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8 Insights to Apostolic Authority
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Servants of Christ: The Foundation of Apostolic and Prophetic Ministry
What does it truly mean to serve Christ? In this episode, Will Meier unpacks John 12:26 and reveals why servanthood is the gateway to Kingdom intimacy, authority, and lasting fruit. From the ancient covenant meaning of crossing a threshold to the biblical call to bondservanthood embraced by Paul and the other apostles, you’ll discover why service is not a stepping stone but the very foundation of apostolic and prophetic life.
You’ll learn the difference between a servant and a bondservant, the dangers of operating in gifts without submission, and the prophetic significance of the pierced ear at the doorpost. This teaching calls us back to a posture of humility, daily surrender, and covenant loyalty to Jesus — the place where true authority flows.
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