Embracing The Kingdom S Blueprint

We are all called to be active in the Kingdom of God, fulfilling the Great Commission. We are all called to be disciples of God, and we all have a calling and have been empowered with gifts and abilities to establish the Kingdom of God in the hearts of man. Jesus showed us the blueprint of how to be a disciple. We are all, and not a few, called to follow this blueprint in accordance to the Great Commission, within various functions as the royal priesthood. Today we sadly sit with so mostly inactive disciples because of wrong teachings, thus disciples who believe they are not called to minister at all! It is time for all disciples to become true servants worth the salt and light in our corporate effort to proclaim the Good News far and wide so that God may be glorified and the lost saved.

The word Disciple in Greek is transliterated mathetes (literally, the learning one) and is derived from the verb manthano which means “to learn”. It means “one who learns instruction from another‟, or a disciple is likened to an apprentice who learns from his master tradesman. Thus, a disciple is someone who gains knowledge from the teacher and acts upon it. This series offers a deeper insight into how to be a disciple, therefore, it offers a blueprint of what it means to follow the Lord. It is about embracing God’s Kingdom, His will, His way and His truth.

The word Disciple in Greek is transliterated mathetes (literally, the learning one) and is derived from the verb manthano which means "to learn". It means "one who learns instruction from another‟, or a disciple is likened to an apprentice who learns from his master tradesman. Thus, a disciple is a person that not only gains knowledge from the teacher but also acts upon it. A disciple therefore follows and a disciple learns from the Teacher. The disciple never replaces the one true Teacher, or takes the role of the teacher. Jesus remains our Teacher and our Lord. This study series into discipleship explores what it really means to be a disciple, within the context of the Great Commission of Matthew 28.

The Kingdom Blueprint was written to provide a Biblical picture of God's plan and design for his Kingdom from beginning to end. This book examines what facts the Bible reveals while presenting differing theological thoughts and theories, with the purpose of focusing on the main point of God's revelation. In God's desire to have children, he fully prepared for their future and survival, and gave us insight into not only his plans, but the heart which created them. This book fully explores God's intent from the beginning and his provision for the shortcomings of mankind through the sacrifice of his Son Jesus on the Cross. It concludes with the glorious return of the Lord and the final victory when God and man will be reunited for all eternity. His return symbolizes the hope of a new beginning and not the destruction of man.

In this current season God is opening up a fresh awareness of the supernatural in the lives of believers. His desire is for us to be increasingly sensitive to the Holy Spirit and tuned into how he wants to cause Heaven to “spill out” on Earth. “The Blueprints of Heaven is sure to draw the reader into the same quest that Trevor has been on for his entire life in Christ: the quest for the heart of God. To read the pages of this book is to read the hunger written on the heart of a man passionate for more, and equally passionate to impart and equip.” -Bill Johnson, Bethel Church, Redding CA, USA. “Trevor Baker will whet your appetite for more of Jesus and an even greater move of the ‘Holy Spirit input generation’. There needs to be a warning label on this book: When read, believed and acted upon, the contents of this book will radically change your life!” -James W. Goll, Director, Prayer Storm, USA. “A dynamic read that gives every believer a road map into maturity in this season.” -Shawn Bolz, Senior Pastor of Expression58, USA. “Filled with truths and revelations to arm and equip you.” -Che Ahn, Senior Pastor, HRock Church, USA.

Attending church regularly, praying, Bible-reading, and devotionals are worthwhile activities, but activity alone does not make a relationship. Kingdom Blueprint takes a deep dive into what it looks like to be called into relationship with the Living God-and how to allow that relationship to transform our relationships with ourselves and others. Relationships explores how to - See and embrace God's invitation to relationship - Overcome resistance to the invitation - Stop sabotaging relationship with God and others - Accept God's invitation to enter into our true selves - Sit in the presence of God - Actively participate in intentional spiritual formation and transformation - Use seven disciplines to orient yourself to the presence of God