Announcements

Week of June 29, 2025

Lord's Day - 6/29

10:00 am

Lord's Table and prophesying meeting at the hall, also children's and young people's meetings


12:30 pm

Hall cleaning by the saints with last names beginning with R - Z

Tuesday - 7/1

7:30 pm

Prayer meetings in person and on Zoom by area

Lord's Day - 7/6

10:00 am

Lord's Table and prophesying meeting at the hall, also children's and young people's meetings

12:30 pm

Hall cleaning by the saints with last names beginning with A - C

Holy word for morning revival

June 29 - July 6

Chapters 5 through 8 of Romans,— the Kernel of the Bible, $5.00 each
Week 3 - "The Likeness of the Death and Resurrection of Christ"

PursuiNG THE TRUTH

June 29 - July 6
Read Life-Study of Galatians, Messages 19 - "Faith Replacing Law" and
20 -
"The Seed of Abraham and the Sons of Abraham."
‍Download and use the app from 500LifeStudies.org

June 29 - July 6

Read God’s New Testament Economy, Chapter 24 - "The Seven Spirits (5)"

Conferences, Trainings, & MEETINGS

June 30 - July 5
June 2025 Semiannual Training, Anaheim, CA
Subject: Experiencing, Enjoying, and Expressing Christ (3)
revealed in the New Testament Epistles of Philippians - Jude
July 4 - 19
Semiannual Video Training, Tampa
The schedule for the registered saints can be viewed at this link.

* Ministry Propagation fellowship shared in Tampa on June 1, 2025

Session 1 - The audio recording can be listened to using this link and the outline that was used as the basis for the sharing can be downloaded here.

Session 2 - The video recording can be watched using this link.

Also, here are the audio recordings and related materials from the March 2020 "Book Service and Ministry Propagation Workshop" in Tampa.
* Spring 2025 Southeast Spanish-speaking Conference audio recordings are here.
The subject of this conference was Chapters 5 through 8 of Romans—The Kernel of the Bible.




* See the "Free Resources" tab, as well as other publications and recordings available at the Living Stream Ministry websitelsm.org
* To setup a recurring monthly gift through Zelle with your bank for the purpose of supporting the saints sent from the Southeast who are serving in Europe, use this email address: southeastchurches@gmail.com.

Also, the following link is intended to facilitate the giving of the saints in the Southeast churches to meet this need: https://southeastchurches.us/.

Upcoming Events

* Here in the Southeast & beyond - See the Calendar at this link.

* Labor Day 2025 Southeast Blending Conference - See the announcement at this link.

     We are pleased to announce that the Labor Day Southeast Blending Conference will be held in Jacksonville, Forida on Friday August 29 through Lord’s Day, August 31, 2025. We thank the Lord for His present speaking to the churches and pray that He will use this conference to build up His Body, prepare His bride, and bring in the kingdom. Please note: We strongly recommend reserving your room early. The deadline for reservations at the discounted group rate is August 14, 2025, and we expect that rooms will sell out. If your plans change such that you no longer need rooms, please contact hotel reservations immediately to cancel them to make them available to other saints.

EXCERPTS FROM THE MINISTRY

CHRIST FULFILLING THE PROMISE

“We have considered three important persons: Adam, Abraham, and Moses. Now we come to a fourth person, the most important of all—Jesus Christ, who came to fulfill God’s promise to Abraham. Christ fulfilled this promise according to the righteous requirements of the law given through Moses. In this way, He brought God’s chosen people out from under the curse. Therefore, the promise became not only a covenant, but also a testament, a will, for everything that had been promised was accomplished. The requirements of the law were met, the curse was removed, and the promise was fulfilled. Now in this unique seed of Abraham all the divided and cursed nations are blessed. Today Christ, our good land, is the all-inclusive Spirit for our enjoyment. With Adam there was the curse, with Abraham there was the promise, with Moses there was the law, and with Christ there is the fulfillment of the promise. Now we, the believers, those of the household of faith, enjoy the new testament.

In the Bible there are six outstanding names or titles: Adam, Abraham, Moses, Christ, the church, and the New Jerusalem. God’s intention in eternity past was not related to the law. His thought was focused not on the law, but on Adam, Abraham, Christ, the church, and the New Jerusalem, the ultimate consummation of God’s work with man. Today we are in the church; in eternity we shall be in the New Jerusalem. God uses the law temporarily to expose His people, who do not have the proper knowledge of themselves and their condition. He also uses the law as a custodian to guard and keep the people and as an escort, a child conductor, to bring them to Christ. But once the law has fulfilled its function of bringing us to Christ, the law should not be allowed to stand in the way.

Faith is not related to the law, but related to grace. Our faith is the reflection of the grace of Christ. Faith functions like a camera, which is used to photograph a particular scene. The grace of Christ is the scenery, and our faith is the camera which takes the picture. Thus, our faith becomes the reflection of the grace of Christ. In other words, our faith is the reflection of God’s promise in its fulfillment.

Now in faith we are enjoying grace, which is the Triune God processed to become the all-inclusive life-giving Spirit for our enjoyment. How wonderful! The curse has been taken away, and the law has been set aside. Now we have the unique fulfillment of God’s promise, which has become the blessing to all believers. We are believing Abrahams enjoying God’s promise in a full way. If we see this and understand it, we shall realize that the promise is versus the law. No longer is there any ground, position, or place for the law. The law has been taken out of the way. Praise the Lord that our camera of faith is photographing the scenery of grace!” (Life-Study of Galatians, pp. 157-158)