with him throughout eternity.
None of the other officers, namely pastors, teachers, or evangelists, contributed anything to the construction or compilation of the New Testament or its sacred text.

The Heavenly and Earthly Origin and History of the Apostle (Ephesians 3:5, 2 Peter 3:2, Revelation 21:14)
The Bible’s Apostle’s Commission, Message, and Mandates ( See Acts 26:18, Matthew 28:18-20)
God’s Basis for Divinely Authorizing and Perpetually Backing His Apostles (Ephesians 2:20, 1 Corinthians 12:28)
Discussions on the Pre-Christ Apostle (Hebrews 3)
The New Creation Church and the Apostles (Ephesians 2:20, Ephesians 3, Ephesians 4:11, 1 Corinthians 12:28,
The Apostles in the World (Matthew 28: 18-20; Act 26: 12-19; Romans 1:5)
Insights and Disparities Between Secular and Kingdom Apostleship (1 Timothy 6:3; 1 Peter 5:1-3;)
Understanding The Apostle’s Nature
Exploring the Depth, Range, and Scopt of the Apostles Service
Delving into the Work of the Apostle
Probing the Apostles’s Make Up
Comparing the APostle with the other Five-Fold Officers
Unlocking What Constitutes the Apostle’s Personality
What Gives the Apostle Authority and Power
The Ongoing Dynamics of Apostleship and the Resurrected Christ

They are distinguished by an unusual thought process and otherworldly contemplations that characterize their ministry emphases
Their emphases constitute what the scripture calls “The Apostles Doctrine.”