Kings and Priests

  Kings and Priests Camp: Vensterklip, 26 March 2023 I wish to share this manifesto with all who partner and agree with us in Jesus name, the royal priesthood:   We are sent ones to our spheres of influence as kings and priests to reign like kings and serve like priests in our generation.   We are ambassadors of the kingdom of heaven and accurately represent our King of kings Jesus Christ and His principles. We show His love and care for our families so that His covenant will continue forever. We share His love and compassion to the unloved and preach the Gospel to uplift the poor in heart.   We stand up for righteousness and operate in kingdom peace and joy in believing. We will rise and build with our Lord and as we help Him with His dream: the church, the Bride of Christ, He will also empower us with His Holy Spirit to make our dreams come true.   We operate in meekness and humility and take up His yoke that is easy and His burden  that is light, which i...

Credit Photo by Chris Stenger, unsplash.com Article by Aje Pelser I heard the cry of the fish eagle today. It is a distinct high call that is neither a sea gulls shriek nor a laugh of the hadida bird. I know it well. “The hadeda ibis (Bostrychia hagedash) is an ibis native to Sub-Saharan Africa. It is named for its loud three to four note calls uttered in flight especially in the mornings and evenings when they fly out or return to their roost trees.” The fish eagle’s call is described as follows: “It tosses its head backwards while making a loud penetrating “wheeee-ah-kleeuw-kleeuw-kluuu” call; it is one of the most distinctive bird sounds of Africa.” But today, I needed to hear it. Life presents all sorts of problems and your emotions get stretched out of proportion. Sometimes it’s good to look up and harken the call of the fish eagles. They always circle in pairs and soar the thermal currents with effortless grace. They soar higher and higher and ascend above the crows that heckle....