In this second-to-last presentation from the Missouri Conference of 2020, Wes Fahlenkamp and Martin Zender speak about Christ's operations during the eons. (Wes opens up and shares with the group
some welcomed details about his back tics.) Then Wes's son Seth delivers a message FOR the eons concerning what it's like and what it means to be in the body of Christ. Truly, this may be the most mature unveiling of the Christ life within that you have ever heard from someone in his 20's—or from someone of any age, for that matter.
SPECIAL NOTE FROM MARTIN:
Good morning, fellow members of the body of Christ. In this second-to-last presentation from the Missouri Conference of 2020, Wes Fahlenkamp speaks about Christ's operations during the eons, and then I follow up with an analysis of the Greek word aion. But what happens next is that Wes's son Seth delivers a message FOR the eons concerning what it's like and what it means to be in the body of Christ.
You may think that this messages is a bit disjointed in the first five minutes, but it is not. Please pay attention. I am telling you, this is one of the most mature unveilings of the Christ life within that I have ever heard from someone in his 20's—or from anyone, for that matter. This is not simply a talk about the Christ life, but Seth is in fact living the Christ life in front of everyone and attempting to capture it as it works its way out.
Someone watching the first five minutes of this video might be put off by the colloquial and "twenty-ish" manner of conversation, but he or she who watches what is occurring above that, and detects—by the spirit of God–what occurs simultaneously beneath it, will be rewarded beyond measure. You can't pay for this, anywhere. As I said, these are not just words, but rather a dissected man spilling out God's life and struggling, at the same time, to describe it. The thing is, Seth succeeds.
Improbably—the man succeeds.
Seth lived with me for two months last summer. He was broken at the time and seemed to be hanging by a thread of faith in God. But his faith is the size of Neptune. Even the tread is the size of a planet. This faith, given him by God, lives and moves in him, sometimes in spite of him—something that we can all relate to. And yet, in the time that passed between then and this conference, God gave Seth a greater ability to describe the inner activity. Thank God that this was captured by camera
and microphone. Here, then, is a man barely able to keep up, vocally, with the God-life.
I pray to God that this rare display blesses you. This is what being in the body of Christ is. I thought that Seth was going to talk for only five minutes, and to be honest with you, I was a bit concerned about it. I knew Seth to be a possessor of uncontrolled vocabularic antics, and even mayhem.Thirty-five minutes later, however, I was still sitting stone solid one row from the front, still hanging on every word. I commend to you, then, this second-to last presentation from the Missouri
conference of 2020, hosted by Michael and Marsha Knotts.
From the peninsula,
—Martin
