Continuity, Legacy & Inheritance: A Biblical Perspective

The modern-day Church history is plagued by countless men and women who arrived and then suddenly disappeared. They subtly substituted Jesus Christ, resulting in the world's patterns and opinions consuming them. From prophets, evangelists, revivalists, athletes, politicians to layman. Some rose in prominence becoming superstars, enigmas and one era wonders. These became obsessed with self, were inordinately ambitious, and were captivated by people's perceptions, promotions, plaudits, and praises. Others got intimidated, became disillusioned, and then turned to seclusion and solitude, leaving no footprints. As a result of this mutation in the early Church DNA, confusion, chaos, a lack of identity, and diminished power, have become inherent and widespread within the Church. Today, we draw a line!The Church - God's beacon on earth, is supposed to grow, to mature, to flourish and occupy until Jesus Christ returns [Luke 18: 8b]. With Jesus at the very core, the Church must grow generationally and build eternally. Every successive generation is supposed grow from faith to faith; to remain humble, love more, be wiser, stronger, and more acquainted with the Holy Spirit. A paradigm shift is essential. Now think continuity, legacy, and inheritance, and then trigger an eternal domino effect. About the author.Born again in September 1996, Thabani Nyoni continues to faithfully serve in God's House. He is a Spirit filled believer with a passion for teaching God's Word. Thabani desires to see the Church mature and be fully formed into the image of Jesus Christ.