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Five Years of Royal Tribe Church · Part 2

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I recently marked five years leading Royal Tribe Church. As I reflected on the past, I also had a renewed vision for the future. This is the church I see:

I see a faith-filled church. A church that boldly professes its belief in Jesus Christ and makes it clear via its members’ daily conduct.

I see a family church. A church where people genuinely love each other despite the disagreements they may occasionally have. A unified church that looks, feels and is family to everyone who walks in. A church that will reject religion and emphasise relationships.

I see a creative church. A church whose creativity is impacting the world. A church influencing the world through creative worship and creative media.

I see a culturally relevant church. A church that is attentive to her environment and culture. A Church that refuses to be content with the triumphs of the past, but is constantly looking towards the future, filled with a vision that inspires and influences many.

I see a Spirit-led church. A church where the Holy Spirit is given freedom of expression.

I see an innovative church. A church that will never settle for mediocrity. A church that will always break boundaries. A church that will be holy-rebels for God. A church willing to go against the norm to fulfil God’s purpose. A church that will always keep dreaming.

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I see a church committed to raising leaders in different walks of life. A church that is influential within the biggest and smallest organisations with campuses both in universities and corporations.

I see a church committed to helping others. The poor, the sick and the needy. A church sponsoring people all over the world as they fulfil their God-given potential.

I see a church that loves God, loves people and loves life. A church that is fun and vibrant! A church that never loses her sense of humour. A church that is youthful in spirit; generous at heart; faith-filled in confession; loving in nature and inclusive in expression.

I see a Church whose head is Jesus, whose help is the Holy Spirit, and whose focus is the Great Commission. A church so devoted to God’s mission that they will count whatever the cost and pay whatever the price to see revival sweep this land.

The zeal of the Lord will perform this and more.

Five Years of Royal Tribe Church

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Written by Uuchey

Pastor, career executive, personal finance adviser, and writer exploring faith, work, money, leadership and the person we become while building a life.

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