The Blueprint: When all the streams flow as one river to wash away our brokenness

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We are a team of Revivalists in Somerset, seeking to increasingly fulfil Isaiah 60-61 through corporate encounters in the presence of God. We preach the Gospel of the Kingdom and offer loving, restoring, team ministry to individuals. We believe God is positioning us to help bring Revival, and to release others into their destiny in Revival.

We are called to rebuild and restore the places (peoples’ lives initially) long devastated, to release captives, to heal the broken and to raise up a highway for King Jesus to come in power and authority.

We believe Revival is meant to be the normal Christian life and experience. We are in expectancy for world-scale Revival without end, resulting in a huge harvest of souls, preceding the return of the King. We believe for the restoration of all things (Acts 3:21).

Together we seek to model a family way of being, rather than going to, church. We receive as family all those who proclaim Jesus as LORD and Saviour.

THE BLUEPRINT IS JESUS

Jesus restored us to God’s original intention – to have many glorious sons in the likeness of THE Son. He is the Head of His one Church, His Body, the fullness of Him who fills everything with Himself. The Church together is meant to be nothing less than Jesus, re-presenting Him to the world.

We believe Revival is meant to be the normal Christian life and experience (Mark 1-3). We are in expectancy for world-scale no-limits Revival without end, resulting in a huge harvest of souls, preceding the return of the King. We believe for the restoration of all things (Acts 3:21).
We are called to rebuild and restore the places (peoples’ lives initially) long devastated, to release captives, to heal the broken and to raise up a highway for King Jesus to come in power and authority.

Monday, 12 January 2015

When all the streams flow as one river to wash away our brokenness

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