On Sunday, July 27, 2025, I shared a message entitled “The Endless Glory of Jesus Christ” at Bethel Fellowship in upstate NY. This was message 71 in the gospel of the Kingdom series that I am preparing. It is always an honor to share with the body of Christ anywhere, any time, and in any capacity. Gatherings of Christians are special events and, no matter how it seems, it is very important what happens in them.

Click here for a FB live video recording of some of it. I also have the full audio recording if you’d like I can share it. (comment below).

The entire church could share for the rest of eternity all teh glorious things about Jesus Christ, it woudl take us all and it would take an eternity. But for this message I shared four way that Jesus Christ is glorious.

• I. The Glory of his Present – his present situation (Jesus Now)
• II. The Glory of his Future – his future situation.
• III. The Glory of Jesus’ Creation
• IV. The Glory of His Ecclesia/ Church.

Unfortunately, I did not get to point IV in 55 minutes. The bulk of the time spent in this message was in reminding us what Glory is and in point I. in showing what Jesus is doing now. I enjoyed it and am praying for more opportunities to share the gospel of the kingdom. But this was just a snippet of a series of message that would take about 6 months if I was teaching daily.

My Thrill and My Dream

The thing about the gospel of the kingdom that thrills me is that when delivered to a group of Christians in totality, it leaves them not dependent on a professional clergyman or woman. It leaves them with an ecclesia (gathered community of the king), not at all dependent on a religious building or on a budget. It leaves them transformed into a body in any place on earth, an extension of Jesus Christ into a visible earth, able to reproduce and live by the life of Jesus Christ. One of my dreams (Lord willing, and Lord enabling) is to be able to share this message to a group of disciples and watch them launch off into the ministry of the church independent of me or any clergyman delivering weekly sermons. To know all that means and to be able to continue on gathering and growing indefintiley according to the pattern we see in the New Testament and not the traditions we see today.