International Elders Training in the fall of 2019<br>A new man who fulfills God's purpose in creating man<br><br>Message 8<br>Fulfilling God's Stewardship For a New Man<br><br>Bible: Goal 1:25, Ephesians 3:2, 9, Classic 4:1-2, 9:16-17, 1:10<br><br>8 weeks 2 days<br><br>There is an imminent need for god's stewardship in God's New Testament dispensation — 1:4, 1:25.<br><br>A. The stewardship is God's divine embrace for the New Testament dispensation of God — Ephesians 3:2, Classic 9:17.<br><br>The dispensation of God became god's stewardship of all believers — Ephesians 3:2, 9.<br>1. The Greek word "Oiiona", used by Paul in Ebesosa 3, has two meanings.<br>a. In connection with God, "Oikonosa" means the economy of God — Ephesians 3:9.<br>b. In relation to us, 'Oikonosa' means stewardship — Epsom 3:2.<br>c. God's stewardship is according to God's economy. To God it is a matter of dispensation, and for us it is a matter of stewardship.<br>2. The stewardship of grace is the distribution of the riches of Christ into our existence as we grow up and become the Church — Ephesians 3:8.<br><br>C. The central point of the whole Bible is the longing of god's heart to distribute himself into man — Bill 2:13, Ephesians 1:5, 9, 3:17.<br>1. God's dispensation is to perform the work of dispensing God himself into man — Ephesians 3:9.<br>2. As long as a new man can accomplish God's eternal purpose, he accepts God's persistent and eternal distribution — Ephesians 2:15, 4:24, 3:17.<br>a. Like a river that flows steadily, God distributes himself little by little into the people who are part of the new man — Series 22:1.<br>b. God's continuous, consistent, and eternal distribution fosters us, orchestrates us, and builds us together.<br><br>Morning snooze<br><br>Ephesians 3:8 God has given this grace to me, the smallest of all the saints, to convey the unfatuable riches of Christ to the Gentiles in the gospel;<br><br>2:15 He destroyed the law of the decree in his own flesh. This is to create them as a new man in himself, to bring peace,<br><br>Paul distributed Christ into all believers. Believers who accepted such distribution through Paul were able to grow into the supply they had accepted. Through this, we can see that paul's ministry was the ministry that divides, the unfatuated riches of Christ, into our existence, which will grow us and become a church. Paul not only distributed the riches of Christ into each of the Saints, but he also distributed them into the collective body. (Corinthian Life Stadi, 34, 330)<br><br>Today's Reading Talks<br><br>The Apostle Paul wrote the Book of Ephesus in a very meaningful way. Chapter 1 shows us how the body of Christ is calculated and presented by the distribution of the Triune God. Then, in chapter 2, Paul begins to show from a different angle the history of those who have become the body of Christ by the distribution of God. Against this backdrop, he shows us that the blessed church, derived from God's distribution, is a masterpiece, a poem so beautiful in a universe that angels love to sing. Angels sing every time they see a sinner saved. Angels will surely sing more and more when they see the Church. Paul then shows that Christ derives a new cosmic man from His death and resurrection, using His divine elements. Finally, this masterpiece, this new man who can accomplish God's eternal dispensation, is led by God in a Holy Spirit to draw closer to God without any obstacles, staying in God's presence and accepting God's lasting and eternal distribution. Like the river that flows consistently, God distributes himself little by little into the people who are part of the new man. That is God's continuous, consistent, and eternal distribution of them, co-ordinating them, and building them together. This built-in Church is the kingdom of God on earth to administer the administration of God. This built-in Church is also His home for the distribution of His love, and as such a family becomes His eternal place in our spirit. (Deeper Study of Divine Distribution, 227.<br><br>In today's Christianity, the richness of Christ is practically distributed to members of god's royal family. There are not many ministers or workers. God's stewardship is necessary for this rich, all-inclusive, and brilliant Christ to be distributed into the members of His body.<br><br>These stewardship offices are the ministry of the New Testament. The ministry of the New Testament distributes the unfatuated riches of Christ, including all, into the members of God's family.<br><br>God's stewardship is according to God's economy. To God it is a matter of dispensation, and for us it is a matter of stewardship. All Saints have ministry according to God's economy, even if they consider themselves unimportant. This means that all saints can distribute the riches of Christ into others.<br><br>The central point of the whole Bible is God's heart's desire to distribute himself into man. God's dispensation is the work of dispensing God himself into man. We are participating in this dispensation through our stewardship, our ministry of distributing the riches of Christ. After christ's riches have been distributed within us, we need to bear the burden of distributing that abundance into others. This abundance is economy on God's part, and stewardship on our part. When that abundance is distributed by us to others, it becomes the distribution of God. When God's dispensation comes to us, it becomes our stewardship. When we perform our stewardship by distributing Christ to others, it becomes the distribution of God into others. Therefore we have dispensations and stewardship and distribution. (Gololo Ser Life Stadi, chapter 11, 106-107).<br><br>Read more: A Deeper Study of Divine Distribution, Chapter 13
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